Core Viewpoint - Lundin Mining has successfully completed the sale of its subsidiary Lundin Mining US, which owned the Eagle mine and Humboldt mill, to Talon Metals for $127 million (C$176.21 million) [1] Group 1: Transaction Details - The definitive share purchase agreement for the sale was signed in December 2025, marking the transfer of assets to Talon Metals [1] - Lundin Mining received approximately 275.1 million common shares in Talon Metals as compensation, which represents about 18.61% of Talon Metals' issued and outstanding shares on a non-diluted basis [3][4] - Following the transaction, Lundin Mining's stake in Talon Metals increased to approximately 19.86%, totaling 293.7 million shares [2][4] Group 2: Company Statements - Talon Metals CEO Darby Stacey expressed gratitude to Lundin Mining for their support over the past 13 years and expressed excitement for future collaboration [3] - Lundin Mining's president and CEO Jack Lundin stated confidence in the transaction's potential to generate sustained value for stakeholders and expressed eagerness to support Talon Metals [6] Group 3: Strategic Positioning - With the completion of this transaction, Lundin Mining is positioned as a pure-play copper company, focusing on growth to become a top-ten global copper producer through the development of the Vicuña District [7] - Prior to this transaction, Lundin Mining held 18.5 million shares in Talon Metals, accounting for approximately 1.57% of the issued shares [4] Group 4: Additional Agreements - An investor rights agreement was signed, granting Lundin Mining certain director nomination and anti-dilution rights [4] - A lock-up agreement restricts Lundin Mining from acquiring or selling Talon Metals' shares for up to 24 months [5]