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(b)	 Liquidity	risk
The	Company	has	in	place	a	planning	and	forecasting	process	to	help	determine	the	funds	required	to	support	
the	Company’s	normal	operating	requirements	on	an	ongoing	basis.	The	Company	ensures	that	there	is	sufficient	
available	capital	to	meet	its	short-term	business	requirements,	taking	into	account	its	anticipated	cash	flows	from	
operations	and	its	holdings	of	cash	and	cash	equivalents.	The	Company	has	a	revolving	credit	facility	in	place	to	
assist	with	meeting	its	cash	flow	needs	as	required	(Note	11).
The	maturities	of	the	Company’s	non-current	liabilities	are	disclosed	in	Note	 11	and	Note	24.	All	current	liabilities	
are	due	to	be	settled	within	one	year.
(c)	 Foreign	exchange	risk
The	 Company	 operates	 internationally	 and	 is	 exposed	 to	 foreign	 exchange	 risk	 arising	 from	 various	 currencies,	
primarily	with	respect	to	CLP,	€,	BRL,	SEK	and	ARS.
The	Company’s	risk	management	strategy	is	to	manage	cash	flow	risk	related	to	foreign	denominated	cash	flows.	
The	Company	is	exposed	to	currency	risk	related	to	changes	in	rates	of	exchange	between	foreign	denominated	
balances	 and	 the	 functional	 currencies	 of	 the	 Company’s	 principal	 operating	 subsidiaries.	 The	 Company’s	
revenues	 are	 denominated	 in	 US	 dollars,	 while	 most	 of	 the	 Company’s	 operating	 and	 capital	 expenditures	 are	
denominated	in	the	local	currencies.	The	Company	may,	at	its	discretion,	use	forward	or	derivative	contracts	to	
manage	 its	 exposure	 to	 foreign	 currencies,	 the	 use	 of	 which	 is	 subject	 to	 appropriate	 approval	 procedures.	 A	
significant	 change	 in	 the	 currency	 exchange	 rates	 between	 the	 US	 dollar	 and	 foreign	 currencies	 could	 have	 a	
material	effect	on	the	Company’s	net	earnings	and	other	comprehensive	income.
The	 following	 table	 illustrates	 the	 estimated	 impact	 a	 10%	 US	 dollar	 change	 against	 the	 €,	 CLP,	 SEK,	 and	 BRL	
would	 have	 on	 pre-tax	 earnings	 as	 a	 result	 of	 translating	 the	 Company's	 foreign	 denominated	 financial	
instruments	as	at	December	31,	2023	before	the	impact	of	derivative	contracts:
Currency Change Effect	on	Pre-Tax	Earnings Change Effect	on	Pre-Tax	Earnings
€ +10% $8,126 -10% $(8,126)
CLP +10% $(18,322) -10% $18,322
SEK +10% $3,423 -10% $(3,423)
BRL +10% $(3,225) -10% $3,225
The	impact	of	a	US	dollar	change	against	the	€	and	SEK	by	10%	at	December	31,	 2023	would	have	a	$37.5	million	
(2022	-	$124.4	million)	impact	on	OCI.
(d)	 Commodity	price	risk
The	 Company	 is	 subject	 to	 price	 risk	 associated	 with	 fluctuations	 in	 the	 market	 prices	 for	 metals.	 A	 significant	
change	in	metal	prices	could	have	a	material	effect	on	the	Company’s	revenues.
The	 Company	 may,	 at	 its	 discretion,	 use	 forward	 or	 derivative	 contracts	 to	 manage	 its	 exposure	 to	 changes	 in	
commodity	prices,	the	use	of	which	is	subject	to	appropriate	approval	procedures.	The	Company	is	also	subject	to	
price	risk	on	the	final	settlement	of	its	provisionally	priced	trade	receivables.
