• DPM Metals management commentary attributed third-quarter 2026 net earnings growth of 39% to higher revenue and lower cost of sales.
• Revenue rose 17% to USD 311.64 million, driven primarily by higher realized metal prices and increased Vareš sales.
• Cost of sales fell 19%, primarily reflecting Ada Tepe reaching the end of its mine life in July.
• Higher taxes, exploration spending and share-based compensation adjustments partially offset earnings growth.
• First-nine-month 2026 net earnings increased 150% to USD 529.75 million, primarily reflecting higher revenue and a USD 32.9 million Vareš provision reversal.

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