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1.	 NATURE	OF	OPERATIONS
Lundin	Mining	Corporation	("Lundin	Mining"	or	the	"Company")	is	 a	diversified	Canadian	base	metals	mining	company	
primarily	 producing	 copper,	 zinc,	 nickel	 and	 gold.	 The	 Company	 owns	 80%	 of	 the	 Candelaria	 and	 Ojos	 del	 Salado	
mining	complex	("Candelaria")	and	51%	of	the	Caserones	copper-molybdenum	mine	(“Caserones”),	each	of	which	are	
located	in	Chile.	The	Company’s	wholly-owned	operating	assets	include	the	Chapada	mine	located	in	Brazil,	the	Eagle	
mine	located	in	the	United	States	of	America	(“USA”),	the	Neves-Corvo	mine	located	in	Portugal,	and	the	Zinkgruvan	
mine	 located	 in	 Sweden.	 In	 addition,	 the	 Company	 owns	 the	 large	 scale	 copper-gold	 Josemaria	 project	 ("Josemaria	
Project"),	located	in	Argentina.	
On	July	2,	2024,	the	Company	completed	the	exercise	of	its	option	to	acquire	an	additional	19%	interest	in	the	issued	
and	outstanding	equity	of	SCM	Minera	Lumina	Copper	Chile	("Lumina	Copper"),	bringing	the	Company's	ownership	in	
Caserones	to	70%.
The	Company’s	common	shares	are	listed	on	the	Toronto	Stock	Exchange	(“TSX”)	in	Canada	and	the	Nasdaq	Stockholm	
Exchange	 in	 Sweden.	 The	 Company	 is	 incorporated	 under	 the	 Canada	 Business	 Corporations	 Act.	 The	 Company	 is	
domiciled	 in	 Canada	 and	 its	 principal	 place	 of	 business	 is	 1055	 Dunsmuir	 Street,	 Suite	 2800,	 Vancouver,	 British	
Columbia,	Canada.
2.		 BASIS	OF	PRESENTATION	AND	SUMMARY	OF	MATERIAL	ACCOUNTING	POLICIES
(i) Basis	of	presentation	and	measurement
The	 unaudited	 condensed	 interim	 consolidated	 financial	 statements	 have	 been	 prepared	 in	 accordance	 with	
International	 Financial	 Reporting	 Standards	 as	 issued	 by	 the	 International	 Accounting	 Standards	 Board	 (“IFRS	
Accounting	Standards”)	and	which	the	Canadian	Accounting	Standards	Board	has	approved	for	incorporation	into	
Part	 1	 of	 the	 CPA	 Canada	 Handbook	 -	 Accounting	 including	 IAS	 34	 Interim	 Financial	 Reporting.	 The	 condensed	
interim	 consolidated	 financial	 statements	 should	 be	 read	 in	 conjunction	 with	 the	 annual	 consolidated	 financial	
statements	for	the	year	ended	December	31,	2023.	
The	consolidated	financial	statements	have	been	prepared	on	a	historical	cost	basis	except	for	certain	financial	
instruments	which	have	been	measured	at	fair	value.
The	 Company's	 presentation	 currency	 is	 United	 States	 (“US”)	 dollars.	 Reference	 herein	 to	 $	 or	 USD	 is	 to	 US	
dollars,	C$	or	CAD	is	to	Canadian	dollars,	SEK	is	to	Swedish	krona,	€	refers	to	the	Euro,	CLP	refers	to	the	Chilean	
peso,	BRL	refers	to	the	Brazilian	real,	and	ARS	refers	to	the	Argentine	peso.	
Balance	sheet	items	are	classified	as	current	if	receipt	or	payment	is	due	within	twelve	months.	Otherwise,	they	
are	presented	as	non-current.
These	 condensed	 interim	 consolidated	 financial	 statements	 were	 approved	 by	 the	 Board	 of	 Directors	 of	 the	
Company	for	issue	on	July	30,	2024.
(ii)					Material	accounting	policies
The	 accounting	 policies	 followed	 in	 these	 condensed	 interim	 consolidated	 financial	 statements	 are	 consistent	
with	those	disclosed	in	Note	 2	of	the	Company’s	consolidated	financial	statements	for	the	year	ended	December	
31,	 2023.	 Except	 as	 described	 in	 Note	 2(iii),	 there	 were	 no	 changes	 in	 material	 accounting	 policies	 during	 the	
three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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(iii)	 New	accounting	standards	issued
Amendments	to	IAS	1	-	Classification	of	Liabilities	as	Current	or	Non-Current
In	 January	 2020,	 the	 IASB	 issued	 Classification	 of	 Liabilities	 as	 Current	 or	 Non-Current	 (Amendments	 to	 IAS	 1)	
providing	 a	 more	 general	 approach	 to	 the	 classification	 of	 liabilities	 under	 IAS	 1	 based	 on	 the	 contractual	
arrangements	in	place	at	the	reporting	date.	Under	existing	requirements,	a	liability	is	current	if	an	unconditional	
right	to	defer	settlement	of	the	liability	for	at	least	twelve	months	after	the	reporting	period	does	not	exist.	With	
the	introduction	of	the	two	amendments	to	IAS	1	in	2024,	for	a	liability	to	be	classified	as	non-current,	a	company	
must	have	the	right	to	defer	settlement	of	the	liability	for	at	least	twelve	months	after	the	reporting	period.	The	
right	must	have	substance	and	exist	at	the	end	of	the	reporting	period,	and	the	classification	of	the	liability	must	
be	unaffected	by	the	likelihood	that	the	company	will	exercise	that	right.	The	amendments	apply	retrospectively	
for	 annual	 reporting	 periods	 beginning	 on	 or	 after	 1	 January	 2024,	 with	 early	 application	 permitted	 and	 have	
been	applied	with	no	material	impact	on	the	Company	in	the	current	reporting	period.
Amendments	to	IAS	12	-	International	Tax	Reform	-	Pillar	Two	Model	Rules
In	May	2023,	the	IASB	issued	amendments	to	IAS	12	–	Income	Taxes.	The	amendments	provide	an	exception	to	
the	requirements	regarding	the	recognition	of	deferred	tax	assets	and	liabilities	related	to	the	Pillar	Two	global	
minimum	tax	rules	and	were	effective	immediately.	The	Company	has	applied	the	exception	to	recognizing	and	
disclosing	 information	 about	 deferred	 tax	 assets	 and	 liabilities	 related	 to	 Pillar	 Two	 income	 taxes	 whilst	 it	
continues	to	evaluate	the	impact	of	these	income	taxes	on	its	consolidated	financial	statements.
Additionally,	 the	 amendments	 to	 IAS	 12	 require	 disclosure	 of	 the	 Company's	 current	 tax	 expense	 or	 income	
related	 to	 Pillar	 Two	 income	 taxes	 and	 disclosure	 of	 known	 or	 reasonably	 estimable	 information	 regarding	 the	
Company's	exposure	to	Pillar	Two	income	taxes.	Among	the	jurisdictions	where	the	Company	operates,	Pillar	Two	
legislation	 is	 enacted	 in	 Sweden,	 the	 Netherlands	 and	 Canada,	 and	 is	 expected	 to	 be	 substantively	 enacted	 in	
Portugal	in	2024.	The	Company	is	currently	assessing	the	potential	impact	of	the	Pillar	Two	legislation	for	when	it	
comes	 into	 effect,	 but	 the	 quantitative	 impact	 of	 the	 enacted	 or	 substantively	 enacted	 legislation	 has	 not	 yet	
been	determined.
(iv)			Critical	accounting	estimates	and	judgments	in	applying	the	entity’s	accounting	policies
Areas	of	judgment	that	have	the	most	significant	effect	on	the	amounts	recognized	in	the	financial	statements	
are	 disclosed	 in	 Note	 2	 of	 the	 Company’s	 consolidated	 financial	 statements	 for	 the	 year	 ended	 December	 31,	
2023.
