If all remaining outstanding Warrants are exercised, Aris Mining would receive an additional C$83.0 million (approximately US$61 million ). Neil Woodyer, CEO of Aris Mining, commented "The upcoming expiry of the Warrants represents the final step in simplifying our capital structure. Since our formation in September 2022, we have progressively eliminated legacy convertible instruments, resulting in a more streamlined share structure with no overhangs. Combined with strong cash flow from operations, the proceeds from warrant exercises have further strengthened our balance sheet, contributing to a cash position of over US$310 million as of June 30 ." Important Note for Investors Warrant holders who wish to exercise their Warrants should contact their brokers or financial advisors to ensure sufficient time is allowed to complete the process. Please note that brokerage firms may impose earlier cut-off times for exercise instructions, and holders should confirm the deadline applicable to their accounts.