• Lifezone Metals cut the cap on consideration payable to BHP by USD 8 million following an independent ESG review of Kabanga’s resettlement plan.
• The review found the Resettlement Action Plan remained materially aligned with IFC Performance Standard 5 on land acquisition and involuntary resettlement.
• Consideration comprises a fixed USD 10 million deferred cash payment tied to FID or USD 250 million funding, plus a contingent payment.
• The contingent amount is based on a USD 28 million reference value indexed to Lifezone’s share price, payable 12 months after first commercial production.
• Synergy Global Consulting’s Ed O’Keefe conducted the August–September 2026 desktop review and site visit supporting the alignment finding.

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