3.	 	 CASH	AND	CASH	EQUIVALENTS
Cash	and	cash	equivalents	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Cash $	 259,166	 $	 197,537	 
Short-term	deposits 	 193,643	 	 71,256	 
$	 452,809	 $	 268,793	 
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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4.	 TRADE	AND	OTHER	RECEIVABLES
Trade	and	other	receivables	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Trade	receivables $	 512,377	 $	 643,722	 
Value	added	tax 	 57,210	 	 80,088	 
Prepaid	expenses 	 38,696	 	 48,901	 
Other	receivables 	 30,711	 	 56,160	 
$	 638,994	 $	 828,871	 
5.	 INVENTORIES
Inventories	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Materials	and	supplies $	 330,794	 $	 313,966	 
Ore	stockpiles	and	dump	leach 	 195,616	 	 207,602	 
Finished	goods	-	concentrate	stockpiles 	 61,276	 	 72,515	 
Finished	goods	-	copper	cathode 	 5,467	 	 5,324	 
$	 593,153	 $	 599,407	 
Long-term	inventory	is	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Ore	stockpiles	at	Candelaria $	 435,008	 $	 427,075	 
Ore	stockpiles	at	Chapada 	 267,192	 	 270,570	 
Dump	leach	at	Caserones 	 93,609	 	 99,952	 
$	 795,809	 $	 797,597	 
6.	 OTHER	CURRENT	ASSETS
Other	current	assets	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Caserones	purchase	option	(a) $	 56,166	 $	 —	 
Other 	 24,900	 	 21,421	 
$	 81,066	 $	 21,421	 
a)		 Pursuant	to	the	terms	of	the	shareholders'	agreement	to	acquire	51%	of	Lumina	Copper,	the	Company	acquired	
the	right	to	purchase	an	additional	19%	interest	in	the	Caserones	mine	for	$350.0	million	over	a	five-year	period	
commencing	on	July	13,	2024	("Caserones	Purchase	Option").	The	Caserones	Purchase	Option	is	recorded	at	fair	
value	 with	 changes	 in	 fair	 value	 recorded	 in	 Other	 income	 and	 expense.	 On	 June	 26,	 2024,	 the	 shareholders'	
agreement	associated	with	the	transaction	was	amended	to	waive	any	restriction	relating	to	the	exercise	date	of	
the	call	option	and	on	July	2,	2024,	the	Company	completed	the	exercise	of	the	Caserones	Purchase	Option.	The	
fair	 value	 of	 $56.2	 million	 at	 June	 30,	 2024	 was	 therefore	 reclassified	 from	 Other	 non-current	 assets	 to	 Other	
current	assets.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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7.	 MINERAL	PROPERTIES,	PLANT	AND	EQUIPMENT
Mineral	properties,	plant	and	equipment	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Cost
Mineral	
properties
Plant	and	
equipment
Assets	under	
construction1
Development	
project2
Software	
intangible	
assets Total
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 5,546,923	 $	 3,752,177	 $	 236,056	 $	 876,419	 $	 32,626	 $	 10,444,201	
Additions 	 153,973	 	 27,214	 	 175,503	 	 147,431	 	 42	 	 504,163	
Disposals	and	transfers 	 44,937	 	 31,289	 	 (87,431)	 	 —	 	 2,464	 	 (8,741)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 3,091	 	 9,037	 	 (343)	 	 —	 	 (39)	 	 11,746	
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 5,748,924	 	 3,819,717	 	 323,785	 	 1,023,850	 	 35,093	 	 10,951,369	
Caserones	acquisition 	 —	 	 1,243,432	 	 94,110	 	 —	 	 —	 	 1,337,542	
Additions 	 126,127	 	 69,067	 	 231,037	 	 106,217	 	 40	 	 532,488	
Disposals	and	transfers 	 72,525	 	 146,791	 	 (322,496)	 	 —	 	 28,123	 	 (75,057)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 67,178	 	 28,990	 	 3,825	 	 —	 	 313	 	 100,306	
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 6,014,754	 	 5,307,997	 	 330,261	 	 1,130,067	 	 63,569	 	 12,846,648	
Additions 	 127,096	 	 33,262	 	 202,618	 	 159,101	 	 78	 	 522,155	
Write-down 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (17,188)	 	 —	 	 (17,188)	 
Disposals	and	transfers 	 33,150	 	 130,340	 	 (170,330)	 	 —	 	 89	 	 (6,751)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (77,596)	 	 (39,804)	 	 (3,585)	 	 —	 	 (319)	 	 (121,304)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 $	 6,097,404	 $	 5,431,795	 $	 358,964	 $	 1,271,980	 $	 63,417	 $	 13,223,560	
Accumulated	depreciation,	
depletion	and	amortization
Mineral								
properties
Plant	and	
equipment
Assets	under	
construction1
Development	
project2
Software	
intangible	
assets Total
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 2,835,431	 $	 1,621,439	 $	 —	 $	 —	 $	 11,645	 $	 4,468,515	
Depreciation 	 146,614	 	 118,343	 	 —	 	 —	 	 2,232	 	 267,189	
Disposals	and	transfers 	 —	 	 (8,579)	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (8,579)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (564)	 	 2,101	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (33)	 	 1,504	
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 2,981,481	 	 1,733,304	 	 —	 	 —	 	 13,844	 	 4,728,629	
Depreciation 	 167,286	 	 228,326	 	 —	 	 —	 	 3,038	 	 398,650	
Disposals	and	transfers 	 —	 	 (66,211)	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (66,211)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 45,308	 	 14,962	 	 —	 	 —	 	 141	 	 60,411	
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 3,194,075	 	 1,910,381	 	 —	 	 —	 	 17,023	 	 5,121,479	
Depreciation 	 156,047	 	 210,990	 	 —	 	 —	 	 4,843	 	 371,880	
Disposals	and	transfers 	 —	 	 (5,780)	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (5,780)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (50,369)	 	 (19,339)	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (164)	 	 (69,872)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 $	 3,299,753	 $	 2,096,252	 $	 —	 $	 —	 $	 21,702	 $	 5,417,707	
Net	book	value
Mineral								
properties
Plant	and	
equipment
Assets	under	
construction1
Development	
project2
Software	
intangible	
assets Total
As	at	December	31,	2023 $	 2,820,679	 $	 3,397,616	 $	 330,261	 $	 1,130,067	 $	 46,546	 $	 7,725,169	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 $	 2,797,651	 $	 3,335,543	 $	 358,964	 $	 1,271,980	 $	 41,715	 $	 7,805,853	 
¹	Represent	assets	under	construction	at	the	Company's	operating	mine	sites	which	are	currently	non-depreciable.
2	Assets	relate	to	the	Josemaria	Project	which	are	currently	non-depreciable.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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During	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024,	the	Company	capitalized	$8.9	million	and	$16.5	million	(June	30,	
2023	 -	 $4.5	 million	 and	 $7.8	 million),	 respectively,	 of	 finance	 costs	 to	 the	 Josemaria	 Project	 at	 a	 weighted	 average	
interest	rate	of	6.0%	(June	30,	2023	-	5.5%).	
During	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024,	the	Company	capitalized	$39.3	million	and	$118.0	million	(June	
30,	 2023	 -	 $54.5	 million	 and	 $95.8	 million),	 respectively,	 of	 deferred	 stripping	 costs	 to	 mineral	 properties.	 The	
depreciation	expense	related	to	deferred	stripping	for	the	 three	and	six	months 	was	 $45.8	million	and	 $68.4	million	
(June	30,	2023 	-	 $26.8	million	and	 $52.4	million),	respectively.	Included	in	the	mineral	properties	balance	at	 June	30,	
2024	is	$353.4	million	(December	31,	2023	-	$277.5	million)	related	to	deferred	stripping	at	Candelaria	and	Caserones,	
which	is	currently	non-depreciable.
The	 Company's	 software	 intangible	 assets	 relate	 primarily	 to	 a	 global	 instance	 of	 an	 Enterprise	 Resource	 Planning	
("ERP")	 system,	 and	 related	 configuration	 and	 customization	 costs	 incurred	 in	 preparing	 the	 intangible	 asset	 for	 its	
intended	use.	These	assets	have	useful	lives	of	8	years	or	less,	and	are	amortized	on	a	straight-line	basis.
The	 Company	 leases	 various	 assets	 including	 power	 line	 infrastructure,	 buildings	 and	 storage	 facilities,	 rail	 cars,	
vehicles,	 machinery	 and	 equipment.	 The	 following	 table	 summarizes	 the	 changes	 in	 right-of-use	 assets	 within	 plant	
and	equipment:
Net	book	value
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 27,923	
Additions 	 11,843	
Depreciation 	 (11,755)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 278	
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 28,289	
Caserones	acquisition	 	 257,655	
Additions 	 42,966	
Depreciation 	 (39,636)	 
Disposals 	 (5,363)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 86	
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 283,997	
Additions 	 23,817	
Depreciation 	 (37,499)	 
Disposals 	 (1,534)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (83)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 $	 268,698	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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8.	 TRADE	AND	OTHER	PAYABLES
Trade	and	other	payables	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Trade	payables $	 345,560	 $	 393,829	
Unbilled	goods	and	services 	 175,794	 	 176,444	
Employee	benefits	payable 	 81,578	 	 114,514	
Sinkhole	provision	 	 27,735	 	 29,827	
Royalties	payable 	 26,538	 	 23,773	
Pricing	provisions	on	concentrate	sales 	 19,451	 	 13,201	
Deferred	consideration,	current	portion 	 10,000	 	 10,000	
Prepayment	from	customers 	 516	 	 21,963	
Other 	 12,338	 	 22,212	
$	 699,510	 $	 805,763	
Included	 in	 pricing	 provisions	 on	 concentrate	 sales	 are	 balances	 owing	 to	 customers	 and	 provisions	 arising	 from	
forward	market	price	adjustments.
The	sinkhole	provision	relates	to	expected	remediation	costs	and	potential	fines	directly	related	to	the	sinkhole	near	
the	Company's	Ojos	del	Salado	operations.	
The	 deferred	 consideration	 relates	 to	 the	 current	 portion	 of	 the	 remaining	 deferred	 cash	 consideration	 arising	 from	
the	Caserones	acquisition,	payable	in	installments	over	the	next	five	years.		
