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Amerigo Resources Announces Successful Completion of MVC Supervisors' Union Negotiation

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Amerigo Resources (OTCQX: ARREF) announced that subsidiary Minera Valle Central (MVC) has completed an anticipated negotiation with its 74-member Supervisors' Union.

The new 3-year collective agreement runs from January 8, 2027 to January 8, 2030, removing 2027 labour disruption risk and supporting operational continuity in Chile.

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  • Three-year MVC Supervisors' Union agreement from January 8, 2027 to January 8, 2030
  • Negotiation completed ahead of the statutory timeline under anticipated negotiation process
  • Amerigo cites elimination of 2027 labour disruption and strike risk at MVC
  • Existing MVC Operators' Union agreement in place through October 29, 2028
  • Company highlights improved long-term visibility on operational continuity and predictability

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  • New agreement reinforces MVC's leadership position as an employer of choice in Chile

  • 3-year collective agreement with Supervisors will run from January 8, 2027 to January 8, 2030

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 21, 2026) - Amerigo Resources Ltd. (TSX: ARG) (OTCQX: ARREF) ("Amerigo" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its 100%-owned subsidiary, Minera Valle Central ("MVC"), has completed an anticipated negotiation with its 74-member Supervisors' Union. The result is a new three-year collective agreement that will become effective on January 8, 2027 and will continue through January 8, 2030.

"Completing this negotiation ahead of schedule and in a constructive environment is a positive outcome for both MVC and the Supervisors' Union. It reflects the quality of the working relationship we have built, and our shared interest in maintaining stable, uninterrupted operations," said Aurora Davidson, President and CEO of Amerigo Resources.

The Supervisor's Union negotiation was carried out under an "anticipated negotiation" process. In Chile, this process allows the parties to address the terms of the next collective agreement well in advance of the statutory timeline.

The process was completed in record time, reflecting a constructive and collaborative approach from both MVC and the Supervisors' Union. By reaching an agreement ahead of schedule, the parties have fully eliminated the risk of labour disruption associated with the 2027 bargaining period, including the potential for strike action.

MVC also has in place a collective agreement with its Operators’ Union with a term from October 29, 2025 to October 29, 2028.

MVC views this outcome as consistent with its long-standing approach to labour relations, based on mutual respect, transparency and a shared commitment to operational continuity. Advancing and completing the negotiation in advance allowed both parties to engage productively and focus on long-term stability. The new collective agreement provides a clear framework for the parties in the future and reinforces MVC's ability to operate with continuity and predictability.

About Amerigo and MVC

Amerigo is an innovative copper producer with a long-term relationship, through its fully-owned subsidiary Minera Valle Central ("MVC"), with Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile ("Codelco"), the world's largest copper producer.

Amerigo produces copper concentrate and molybdenum concentrate as a by-product at the MVC operation in Chile by processing fresh and historic tailings from Codelco's El Teniente mine, the world's largest underground copper mine. Tel: (604) 681-2802; Web: www.amerigoresources.com; Listing: ARG: TSX.

Contact Information

Aurora Davidson
President and CEO
(604) 697-6207 
ad@amerigoresources.com
Graham Farrell
Investor Relations
(416) 842-9003
graham@northstarir.ca

 

To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/298209

FAQ

What labour agreement did Amerigo Resources (ARREF) announce for MVC in May 2026?

Amerigo Resources announced a new three-year collective agreement between MVC and its 74-member Supervisors' Union. According to Amerigo Resources, the contract runs from January 8, 2027 through January 8, 2030, providing a defined labour framework for that period.

How does the new MVC Supervisors' Union agreement affect 2027 strike risk for Amerigo Resources (ARREF)?

The agreement removes the specific labour disruption risk linked to MVC’s 2027 bargaining period. According to Amerigo Resources, concluding negotiations early under Chile’s anticipated negotiation process eliminates potential 2027 strike action tied to Supervisors' Union talks.

What is the duration of the MVC Supervisors' Union contract for Amerigo Resources (ARREF)?

The MVC Supervisors' Union contract is set for three years. According to Amerigo Resources, it becomes effective January 8, 2027 and continues until January 8, 2030, giving both parties long-term clarity on collective bargaining terms.

What negotiation process did MVC use for its Supervisors' Union agreement at Amerigo Resources (ARREF)?

MVC used Chile’s “anticipated negotiation” process to settle the Supervisors' Union agreement. According to Amerigo Resources, this mechanism lets parties address the next collective contract well before the statutory deadline, and the deal was completed in what the company calls record time.

Does Amerigo Resources (ARREF) have an existing agreement with MVC’s Operators' Union?

Yes, MVC already has a collective agreement with its Operators' Union. According to Amerigo Resources, that contract runs from October 29, 2025 to October 29, 2028, complementing the newly agreed Supervisors' Union contract period.

How does Amerigo Resources (ARREF) describe the labour relations approach at MVC?

Amerigo Resources describes MVC’s labour relations as based on mutual respect, transparency and operational continuity. According to Amerigo Resources, completing the anticipated negotiation early supports long-term stability and reinforces MVC’s ability to operate with continuity and predictability.