• Capstone Copper expects 2026 copper production at 200,000 tonnes, the low end of its 200,000–230,000-tonne guidance range.
• C1 cash costs are forecast at USD 2.75 per pound, the upper end of the USD 2.45–2.75 guidance range.
• Capital expenditure guidance increased by USD 40 million to USD 760 million.
• Pinto Valley production is tracking below guidance following 45 days of third-quarter downtime; higher diesel prices and maintenance spending pressured costs.
• Mantoverde’s expansion ramp-up is expected in the fourth quarter, with higher sulphide copper grades also forecast at Mantos Blancos.

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