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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9.	 DEBT	AND	LEASE	LIABILITIES
Debt	and	lease	liabilities	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Revolving	credit	facility	(a) $	 274,273	 $	 245,084	
Term	loan	(b) 	 798,180	 	 798,542	 
Candelaria	and	Chapada	term	loans	(c) 	 159,520	 	 48,850	 
Lease	liabilities	(d) 	 259,164	 	 277,208	 
Commercial	paper	(e) 	 107,050	 	 116,025	 
Line	of	credit 	 —	 	 99	
Debt	and	lease	liabilities 	 1,598,187	 	 1,485,808	 
Less:	current	portion 	 315,695	 	 212,646	
Long-term	portion $	 1,282,492	 $	 1,273,162	
											The	changes	in	debt	and	lease	liabilities	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Leases Debt Total
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 27,166	 $	 170,162	 $	 197,328	 
Additions 	 11,774	 	 430,949	 	 442,723	 
Payments 	 (12,013)	 	 (214,502)	 	 (226,515)	 
Interest 	 733	 	 —	 	 733	 
Financing	fee	amortization 	 —	 	 430	 	 430	 
Deferred	financing	fee 	 —	 	 (1,158)	 	 (1,158)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 878	 	 596	 	 1,474	
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 28,538	 	 386,477	 	 415,015	 
Caserones	acquisition 	 257,655	 	 —	 	 257,655	 
Additions 	 42,618	 	 2,059,648	 	 2,102,266	 
Payments 	 (47,828)	 	 (1,237,302)	 	 (1,285,130)	 
Disposals 	 (6,221)	 	 —	 	 (6,221)	 
Interest 	 11,788	 	 —	 	 11,788	 
Financing	fee	amortization 	 —	 	 416	 	 416	 
Deferred	financing	fee 	 —	 	 (1,792)	 	 (1,792)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (9,342)	 	 1,153	 	 (8,189)	 
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 277,208	 	 1,208,600	 	 1,485,808	 
Additions 	 23,471	 	 492,339	 	 515,810	 
Payments 	 (45,292)	 	 (357,206)	 	 (402,498)	 
Disposals 	 (1,495)	 	 —	 	 (1,495)	 
Interest 	 11,785	 	 —	 	 11,785	 
Financing	fee	amortization 	 —	 	 1,174	 	 1,174	 
Deferred	financing	fee 	 —	 	 (2,347)	 	 (2,347)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (6,513)	 	 (3,537)	 	 (10,050)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 	 259,164	 	 1,339,023	 	 1,598,187	 
Less:	current	portion 	 49,125	 	 266,570	 	 315,695	 
Long-term	portion $	 210,039	 $	 1,072,453	 $	 1,282,492	 
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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a)	 The	 Company	 has	 a	 revolving	 credit	 facility	 of	 $1,750.0	 million.	 On	 April	 26,	 2024,	 the	 credit	 facility,	 which	
originally	matured	in	April	2028,	was	amended	and	extended	to	April	2029.	The	credit	facility	bears	interest	on	
drawn	funds	at	rates	of	Term	Secured	Overnight	Financing	Rate	(“Term	SOFR”)	plus	Credit	Spread	Adjustment	
(“CSA”)	of	0.10%	plus	an	applicable	margin	of	 1.45%	to	2.50%,	depending	on	the	Company’s	net	leverage	ratio.	
The	 revolving	 credit	 facility	 is	 unsecured,	 save	 and	 except	 for	 a	 charge	 over	 certain	 assets	 in	 the	 USA,	 and	 is	
subject	 to	 customary	 covenants.	 During	 the	 three	 and	 six	 months	 ended	 June	 30,	 2024,	 the	 Company	 drew	
down	 $50.0	 million	 and	 $115.0	 million	 (June	 30,	 2023	 -	 $146.0	 million	 and	 $171.0	 million),	 and	 repaid	 $70	
million	 and	 $85.0	 million	 (June	 30,	 2023	 -	 $—	 million	 and	 $13.0	 million),	 respectively.	 As	 at	 June	 30,	 2024,	 a	
principal	 balance	 of	 $280.0	 million	 (December	 31,	 2023	 -	 $250.0	 million)	 was	 outstanding,	 with	 unamortized	
deferred	financing	fees	of	$5.7	million	(December	31,	2023	-	$4.9	million)	netted	against	borrowings.	
	 	 	 	 	 	 On	 July	 2,	 2024,	 the	 Company	 drew	 down	 $350.0	 million	 from	 the	 revolving	 credit	 facility	 to	 complete	 the	
exercise	of	its	option	to	acquire	an	additional	19%	interest	in	Caserones.
	 b)	 	 	 In	 July	 2023,	 the	 Company	 obtained	 a	 term	 loan	 of	 a	 principal	 amount	 of	 $800.0	 million	 with	 an	 additional	
$400.0	 million	 accordion	 option,	 maturing	 July	 2026.	 On	 April	 26,	 2024,	 the	 Company	 amended	 the	 terms	 to	
extend	maturity	to	July	2027 .	The	term	loan	bears	interest	at	an	annual	rate	equal	to	Term	SOFR	+	CSA	+	an	
applicable	 margin	 of	 1.60%	 to	 2.65%,	 depending	 on	 the	 Company’s	 net	 leverage	 ratio.	 Principal	 is	 payable	 at	
maturity.	 The	 term	 loan	 is	 unsecured,	 save	 and	 except	 for	 a	 charge	 over	 certain	 assets	 in	 the	 USA,	 and	 has	
similar	 covenants	 to	 the	 Company’s	 existing	 $1,750.0	 million	 revolving	 credit	 facility.	 As	 at	 June	 30,	 2024,	 a	
principal	 balance	 of	 $800.0	 million	 (December	 31,	 2023	 -	 $800.0	 million)	 was	 outstanding,	 with	 unamortized	
deferred	financing	fees	of	$1.8	million	(December	31,	2023	-	$1.5	million)	netted	against	borrowings.
c)	 In	 February	 and	 March	 2024,	 Compañia	 Contractual	 Minera	 Candelaria	 S.A.	 ("Candelaria	 Mine"),	 a	 subsidiary	
owned	 80%	 by	 the	 Company,	 obtained	 two	 unsecured	 fixed	 term	 loans	 in	 the	 amount	 of	 $50.0	 million	 and	
$15.0	million,	respectively.	The	loans	accrued	interest	at	rates	of	5.67%	and	5.79%	per	annum	and	were	fully	
repaid	 in	 May	 and	 June	 2024,	 respectively.	 An	 additional	 short-term	 loan	 was	 obtained	 in	 May	 2024	 in	 the	
amount	 of	 $50.0	 million,	 accruing	 interest	 at	 5.78%	 and	 maturing	 in	 November	 2024.	 As	 at	 June	 30,	 2024,	 a	
principal	balance	of	$50.0	million	(December	31,	2023	-	$nil)	was	outstanding.	
Mineração	 Maracá	 Indústria	 e	 Comércio	 S.A.	 (“Chapada”),	 a	 subsidiary	 of	 the	 Company	 which	 owns	 the	
Chapada	mine,	obtained	a	series	of	unsecured	fixed	term	loans	during	the	 three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	
2024	totalling	$87.0	million	and	$132.3	million	(June	30,	2023	-	$71.1	million	and	$130.5	million),	respectively.	
Chapada	repaid	$51.2	million	and	$71.7	million	of	the	outstanding	term	loans	during	the	 three	and	six	months 	
ended	June	30,	2024	(June	30,	2023	-	$108.9	million	and	$61.8	million),	respectively.
As	 at	 June	 30,	 2024 ,	 there	 were	 thirty	 two	 term	 loans	 outstanding	 at	 Chapada	 totalling	 $109.5	 million	
(December	31,	2023	-	sixteen	term	loans	totalling	 $48.9	million).	These	outstanding	term	loans	accrue	 interest	
at	rates	ranging	from	6.16%	to	6.80%	per	annum	with	interest	payable	upon	maturity.	The	maturity	dates	range	
from	July	to	September	2024.
d)	 Lease	liabilities	relate	to	leases	on	power	line	infrastructure,	buildings	and	storage	facilities,	rail	cars,	vehicles,	
machinery	and	equipment	which	have	remaining	lease	terms	of	one	to	thirteen	years	and	interest	rates	of	0.8%	
-	10.4%	over	the	terms	of	the	leases.
e) Sociedade	 Mineira	 de	 Neves-Corvo,	 S.A.	 (“Somincor”),	 a	 subsidiary	 of	 the	 Company	 which	 owns	 the	 Neves-
Corvo	 mine,	 entered	 into	 three	 unsecured	 commercial	 paper	 programs	 during	 2022	 and	 2023	 ("Commercial	
Paper	Program	1,	2,	and	3",	respectively).	Commercial	Paper	Program	1,	entered	into	September	2022,	has	a	
borrowing	capacity	of	€25.0	million,	matures	May	2025,	and	bears	interest	on	drawn	funds	at	EURIBOR+0.50%.	
Commercial	Paper	Program	2,	entered	into	in 	June	2023,	has	a	borrowing	capacity	of 	€50.0	million,	matures	in	
June	 2028,	 and	 bears	 interest	 on	 drawn	 funds	 at	 EURIBOR+0.50%.	 Commercial	 Program	 3,	 entered	 into	 July	
2023,	 has	 a	 borrowing	 capacity	 of	 €40.0	 million,	 matures	 in	 July	 2028,	 and	 bears	 interest	 on	 drawn	 funds	 at	
EURIBOR+0.30%.
During	the	 three	and	six	months 	ended	 June	30,	2024 ,	Somincor	had	drawn	 $37.5	million	(€35.0	million)	and	
$130.0	million	(€120.0	million),	respectively	from	the	commercial	paper	programs	(June	30,	2023	-	$65.0	million	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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(€60.0	million)	and	 $129.4	million	(€120.0	million))	and	repaid	 $37.6	million	(€35.0	million)	and	 $135.4	million	
(€125.0	million),	respectively	from	the	programs	(June	30,	2023	-	$21.7	million	(€20.0	million)	and	$91.1	million	
(€85.0	million)).
As	at	June	30,	2024,	a	principal	balance	of 	$21.4	million	(€20.0	million),	$53.5	million	(€50.0	million),	and	$32.1	
million	(€30.0	million)	was	outstanding	on	 Commercial	Paper	Program	1,	2,	and	3,	 respectively	(December	31,	
2023	-	$27.6	million	(€25.0	million),	$55.3	million	(€50.0	million),	and	$33.2	million	(€30.0	million)).
