Nexa expects Aripuanã, Cerro Pasco projects to add US$ 100 million-140 million in annual operating cash flow

By Public Technologies
  • Nexa Resources expects Aripuanã at full capacity and Cerro Pasco integration to add US$ 100 million–140 million annually in operating cash flow.
  • Aripuanã reaching full capacity in 2026–27 is forecast to improve annual cash flow by US$ 40 million–60 million.
  • The mine’s third-quarter plant utilization averaged 84%, reaching 90% in September following installation of a fourth tailings filter.
  • Target net leverage is no more than 1.2 times, versus 1.7 times at year-end 2025.


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