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Lundin Gold Declares Quarterly Dividends of US$1.15 per Share

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Lundin Gold Declares Quarterly Dividends of US$1.15 per Share Lundin Gold logo (CNW Group/Lundin Gold Inc.) VANCOUVER, BC, Feb. 19, 2026 /CNW/ - Lundin Gold Inc…
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  • The company continues to demonstrate the quality of FDN and commitment to delivering meaningful returns to shareholders while advancing a growing pipeline of high value opportunities

    80% confidence
  • The variable dividend will be equal to an amount per share based on at least 50% of the Company's normalized free cash flow during the preceding quarter, less the fixed dividend paid during such period

    80% confidence
  • Fruta del Norte is among the highest-grade operating gold mines in the world

    80% confidence
  • Lundin Gold's ability to consistently return capital to shareholders is driven by the exceptional margins and consistency of the Fruta del Norte asset

    80% confidence
  • The quarterly dividend of US$1.15 per share reflects another period of strong performance and cash flow generation at Fruta del Norte and is based on returning 100% of normalized free cash flow, after payment of the fixed dividend, to shareholders

    80% confidence