The	schedule	of	undiscounted	lease	payment	and	debt	obligations	is	as	follows:
Leases Debt Total
Less	than	one	year $	 65,420	 $	 266,570	 $	 331,990	 
One	to	five	years 	 153,243	 	 1,080,000	 	 1,233,243	 
More	than	five	years 	 141,624	 	 —	 	 141,624	 
Total	undiscounted	obligations	as	at	June	30,	2024 $	 360,287	 $	 1,346,570	 $	 1,706,857	 
10. DEFERRED	REVENUE
The	following	table	summarizes	the	changes	in	deferred	revenue:
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 654,106	
Recognition	of	revenue 	 (36,019)	 
Finance	costs 	 18,004	
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (1,018)	 
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 635,073	
Recognition	of	revenue 	 (36,724)	 
Variable	consideration	adjustment 	 3,018	
Finance	costs 	 18,000	
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 3,863	
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 623,230	
Recognition	of	revenue 	 (35,604)	 
Finance	costs 	 17,179	
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (3,374)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 	 601,431	
Less:	current	portion 	 84,124	
Long-term	portion $	 517,307	
Consideration	received	under	the	Company’s	gold,	silver	and	copper	streaming	agreements	is	deemed	to	be	variable	
and	 can	 be	 subject	 to	 cumulative	 adjustments	 when	 the	 contractual	 volume	 to	 be	 delivered	 changes.	 In	 2023,	 as	 a	
result	of	changes	to	the	Company’s	Mineral	Resources	and	Mineral	Reserves	estimates,	an	adjustment	was	made	to	
the	deferred	revenue	liability	which	was	recognized	through	revenue	and	finance	costs.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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11.	 RECLAMATION	AND	OTHER	CLOSURE	PROVISIONS
Reclamation	and	other	closure	provisions	relating	to	the	Company's	mining	operations	are	as	follows:
Reclamation	
provisions
Other	closure	
provisions Total
Balance,	December	31,	2022 $	 401,020	 $	 44,828	 $	 445,848	 
Accretion 	 10,477	 	 —	 	 10,477	 
Changes	in	estimate 	 5,766	 	 8,794	 	 14,560	 
Changes	in	discount	rate 	 13,846	 	 —	 	 13,846	
Payments 	 (3,649)	 	 (1,480)	 	 (5,129)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (256)	 	 2,674	 	 2,418	
Balance,	June	30,	2023 	 427,204	 	 54,816	 	 482,020	 
Acquisition	of	Caserones 	 92,440	 	 —	 	 92,440	
Accretion 	 12,692	 	 —	 	 12,692	 
Changes	in	estimate 	 (36,273)	 	 (3,222)	 	 (39,495)	 
Changes	in	discount	rate 	 738	 	 —	 	 738	
Payments 	 (5,193)	 	 (169)	 	 (5,362)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 5,537	 	 (4,394)	 	 1,143	
Balance,	December	31,	2023 	 497,145	 	 47,031	 	 544,176	 
Accretion 	 12,758	 	 —	 	 12,758	 
Changes	in	estimate 	 (11,526)	 	 2,244	 	 (9,282)	 
Changes	in	discount	rate 	 (17,321)	 	 —	 	 (17,321)	 
Payments 	 (5,986)	 	 (2,424)	 	 (8,410)	 
Effects	of	foreign	exchange 	 (5,756)	 	 (3,337)	 	 (9,093)	 
Balance,	June	30,	2024 	 469,314	 	 43,514	 	 512,828	 
Less:	current	portion 	 13,524	 	 4,731	 	 18,255	 
Long-term	portion $	 455,790	 $	 38,783	 $	 494,573	 
The	 Company	 expects	 these	 liabilities	 to	 be	 settled	 between	 2024	 and	 2110.	 The	 reclamation	 provisions	 are	
discounted	using	current	market	pre-tax	discount	rates	which	range	from	2.0%	to	12.0%	(December	31,	2023	-	2.0%	to	
10.4%).		
12.			DEFERRED	CONSIDERATION	AND	OTHER	LONG-TERM	LIABILITIES
Deferred	consideration	and	other	long-term	liabilities	are	comprised	of	the	following:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Deferred	consideration,	non-current	portion $	 109,670	 $	 106,210	 
Other 	 31,101	 	 26,989	 
$	 140,771	 $	 133,199	 
Deferred	consideration	represents	the	non-current	portion	of	the	remaining	cash	consideration	for	the	acquisition	of	
51%	 of	 Lumina	 Copper,	 completed	 July	 13,	 2023.	 The	 deferred	 consideration	 is	 payable	 in	 installments	 as	 follows:	
$50.0	million	to	be	paid	in	five	installments	of	$10.0	million	on	the	anniversary	of	the	transaction	closing	date	in	each	
of	 2024,	 2025,	 2026,	 2027,	 and	 2028;	 and	 $100	 million	 to	 be	 paid	 on	 the	 anniversary	 of	 the	 closing	 date	 in	 2029.	
Subsequent	to	June	30,	2024,	the	Company	paid	the	first	$10.0	million	installment	related	to	the	Caserones	deferred	
consideration.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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13.	 SHARE	CAPITAL
a) Basic	and	diluted	weighted	average	number	of	shares	outstanding
Three	months	ended																	
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Basic	weighted	average	number	of	shares	outstanding 	 776,173,888	 	 772,255,656	 	 774,033,611	 	 771,739,532	
Effect	of	dilutive	securities 	 2,914,254	 	 934,228	 	 2,397,227	 	 687,860	
Diluted	weighted	average	number	of	shares	outstanding 	 779,088,142	 	 773,189,884	 	 776,430,838	 	 772,427,392	
Antidilutive	securities 	 96,300	 	 23,175	 	 1,001,595	 	 1,267,078	
The	effect	of	dilutive	securities	relates	to	in-the-money	outstanding	stock	options	and	share	units	("SUs").
b) Stock	options	and	share	units	granted
Three	months	ended																	
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Stock	options 	 —	 	 18,230	 	 1,498,160	 	 1,880,663	
Restricted	Share	Units	and	Performance	Share	Units 	 —	 	 13,930	 	 1,041,450	 	 1,261,503	
c) Deferred	share	units
During	the	year	ended	December	31,	2023,	the	Company	adopted	a	Deferred	Share	Unit	("DSU")	Plan	effective	
January	 1,	 2024	 under	 which	 DSUs	 are	 granted	 by	 the	 Board	 of	 Directors	 quarterly	 to	 eligible	 non-employee	
Directors.	During	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024,	16,858	and	25,062	DSUs	(June	30,	2023	-	nil	and	
nil),	respectively,	were	granted	under	the	plan.
d) Dividends
During	the	 three	and	six	months 	ended	 June	30,	2024 ,	the	Company	declared	dividends	in	the	amount	of	 $51.1	
million	and	$102.4	million	(June	30,	2023	-	$51.1	million	and	$102.4	million),	respectively,	or	C$0.09	per	share	and	
C$0.18	per	share	(June	30,	2023	-	C$0.09	and	C$0.18),	respectively.
14.	 NON-CONTROLLING	INTERESTS
Set	 out	 below	 is	 summarized	 financial	 information	 for	 each	 subsidiary	 with	 non-controlling	 interest	 ("NCI")	 that	 is	
material	 to	 the	 group.	 As	 part	 of	 its	 Candelaria	 segment,	 the	 Company	 owns	 80%	 of	 the	 Candelaria	 Mine	 and	
Compañia	Contractual	Minera	Ojos	del	Salado	S.A.’s	copper	mining	operations	and	supporting	infrastructure	in	Chile	
(together	the	"Candelaria	complex").	In	addition,	the	Company	owns	51%	of	the	Caserones	mine,	also	located	in	Chile.	
