CopperTech Metals (CUX) investor relations material

Company overview and business model

• Operates one of the world's largest copper systems, anchored in Zambia's Copperbelt, with a focus on supplying critical minerals for AI, electrification, and grid modernization.

• Flagship asset is Konkola Plc, a high-grade copper and cobalt producer, 79.42% owned, with integrated mines, smelter, refinery, and tailings leach plant.

• Plans to deploy $2.7 billion in capital expenditures over five years to expand production to an average of 270 Ktpa copper from 2030, leveraging technology and AI for operational efficiency.

• Business model emphasizes vertical integration, technology-driven operations, and supplying Western markets amid global supply chain vulnerabilities.

Financial performance and metrics

• Fiscal 2026 net sales were $1.33 billion with a net loss of $339.7 million, compared to $398 million net sales and $922.5 million net income in Fiscal 2025, the latter driven by a one-time gain from debt restructuring.

• Fiscal 2026 copper production was 129 Kt (77 Kt integrated, 52 Kt third-party) at an AISC of $4.71/lb, improving from 48 Kt at $5.83/lb in Fiscal 2025.

• Over the remaining mine life from Fiscal 2030, average production is projected at 270 Ktpa (180 Ktpa integrated, 90 Ktpa third-party) with an average AISC of $2.38/lb.

• Pro forma net tangible book value post-offering is $5.44/share, with immediate dilution of $11.56/share to new investors at the $17.00 IPO price.

Use of proceeds and capital allocation

• Estimated net proceeds of $372 million (or $429 million if underwriters exercise their option) will be contributed to a subsidiary to fund the Konkola Deep Mine Project.

• Proceeds are part of a $670 million capital expenditures support loan obligation, with additional capital potentially raised to meet full funding needs.

• Capital allocation prioritizes mine development, infrastructure upgrades, and sustaining capital, with $0.5 billion earmarked for sustaining expenditures.