• Ivanhoe posted a USD 46 million Q2 2026 profit, driven by USD 27 million segmented profit at Kipushi and USD 16 million share of profit from Kamoa-Kakula.
• Adjusted EBITDA was USD 179 million; Kamoa-Kakula contributed USD 152 million on a 100% basis EBITDA of USD 385 million on USD 880 million revenue.
• Kamoa-Kakula sold 61,249 tonnes of payable copper at USD 5.99/lb; cost of sales rose to USD 4.86/lb, mainly from USD 1.35/lb depreciation.
• Kipushi revenue was USD 146 million; EBITDA was USD 51 million; zinc sales fell to 43,424 tonnes due to logistics, lifting unsold inventory by about 14,000 tonnes.
• Cash and cash equivalents were USD 635 million at June 30, 2026; Kamoa-Kakula copper inventory stayed near 40,000 tonnes, with destocking expected in H2 2026.

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