On	July	2,	2024,	the	Company	completed	the	exercise	of	its	option	to	acquire	an	additional	19%	interest	in	the	issued	
and	outstanding	equity	of	Lumina	Copper,	bringing	the	Company's	ownership	in	Caserones	to	70%	and	reducing	the	
NCI	to	30%.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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The	continuity	of	the	Company's	non-wholly	owned	subsidiaries	with	material	NCI	is	as	follows:
Candelaria	complex Caserones	mine Total
NCI	in	subsidiary	at	June	30,	2024 20% 49%
As	at	December	31,	2022 $	 564,089	 $	 —	 $	 564,089	
Share	of	net	comprehensive	income	(loss) 	 20,775	 	 —	 	 20,775	
As	at	June	30,	2023 	 584,864	 	 —	 	 584,864	
Caserones	acquisition 	 —	 	 873,767	 	 873,767	
Share	of	net	comprehensive	income	(loss) 	 20,978	 	 32,294	 	 53,272	
Distributions 	 (11,000)	 	 (44,100)	 	 (55,100)	 
As	at	December	31,	2023 	 594,842	 	 861,961	 	 1,456,803	
Share	of	net	comprehensive	income	(loss) 	 30,125	 	 49,695	 	 79,820	
Distributions 	 (20,000)	 	 —	 	 (20,000)	 
As	at	June	30,	2024 $	 604,967	 $	 911,656	 $	 1,516,623	
Summarized	 financial	 information	 for	 the	 Company's	 non-wholly	 owned	 subsidiaries	 on	 a	 100%	 basis,	 before	
inter-company	eliminations	is	as	follows:
Summarized	Balance	Sheets
Candelaria	complex Caserones	mine
As	at	June	30,	2024 As	at	Dec.	31,	2023 As	at	June	30,	2024 As	at	Dec.	31,	2023
Total	current	assets $	 549,793	 $	 512,217	 $	 758,626	 $	 708,927	 
Total	non-current	assets $	 3,162,797	 $	 3,140,799	 $	 1,539,408	 $	 1,629,052	 
Total	current	liabilities $	 317,899	 $	 266,314	 $	 263,622	 $	 323,797	 
Total	non-current	liabilities $	 636,844	 $	 646,189	 $	 251,518	 $	 267,263	 
Summarized	Statements	of	Earnings	and	Comprehensive	Income	(Loss)
Candelaria	complex Caserones	mine
For	the	six	months	ended
June	30, 2024 2023 2024 2023
Total	revenue $	 787,348	 $	 768,726	 $	 657,838	 $	 —	 
Net	earnings $	 149,945	 $	 107,002	 $	 101,421	 $	 —	 
Net	comprehensive	income $	 149,949	 $	 106,893	 $	 101,421	 $	 —	 
Summarized	Statement	of	Cash	Flows
Candelaria	complex Caserones	mine
For	the	six	months	ended
June	30, 2024 2023 2024 2023
Cash	provided	by	operating	
activities $	 254,155	 $	 225,559	 $	 242,921	 $	 —	 
Cash	used	in	investing	activities 	 (159,073)	 	 (216,255)	 	 (76,357)	 	 —	 
Cash	used	in	financing	activities 	 (89,195)	 	 (25,361)	 	 (52,888)	 	 —	
Increase	(decrease)	in	cash	and	
cash	equivalents	during	the	period $	 5,887	 $	 (16,057)	 $	 113,676	 $	 —	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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15.	 REVENUE
The	Company's	analysis	of	revenue	from	contracts	with	customers,	segmented	by	product,	is	as	follows:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Revenue	from	contracts	with	customers:
Copper $	 743,360	 $	 440,162	 $	 1,442,615	 $	 921,142	 
Zinc 	 87,534	 	 50,832	 	 152,475	 	 149,321	 
Gold 	 54,880	 	 50,008	 	 109,598	 	 103,351	 
Nickel 	 39,260	 	 97,482	 	 74,386	 	 161,112	 
Molybdenum 	 31,494	 	 —	 	 70,321	 	 —	 
Lead 	 20,034	 	 10,463	 	 32,530	 	 23,303	 
Silver 	 15,080	 	 9,835	 	 28,408	 	 19,101	 
Other 	 10,898	 	 11,860	 	 20,074	 	 16,315	 
	 1,002,540	 	 670,642	 	 1,930,407	 	 1,393,645	 
Provisional	pricing	adjustments	on	current	period	
concentrate	sales 	 (13,484)	 	 (7,522)	 	 46,612	 	 (65,921)	 
Provisional	pricing	adjustments	on	prior	period	
concentrate	sales 	 94,529	 	 (74,589)	 	 43,547	 	 12,151	
Revenue $	 1,083,585	 $	 588,531	 $	 2,020,566	 $	 1,339,875	 
The	 Company's	 geographical	 analysis	 of	 revenue	 from	 contracts	 with	 customers,	 segmented	 based	 on	 the	
destination	of	product,	is	as	follows:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Revenue	from	contracts	with	customers:
Japan $	 229,970	 $	 133,408	 $	 611,847	 $	 327,746	 
China 	 286,869	 	 54,717	 	 481,326	 	 195,282	 
Spain 	 179,053	 	 128,149	 	 232,965	 	 260,717	 
Canada 	 97,119	 	 124,714	 	 149,335	 	 215,830	 
Germany 	 24,846	 	 45,926	 	 95,990	 	 73,714	 
Chile 	 43,120	 	 7,414	 	 91,714	 	 23,134	 
Sweden 	 67,984	 	 58,490	 	 85,928	 	 68,992	 
Finland 	 18,116	 	 40,605	 	 78,565	 	 107,657	 
Norway 	 30,717	 	 27,419	 	 50,655	 	 72,447	 
Other 	 24,746	 	 49,800	 	 52,082	 	 48,126	 
	 1,002,540	 	 670,642	 	 1,930,407	 	 1,393,645	 
Provisional	pricing	adjustments	on	current	period	
concentrate	sales 	 (13,484)	 	 (7,522)	 	 46,612	 	 (65,921)	 
Provisional	pricing	adjustments	on	prior	period	
concentrate	sales 	 94,529	 	 (74,589)	 	 43,547	 	 12,151	
Revenue $	 1,083,585	 $	 588,531	 $	 2,020,566	 $	 1,339,875	 
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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16. PRODUCTION	COSTS
The	Company's	production	costs	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Direct	mine	and	mill	costs $	 553,536	 $	 373,519	 $	 1,071,053	 $	 751,162	
Transportation 	 33,320	 	 24,647	 	 66,125	 	 55,129	
Royalties 	 19,570	 	 7,032	 	 36,382	 	 16,671	
Total	production	costs $	 606,426	 $	 405,198	 $	 1,173,560	 $	 822,962	 
17.	 EMPLOYEE	BENEFITS
The	 Company's	 employee	 benefits	 recognized	 in	 the	 consolidated	 statement	 of	 earnings	 are	 comprised	 of	 the	
following:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Production	costs
Wages	and	benefits $	 108,778	 $	 78,546	 $	 207,073	 $	 158,308	
Retirement	benefits 	 462	 	 485	 	 910	 	 1,061	
Share-based	compensation 	 324	 	 438	 	 726	 	 980	
	 109,564	 	 79,469	 	 208,709	 	 160,349	
General	and	administrative	expenses
Wages	and	benefits 	 5,040	 	 5,994	 	 12,521	 	 11,567	
Retirement	benefits 	 168	 	 199	 	 343	 	 601	
Share-based	compensation 	 1,408	 	 1,203	 	 2,646	 	 2,843	
Termination	benefits 	 —	 	 1,349	 	 —	 	 3,198	 
	 6,616	 	 8,745	 	 15,510	 	 18,209	
General	exploration	and	business	development
Wages	and	benefits 	 980	 	 1,242	 	 2,060	 	 2,900	
Retirement	benefits 	 12	 	 11	 	 23	 	 23	
Share-based	compensation 	 4	 	 114	 	 5	 	 198	
Termination	benefits 	 —	 	 313	 	 —	 	 313	 
	 996	 	 1,680	 	 2,088	 	 3,434	
Total	employee	benefits $	 117,176	 $	 89,894	 $	 226,307	 $	 181,992	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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18.	 GENERAL	EXPLORATION	AND	BUSINESS	DEVELOPMENT
The	Company's	general	exploration	and	business	development	costs	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
General	exploration $	 12,416	 $	 11,752	 $	 25,034	 $	 20,955	 
Project	development 	 676	 	 1,776	 	 1,498	 	 2,312	
Corporate	development 	 444	 	 165	 	 455	 	 5,191	
Total	general	exploration	and	business	development $	 13,536	 $	 13,693	 $	 26,987	 $	 28,458	 
Corporate	development	expenses	for	the	three	months	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2023	included	 $0.2	million	and	
$5.0	million,	respectively,	in	transaction	costs	related	to	the	acquisition	of	Caserones.
19.	 FINANCE	INCOME	AND	COSTS
The	Company's	finance	income	and	costs	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Interest	income $	 5,315	 $	 1,289	 $	 9,148	 $	 2,172	
Interest	expense	and	bank	fees 	 (24,785)	 	 (6,988)	 	 (47,942)	 	 (13,197)	 
Accretion	expense	on	reclamation	provisions 	 (6,415)	 	 (5,268)	 	 (12,758)	 	 (10,477)	 
Lease	liability	interest 	 (5,896)	 	 (361)	 	 (11,785)	 	 (733)	 
Deferred	revenue	finance	costs 	 (3,192)	 	 (4,852)	 	 (6,938)	 	 (10,525)	 
Other 	 (1,334)	 	 283	 	 (1,726)	 	 1,164	
Total	finance	costs,	net $	 (36,307)	 $	 (15,897)	 $	 (72,001)	 $	 (31,596)	 
Finance	income $	 5,315	 $	 1,572	 $	 9,148	 $	 3,336	
Finance	costs 	 (41,622)	 	 (17,469)	 	 (81,149)	 	 (34,932)	 
Total	finance	costs,	net $	 (36,307)	 $	 (15,897)	 $	 (72,001)	 $	 (31,596)	 
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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20.			OTHER	INCOME	AND	EXPENSE
The	Company's	other	income	and	expense	are	comprised	of	the	following:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Foreign	exchange	(loss)	gain	(a) $	 (2,827)	 $	 12,390	 $	 23,997	 $	 2,445	
Foreign	exchange	and	trading	gains	on	debt	and	equity	
investments	(b) 	 10,100	 	 30,667	 	 18,279	 	 52,745	
Revaluation	of	Caserones	purchase	option	(c) 	 12,431	 	 —	 	 11,728	 	 —	
Revaluation	of	marketable	securities 	 85	 	 3,464	 	 2,515	 	 3,902	
Realized	(losses)	gains	on	derivative	contracts	(Note	21) 	 (1,365)	 	 14,275	 	 2,350	 	 27,852	
Ojos	del	Salado	sinkhole	(expenses)	recoveries	(d) 	 (710)	 	 (11,900)	 	 321	 	 (16,482)	 
Unrealized	gains	(losses)	on	derivative	contracts	(Note	
21) 	 3,974	 	 (14,403)	 	 (48,858)	 	 6,263	
Write-down	of	assets	(e) 	 (17,188)	 	 —	 	 (17,188)	 	 —	
Partial	suspension	of	underground	operations	(f) 	 (9,824)	 	 —	 	 (9,824)	 	 —	
Revaluation	of	Chapada	derivative	liability 	 —	 	 (380)	 	 (307)	 	 (1,796)	 
Gain	on	disposal	of	subsidiary 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 5,718	
Other	income	(expense) 	 1,701	 	 (752)	 	 3,035	 	 (1,041)	 
Total	other	(expense)	income,	net $	 (3,623)	 $	 33,361	 $	 (13,952)	 $	 79,606	
a)		 Foreign	exchange	losses	and	gains	during	the	 three	and	six	months 	ended	 June	30,	2024,	respectively,	relate	to	
the	 foreign	 exchange	 revaluation	 of	 trade	 payables	 and	 lease	 liabilities	 held	 in	 CLP.	 Foreign	 exchange	 losses	
during	the	three	months	ended	June	30,	2024	are	due	to	the	strengthening	of	the	CLP	during	the	period.	Foreign	
exchange	 gains	 during	 the	 six	 months	 ended	 June	 30,	 2024	 are	 due	 to	 the	 year-to-date	 weakening	 of	 the	 CLP	
against	USD.	