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	years	ended	December	31,	2023	and	2022
(Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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The	following	table	illustrates	the	sensitivity	of	the	Company’s	risk	on	final	settlement	of	its	provisionally	priced	
trade	receivables:
Metal Payable	metal Provisional	price	on	
December	31,	2023 Change Effect	on	Revenue	
($millions)
Copper 	 117,594	 t $3.85/lb +/-10% +/-99.8
Zinc 	 34,047	 t $1.21/lb +/-10% +/-9.1
Gold 	 30	 koz $2,074/oz +/-10% +/-6.2
Nickel 	 1,263	 t $7.46/lb +/-10% +/-2.1
(e)	 Interest	rate	risk
The	 Company’s	 exposure	 to	 interest	 rate	 risk	 arises	 from	 the	 interest	 rate	 impact	 on	 its	 cash	 and	 cash	
equivalents,	restricted	funds,	and	debt	facilities.	Certain	of	the	Company's	debt	facilities	include	a	variable	rate	
component	 such	 as	 references	 to	 Term	 SOFR	 on	 various	 term	 loans	 and	 credit	 facilities,	 as	 well	 as	 applicable	
credit	 spreads	 depending	 on	 the	 Company's	 net	 leverage	 ratio.	 The	 interest	 rates	 on	 the	 Company’s	 revolving	
credit	facility	and	non-revolving	term	loan	reference	Term	SOFR,	and	the	Somincor	commercial	paper	programs	
and	equipment	line	of	credit	reference	EURIBOR.
As	at	December	31,	2023,	holding	all	other	variables	constant,	a	1%	change	in	the	interest	rate	would	result	in	an	
approximate	$4.2	million	change	in	interest	expense	on	an	annualized	basis	(2022	-	$0.4	million).
28.	 MANAGEMENT	OF	CAPITAL	RISK
The	 Company’s	 objectives	 when	 managing	 its	 capital	 include	 ensuring	 a	 sufficient	 combination	 of	 positive	 operating	
cash	flows	and	debt	and	equity	financing	in	order	to	meet	its	ongoing	capital	development	and	exploration	programs	
in	 a	 way	 that	 maximizes	 the	 shareholder	 return	 given	 the	 assumed	 risks	 of	 its	 operations	 while,	 at	 the	 same	 time,	
safeguarding	 the	 Company’s	 ability	 to	 continue	 as	 a	 going	 concern.	 The	 Company	 considers	 the	 following	 items	 as	
capital:	excess	cash	balances,	share	capital	reserve	and	debt	and	lease	liabilities.
Through	 the	 ongoing	 management	 of	 its	 capital,	 the	 Company	 will	 modify	 the	 structure	 of	 its	 capital	 based	 on	
changing	economic	conditions	in	the	jurisdictions	in	which	it	operates.	In	doing	so,	the	Company	may	issue	new	shares	
or	 debt,	 buy	 back	 issued	 shares,	 or	 pay	 off	 any	 outstanding	 debt.	 The	 Company	 continuously	 monitors	 its	 capital	
structure	to	determine	the	appropriateness	of	paying	dividends.
Planning,	including	life-of-mine	plans,	annual	budgeting	and	controls	over	major	investment	decisions	are	the	primary	
tools	 used	 to	 manage	 the	 Company’s	 capital.	 Updates	 are	 made	 as	 necessary	 to	 both	 capital	 expenditure	 and	
operational	 budgets	 in	 order	 to	 adapt	 to	 changes	 in	 risk	 factors	 of	 proposed	 expenditure	 programs	 and	 market	
conditions	within	the	mining	industry.
29.			SUPPLEMENTARY	CASH	FLOW	INFORMATION
2023 2022
Changes	in	non-cash	working	capital	items	consist	of:
Trade	and	income	taxes	receivable,	inventories,	and	other	current	assets $	 4,033	 $	 (52,520)	 
Trade	and	income	taxes	payable,	and	other	current	liabilities 	 (11,638)	 	 (63,536)	 
$	 (7,605)	 $	 (116,056)	 
Operating	activities	included	the	following	cash	payments:
Income	taxes	paid $	 106,018	 $	 304,232	
LUNDIN	MINING	CORPORATION
Notes	to	consolidated	financial	statements
For	the	years	ended	December	31,	2023	and	2022
(Tabular	amounts	in	thousands	of	US	dollars,	except	for	shares	and	per	share	amounts)
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