b)					Foreign	exchange	and	trading	gains	on	debt	and	equity	investments	include	the	 changes	in	fair	value	of	debt	and	
equity	instruments	supporting	capital	funding	for	the	Josemaria	Project.	
c)	 The	Caserones	purchase	option	is	revalued	at	each	reporting	period,	with	changes	in	fair	value	recorded	in	Other	
Income	 and	 Expense.	 The	 fair	 value	 of	 the	 purchase	 option	 at	 June	 30,	 2024	 increased	 as	 a	 result	 of	 revised	
discounted	cash	flow	projections	due	to	higher	metal	prices.
d)	 Ojos	 del	 Salado	 sinkhole	 expenses	 and	 recoveries	 during	 the	 three	 and	 six	 months 	 ended	 June	 30,	 2024,	
respectively,	include	adjustments	of	expenses	originally	accrued	for	as	a	result	of	updated	information	obtained	
related	to	the	sinkhole	near	the	Company's	Ojos	del	Salado	operations.	
e)	 Write-down	of	assets	during	the	 three	and	six	months 	ended	 June	30,	2024 	relate	to	a	non-cash	write-down	of	
capital	works	in	progress	at	the	Josemaria	Project	that	are	no	longer	expected	to	be	required.
f)	 A	fall	of	ground	in	the	lower	ramp	at	the	Eagle	mine	has	limited	production	while	rehabilitation	is	completed.	
Overhead	costs	unrelated	to	production	in	the	period	have	been	recorded	in	Other	Income	and	Expense.	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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21.	 FINANCIAL	INSTRUMENTS
Derivative	instruments
From	time	to	time,	the	Company	uses	derivative	contracts	as	part	of	its	risk	management	strategy	to	mitigate	exposure	
to	 foreign	 currencies	 and	 commodities.	 Beginning	 in	 2022,	 the	 Company	 entered	 into	 EUR,	 BRL,	 CLP,	 SEK	 and	 CAD	
foreign	 currency	 options	 and	 forward	 contracts	 intended	 to	 limit	 the	 foreign	 exchange	 exposure	 of	 its	 forecasted	
foreign	 currency	 denominated	 after-tax	 attributable	 operating	 and	 capital	 expenditures.	 In	 2023,	 the	 Company	
entered	into	commodity	forward	swap	contracts	to	limit	exposure	to	changes	in	the	price	of	diesel	fuel	purchases	at	
Candelaria,	 and	 in	 2024	 entered	 into	 short-term	 commodity	 collar	 contracts	 to	 limit	 its	 exposure	 to	 changes	 in	 the	
price	of	copper.	The	foreign	exchange	and	commodities	contracts	have	not	been	designated	as	hedges	for	purposes	of	
hedge	accounting	and	are	measured	at	fair	value	with	changes	in	fair	value	recognized	in	the	consolidated	statement	
of	earnings.
During	2024,	the	Company	entered	into	 zero	cost	collar	contracts	in	the	total	amounts	of	$ 246	million	(equivalent	to	
BRL	1.3	billion)	and	$950	million	(equivalent	to	CLP	926	billion)	 with	collar	ranges	of	BRL	5.00	to	BRL	6.11 	and	CLP	900	
to	 CLP	 1,085,	 respectively.	 Of	 the	 CLP	 foreign	 currency	 contracts	 entered	 into	 during	 the	 period,	 $110	 million	
(equivalent	to	CLP	107	billion)	expired	during	the	period,	with	the	remaining	contracts	expiring	through	the	remainder	
of	 2024	 to	 2026.	 In	 April	 2024,	 the	 Company	 entered	 into	 copper	 collar	 contracts	 in	 the	 amount	 of	 21,500	 metric	
tonnes	 of	 copper	 with	 collar	 ranges	 of	 $4.10/lb	 to	 $4.52/lb,	 which	 expired	 in	 May.	 The	 following	 tables	 outline	 the	
foreign	currency	and	commodity	derivative	notional	contract	positions	and	their	expiry	dates:
Expired	in Expiring	throughout:
Foreign	currency	forward	contracts 2024
remainder	of
2024 2025 2026
EUR/USD	forwards
Average	contract	price 	 1.02	 	 1.02	 	 —	 	 —	
Position	(EUR	millions) 	 78	 	 78	 	 —	 	 —	
USD/SEK	forwards
Average	contract	price 	 10.90	 	 10.80	 	 10.83	 	 —	
Position	(SEK	millions) 	 450	 	 472	 	 758	 	 —	
Expired	in Expiring	throughout:
Foreign	currency	zero	cost	collar	contracts 2024
remainder	of
2024 2025 2026
USD/BRL	collars
Average	contract	price 	5.00/6.40	 	5.02/6.28	 	5.06/6.04	 	5.07/6.04	
Position	(USD	millions) 	 95	 	 119	 	 185	 	 114	
USD/CLP	collars
Average	contract	price 	879/1,037	 	884/1,042	 	872/1,032	 	904/1,060	
Position	(USD	millions) 	 250	 	 302	 	 511	 	 342	
USD/CAD	collars
Average	contract	price 	1.30/1.40	 	1.30/1.40	 	 —	 	 —	
Position	(CAD	millions) 	 10	 	 10	 	 —	 	 —	
USD/SEK	collars
Average	contract	price 	10.35/11.15	 	10.35/11.15	 	 —	 	 —	
Position	(SEK	millions) 	 198	 	 198	 	 —	 	 —	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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Expired	in Expiring	throughout:
Commodity	hedge	contracts 2024
remainder	of
2024 2025 2026
Diesel	forward	swap	contracts
Average	contract	price	($/L) 	 0.667	 	 0.667	 	 —	 	 —	
Position	(USD	millions) 	 13	 	 13	 	 —	 	 —	
Copper	collars
Average	contract	price	($/lb) 	4.10/4.52	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	
Position	(millions	lbs) 	 47	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	
The	Company’s	net	unrealized	and	realized	(loss)/gain	on	f oreign	currency	and	 commodity	derivative	contracts	are	as	
follows:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Unrealized	gain/(loss)	on	derivative	financial	instruments:
Foreign	currency	contracts $	 4,689	 $	 (11,215)	 $	 (49,850)	 $	 9,451	
Commodity	hedge	contracts 	 (715)	 	 (3,188)	 	 992	 	 (3,188)	 
	 3,974	 	 (14,403)	 	 (48,858)	 	 6,263	
Realized	gain/(loss)	on	derivative	financial	instruments:
Foreign	currency	contracts 	 2,083	 	 14,908	 	 5,447	 	 28,485	
Commodity	hedge	contracts 	 (3,448)	 	 (633)	 	 (3,097)	 	 (633)	 
	 (1,365)	 	 14,275	 	 2,350	 	 27,852	
Total	unrealized	and	realized	gain/(loss)	on	derivative	
contracts: $	 2,609	 $	 (128)	 $	 (46,508)	 $	 34,115	
A	 summary	 of	 the	 fair	 values	 of	 unsettled	 derivative	 contracts	 recorded	 on	 the	 consolidated	 balance	 sheet	 is	 as	
follows:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023	
Foreign	currency	contracts:
Current	asset	position $	 10,016	 $	 38,114	
Non-current	asset	position 	 5,476	 	 9,397	
Current	liability	position 	 7,153	 	 1,124	
Non-current	liability	position 	 15,676	 	 3,148	
Diesel	forward	swap	contracts:
Current	asset	position 	 95	 	 —	
Current	liability	position 	 —	 	 896	
Other	contracts:
Chapada	derivative	current	liability 	 24,676	 	 24,369	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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Fair	values	of	financial	instruments
The	Company’s	financial	assets	and	financial	liabilities	have	been	classified	into	categories	that	determine	their	basis	of	
measurement.	 The	 following	 table	 shows	 the	 carrying	 values,	 fair	 values	 and	 fair	 value	 hierarchy	 of	 the	 Company’s	
financial	instruments	as	at	June	30,	2024	and	December	31,	2023:
June	30,	2024 December	31,	2023
Level
Carrying		
value Fair	value
Carrying				
value Fair	value
Financial	assets
Fair	value	through	profit	or	loss
Restricted	funds 1 $	 60,013	 $	 60,013	 $	 59,979	 $	 59,979	
Trade	receivables	(provisional) 2 	 433,455	 	 433,455	 	 605,644	 	 605,644	
Marketable	securities,	and	debt	&	equity	investments 1 	 16,255	 	 16,255	 	 14,268	 	 14,268	
Foreign	currency	contracts 2 	 15,492	 	 15,492	 	 47,511	 	 47,511	
Diesel	forward	swap	contracts 2 	 95	 	 95	 	 —	 	 —	
Caserones	purchase	option 3 	 56,166	 	 56,166	 	 44,438	 	 44,438	
$	 581,476	 $	 581,476	 $	 771,840	 $	 771,840	
Financial	liabilities
Amortized	cost
Debt 3 $	 1,339,023	 $	 1,339,023	 $	 1,208,600	 $	 1,208,600	
Fair	value	through	profit	or	loss
Pricing	provisions	on	concentrate	sales 2 $	 6,024	 $	 6,024	 $	 1,840	 $	 1,840	
Chapada	derivative	liability 2 	 24,676	 	 24,676	 	 24,369	 	 24,369	
Caserones	deferred	consideration	 2 	 119,670	 	 119,670	 	 116,210	 	 116,210	
Foreign	currency	contracts 2 	 22,829	 	 22,829	 	 4,272	 	 4,272	
Diesel	forward	swap	contracts 2 	 —	 	 —	 	 896	 	 896	
$	 173,199	 $	 173,199	 $	 147,587	 $	 147,587	
Fair	 values	 of	 financial	 instruments	 are	 determined	 by	 valuation	 methods	 depending	 on	 hierarchy	 levels	 as	 defined	
below:
Level	1	–	Quoted	market	price	in	active	markets	for	identical	assets	or	liabilities.
Level	 2	 –	 Inputs	 other	 than	 quoted	 market	 prices	 included	 within	 Level	 1	 that	 are	 observable	 for	 the	 assets	 or	
liabilities,	either	directly	(i.e.	observed	prices)	or	indirectly	(i.e.	derived	from	prices).
Level	3	–	Inputs	for	the	assets	or	liabilities	are	not	based	on	observable	market	data.
The	Company	calculates	fair	values	based	on	the	following	methods	of	valuation	and	assumptions:
Marketable	securities/debt	and	equity	investments/restricted	funds	–	The	fair	value	of	investments	in	shares	and	
bonds	is	determined	based	on	the	quoted	market	price.
Trade	 receivables/pricing	 provisions	 on	 concentrate	 sales	 –	 The	 fair	 value	 of	 trade	 receivables	 that	 contain	
provisional	pricing	sales	arrangements	are	valued	using	quoted	forward	market	prices.	The	Company	recognized	
positive	pricing	adjustments	of	 $81.0	million	in	revenue	during	the	 three	months	ended	 June	30,	2024 	(June	30,	
2023	 -	 $82.1	 million	 negative	 pricing	 adjustments).	 The	 Company	 recognized	 positive	 pricing	 adjustments	 of	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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$90.2	 million	 in	 revenue	 during	 the	 six	 months	 ended	 June	 30,	 2024	 (June	 30,	 2023	 -	 $53.8	 million	 negative	
pricing	adjustments).
Foreign	 currency	 and	 commodity	 contracts	 –	 The	 fair	 value	 of	 these	 derivatives	 are	 determined	 by	 the	
counterparties	to	the	contracts	and	are	assessed	by	Management	using	pricing	models	based	on	active	market	
prices.
Caserones	 purchase	 option	 –	 The	 fair	 value	 of	 the	 Caserones	 purchase	 option	 is	 determined	 using	 a	 valuation	
model	that	incorporates	such	factors	as	the	mine's	discounted	cash	flow	projections,	metal	price	volatility, 	expiry	
date,	and	risk-free	interest	rate.	
Chapada	 derivative	 liability	 –	 The	 fair	 value	 of	 this	 derivative	 is	 determined	 using	 a	 valuation	 model	 that	
incorporates	such	factors	as	metal	prices,	metal	price	volatility,	expiry	date,	and	risk-free	interest	rate.	
Caserones	deferred	consideration	–	The	fair	value	of	the	Caserones	deferred	consideration	has	been	discounted	
at	the	estimated	credit	adjusted	risk	free	rate	applicable	to	future	payments.
Debt	–	The	fair	values	approximate	carrying	values	as	the	interest	rates	are	comparable	to	current	market	rates.	
The	 carrying	 values	 of	 certain	 financial	 instruments	 maturing	 in	 the	 short-term	 approximate	 their	 fair	 values.	
These	 financial	 instruments	 include	 cash	 and	 cash	 equivalents,	 trade	 and	 other	 receivables	 other	 than	 those	
provisionally	priced,	and	trade	and	other	payables	other	than	those	provisionally	priced,	which	are	classified	as	
amortized	cost.
22.		 COMMITMENTS	AND	CONTINGENCIES
a)	 The	 Company	 has	 capital	 commitments	 of	 $349.8	 million	 on	 various	 initiatives,	 of	 which	 $143.1	 million	 is	
expected	to	be	paid	during	2024.	
b)	 The	Company	may	be	involved	in	legal	proce edings	arising	in	the	ordinary	course	of	business,	including	the	action	
described	below.	The	potential	amount	of	the	liabilities	with	respect	to	such	legal	proceedings	is	not	expected	to	
materially	affect	the	Company's	financial	position.	
c)	 Significant	 changes	 to	 commitments	 and	 contingencies,	 since	 those	 reported	 at	 December	 31,	 2023,	 are	
described	below:
	
i. With	 respect	 to	 the	 Ontario	 class	 action,	 the	 Supreme	 Court	 of	 Canada	 granted	 the	 Company's	 leave	
application	on	March	28,	2024.	The	appeal	will	likely	be	heard	in	Q4	2024	or	the	first	half	of	2025.
23.		 SEGMENTED	INFORMATION
The	Company	is	engaged	in	mining,	exploration	and	development	of	mineral	properties	at	six	operating	sites	located	in	
Chile,	Brazil,	USA,	Portugal,	and	Sweden,	and	at	the	Josemaria	Project	located	in	Argentina.	Operating	segments	are	
reported	in	a	manner	consistent	with	the	internal	reporting	provided	to	executive	management	who	act	as	the	chief	
operating	 decision-makers.	 The	 chief	 operating	 decision	 makers	 consider	 the	 business	 from	 a	 site	 and	 project-level	
perspective.	 Executive	 management	 are	 responsible	 for	 allocating	 resources	 and	 assessing	 performance	 of	 the	
operating	 segments.	 The	 Company	 has	 identified	 eight	 reportable	 segments	 which	 include	 six	 operating	 sites,	 the	
Josemaria	Project,	and	other	corporate	office	operations.	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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For	the	three	months	ended	June	30,	2024
Candelaria Caserones Chapada Eagle Josemaria Neves-Corvo Zinkgruvan Other Total
Chile Chile Brazil USA Argentina Portugal Sweden
Revenue $	 366,363	 $	 336,547	 $	 117,969	 $	 57,444	 $	 —	 $	 128,675	 $	 76,587	 $	 —	 $	 1,083,585	
Cost	of	goods	sold
Production	costs 	 (175,359)	 	 (208,897)	 	 (69,246)	 	 (37,657)	 	 —	 	 (83,129)	 	 (32,734)	 	 596	 	 (606,426)	 
Depreciation,	depletion	and	amortization 	 (76,058)	 	 (54,501)	 	 (18,368)	 	 (9,993)	 	 —	 	 (29,672)	 	 (8,813)	 	 (253)	 	 (197,658)	 
Gross	profit 	 114,946	 	 73,149	 	 30,355	 	 9,794	 	 —	 	 15,874	 	 35,040	 	 343	 	 279,501	
General	and	administrative	expenses 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (13,140)	 	 (13,140)	 
General	exploration	and	business	development 	 (2,885)	 	 (3,313)	 	 (1,383)	 	 (64)	 	 (2,737)	 	 (184)	 	 (2,091)	 	 (879)	 	 (13,536)	 
Finance	(costs)	income 	 (7,592)	 	 (3,561)	 	 (6,222)	 	 (819)	 	 2,251	 	 (2,067)	 	 (1,086)	 	 (17,211)	 	 (36,307)	 
Other	(expense)	income 	 (1,259)	 	 (3,213)	 	 2,925	 	 (10,476)	 	 (6,906)	 	 (511)	 	 1,204	 	 14,613	 	 (3,623)	 
Income	tax	(expense)	recovery 	 (43,188)	 	 (18,356)	 	 (30,874)	 	 598	 	 50,588	 	 (1,919)	 	 (6,925)	 	 (6,086)	 	 (56,162)	 
Net	earnings	(loss) $	 60,022	 $	 44,706	 $	 (5,199)	 $	 (967)	 $	 43,196	 $	 11,193	 $	 26,142	 $	 (22,360)	 $	 156,733	
Capital	expenditures $	 60,544	 $	 35,328	 $	 25,241	 $	 3,980	 $	 90,664	 $	 27,921	 $	 13,301	 $	 1,488	 $	 258,467	
For	the	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024
Candelaria Caserones Chapada Eagle Josemaria Neves-Corvo Zinkgruvan Other Total
Chile Chile Brazil USA Argentina Portugal Sweden
Revenue $	 696,772	 $	 662,758	 $	 216,404	 $	 114,667	 $	 —	 $	 209,305	 $	 120,660	 $	 —	 $	 2,020,566	
Cost	of	goods	sold
Production	costs 	 (336,609)	 	 (406,552)	 	 (133,831)	 	 (78,193)	 	 —	 	 (154,841)	 	 (62,809)	 	 (725)	 	 (1,173,560)	 
Depreciation,	depletion	and	amortization 	 (149,484)	 	 (106,230)	 	 (33,448)	 	 (19,144)	 	 —	 	 (56,718)	 	 (16,796)	 	 (330)	 	 (382,150)	 
Gross	profit	(loss) 	 210,679	 	 149,976	 	 49,125	 	 17,330	 	 —	 	 (2,254)	 	 41,055	 	 (1,055)	 	 464,856	
General	and	administrative	expenses 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (29,900)	 	 (29,900)	 
General	exploration	and	business	development 	 (4,765)	 	 (6,913)	 	 (2,066)	 	 (165)	 	 (6,522)	 	 (383)	 	 (4,479)	 	 (1,694)	 	 (26,987)	 
Finance	(costs)	income 	 (15,058)	 	 (7,937)	 	 (11,776)	 	 (1,718)	 	 9,396	 	 (3,250)	 	 (2,312)	 	 (39,346)	 	 (72,001)	 
Other	income	(expense) 	 5,588	 	 15,450	 	 5,287	 	 (10,782)	 	 1,883	 	 (4,697)	 	 (8,011)	 	 (18,670)	 	 (13,952)	 
Income	tax	(expense)	recovery 	 (82,581)	 	 (40,592)	 	 (28,614)	 	 1,876	 	 50,588	 	 2,918	 	 (5,647)	 	 (4,676)	 	 (106,728)	 
Net	earnings	(loss) $	 113,863	 $	 109,984	 $	 11,956	 $	 6,541	 $	 55,345	 $	 (7,666)	 $	 20,606	 $	 (95,341)	 $	 215,288	
Capital	expenditures $	 160,076	 $	 78,082	 $	 54,440	 $	 8,058	 $	 149,310	 $	 50,334	 $	 27,642	 $	 2,431	 $	 530,373	
Total	non-current	assets1 $	 3,157,464	 $	 1,393,908	 $	 1,369,560	 $	 197,767	 $	 1,303,026	 $	 1,134,477	 $	 274,168	 $	 8,923	 $	 8,839,293	
1	Non-current	assets	include	long-term	inventory,	mineral	properties,	plant	and	equipment,	and	goodwill.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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For	the	three	months	ended	June	30,	2023
Candelaria Chapada Eagle Josemaria Neves-Corvo Zinkgruvan Other Total
Chile Brazil USA Argentina Portugal Sweden
Revenue $	 290,426	 $	 94,721	 $	 105,250	 $	 —	 $	 68,614	 $	 29,520	 $	 —	 $	 588,531	
Cost	of	goods	sold
Production	costs 	 (184,958)	 	 (80,113)	 	 (45,735)	 	 —	 	 (76,080)	 	 (17,786)	 	 (526)	 	 (405,198)	 
Depreciation,	depletion	and	amortization 	 (69,696)	 	 (14,989)	 	 (12,670)	 	 —	 	 (27,719)	 	 (4,913)	 	 (518)	 	 (130,505)	 
Gross	profit	(loss) 	 35,772	 	 (381)	 	 46,845	 	 —	 	 (35,185)	 	 6,821	 	 (1,044)	 	 52,828	
General	and	administrative	expenses 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (14,898)	 	 (14,898)	 
General	exploration	and	business	development 	 (5,112)	 	 (3,067)	 	 (1,443)	 	 —	 	 (2,197)	 	 (354)	 	 (1,520)	 	 (13,693)	 
Finance	(costs)	income 	 (8,295)	 	 (5,682)	 	 (1,086)	 	 3,995	 	 (1,148)	 	 (1,084)	 	 (2,597)	 	 (15,897)	 
Other	(expense)	income 	 (16,108)	 	 10,296	 	 (821)	 	 36,219	 	 384	 	 (5,207)	 	 8,598	 	 33,361	
Income	tax	(expense)	recovery 	 (3,732)	 	 15,864	 	 (3,539)	 	 (678)	 	 10,617	 	 (2,286)	 	 3,355	 	 19,601	
Net	earnings	(loss) $	 2,525	 $	 17,030	 $	 39,956	 $	 39,536	 $	 (27,529)	 $	 (2,110)	 $	 (8,106)	 $	 61,302	
Capital	expenditures $	 123,417	 $	 19,690	 $	 3,562	 $	 92,093	 $	 22,133	 $	 15,994	 $	 3,024	 $	 279,913	
For	the	six	months	ended	June	30,	2023
Candelaria Chapada Eagle Josemaria Neves-Corvo Zinkgruvan Other Total
Chile Brazil USA Argentina Portugal Sweden
Revenue $	 670,831	 $	 205,839	 $	 174,670	 $	 —	 $	 198,017	 $	 90,518	 $	 —	 $	 1,339,875	
Cost	of	goods	sold
Production	costs 	 (372,937)	 	 (148,747)	 	 (91,184)	 	 —	 	 (161,806)	 	 (46,691)	 	 (1,597)	 	 (822,962)	 
Depreciation,	depletion	and	amortization 	 (128,071)	 	 (27,070)	 	 (23,821)	 	 (38)	 	 (57,799)	 	 (13,000)	 	 (953)	 	 (250,752)	 
Gross	profit	(loss) 	 169,823	 	 30,022	 	 59,665	 	 (38)	 	 (21,588)	 	 30,827	 	 (2,550)	 	 266,161	
General	and	administrative	expenses 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 —	 	 (30,008)	 	 (30,008)	 
General	exploration	and	business	development 	 (8,952)	 	 (4,571)	 	 (2,029)	 	 —	 	 (3,333)	 	 (1,974)	 	 (7,599)	 	 (28,458)	 
Finance	(costs)	income 	 (16,296)	 	 (11,716)	 	 (2,170)	 	 6,805	 	 (1,713)	 	 (2,187)	 	 (4,319)	 	 (31,596)	 
Other	(expense)	income 	 (2,797)	 	 16,664	 	 (1,003)	 	 51,532	 	 2,953	 	 (5,455)	 	 17,712	 	 79,606	
Income	tax	(expense)	recovery 	 (46,279)	 	 21,213	 	 (3,546)	 	 (678)	 	 9,345	 	 (6,265)	 	 (2,882)	 	 (29,092)	 
Net	earnings	(loss) $	 95,499	 $	 51,612	 $	 50,917	 $	 57,621	 $	 (14,336)	 $	 14,946	 $	 (29,646)	 $	 226,613	
Capital	expenditures $	 214,103	 $	 35,717	 $	 10,664	 $	 182,648	 $	 47,194	 $	 30,462	 $	 5,244	 $	 526,032	
Total	non-current	assets1 $	 3,063,513	 $	 1,387,750	 $	 219,658	 $	 1,050,168	 $	 1,163,090	 $	 249,599	 $	 9,521	 $	 7,143,299	
1	Non-current	assets	include	long-term	inventory,	mineral	properties,	plant	and	equipment,	and	goodwill.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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24.	 RELATED	PARTY	TRANSACTIONS
a)	 Key	management	personnel 	-	The	Company	has	identified	its	directors	and	senior	officers	as	its	key	management	
personnel.	Employee	benefits	for	key	management	personnel	are	as	follows:
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Wages	and	salaries $	 1,747	 $	 2,127	 $	 3,616	 $	 3,421	
Pension	benefits 	 30	 	 33	 	 58	 	 77	
Share-based	compensation 	 596	 	 723	 	 1,071	 	 1,466	
Termination	benefits 	 —	 	 388	 	 —	 	 1,794	
$	 2,373	 $	 3,271	 $	 4,745	 $	 6,758	
b)	 Other	related	parties	-	For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024,	the	Company	incurred	$1.2	million	and	
$5.8	 million	 (June	 30,	 2023	 –	 $0.4	 million	 and	 $0.7	 million),	 respectively,	 for	 services	 provided	 by	 companies	
owned	 by	 members	 of	 key	 management	 personnel	 primarily	 relating	 to	 office	 rental,	 renovation	 costs,	 and	
related	services.
25.			SUPPLEMENTARY	CASH	FLOW	INFORMATION
Three	months	ended
June	30,
Six	months	ended
June	30,
2024 2023 2024 2023
Changes	in	non-cash	working	capital	items	consist	of:
Trade	and	income	taxes	receivable,	inventories,	and	
other	current	assets $	 99,881	 $	 71,878	 $	 145,371	 $	 57,709	
Trade	and	income	taxes	payable,	and	other	current	
liabilities 	 22,015	 	 12,329	 	 (69,610)	 	 3,306	
$	 121,896	 $	 84,207	 $	 75,761	 $	 61,015	
Operating	activities	included	the	following	cash	
payments:
Income	taxes	paid $	 49,131	 $	 33,083	 $	 98,132	 $	 72,940	
26.		 SUBSEQUENT	EVENT
• On	 July	 29,	 2024,	 the	 Company	 entered	 into	 an	 agreement	 with	 BHP	 and	 Filo	 Corp	 (“Filo”)	 to	 jointly	 acquire	 all	 the	
issued	 and	 outstanding	 shares	 of	 Filo	 (the	 “Arrangement”)	 not	 already	 owned	 by	 Lundin	 Mining	 and	 BHP.	 Under	 the	
terms	of	the	Arrangement,	Filo	shareholders	may	choose	to	receive	in	exchange	for	each	Filo	share	C$33.00	in	cash,	
2.3578	 Lundin	 Mining	 shares	 or	 any	 combination	 thereof,	 subject	 to	 aggregate	 caps.	 Lundin	 Mining’s	 share	 of	 the	
consideration	for	the	Arrangement	is	approximately	C$2,148	million	($1,550	million),	consisting	of	up	to	C$859	million	
in	cash	and	C$1,289	million	in	Lundin	Mining	shares.	Closing	is	expected	to	occur	in	the	first	quarter	of	2025.	
• Concurrently	 with	 the	 completion	 of	 the	 Arrangement,	 Lundin	 Mining	 and	 BHP	 will	 form	 a	 50/50	 joint	 venture	 (the	
“Joint	Venture”)	to	hold	the	Filo	del	Sol	project	and	Lundin	Mining’s	Josemaria	project.	BHP	will	pay	Lundin	Mining	cash	
consideration	 of	 $690	 million,	 subject	 to	 certain	 adjustments,	 as	 consideration	 for	 Lundin	 Mining	 contributing	 the	
Josemaria	project	to	the	Joint	Venture.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	condensed	interim	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	three	and	six	months	ended	June	30,	2024	and	2023
(Unaudited	-	Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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