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Los Andes Copper Ltd. reports company developments tied to its 100% interest in the Vizcachitas Project in Chile, a copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit located north of Santiago. News commonly covers project advancement, NI 43-101 technical reporting, participation in mining investment events, and community and social programs connected with the project area and the Valparaíso Region.
Los Andes Copper updates also include capital-structure items related to convertible debentures issued to Queen's Road Capital Investment Ltd., including conversions, interest payments in common shares, and related exchange approvals. Governance news includes management transitions and board-led continuity measures for the exploration and development company.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) issued an aggregate of 80,071 common shares at a deemed price of CAD$10.82 per share to satisfy remaining obligations under its US$5,000,000 eight percent convertible debenture.
The issuance settled approximately CAD$807,009 of unconverted principal and CAD$59,366 of accrued interest through April 7, 2026; interest-paid shares are subject to a hold period until August 15, 2026. The company reports the full principal was converted and all accrued unpaid interest paid, completing the debenture obligations issued June 2, 2021.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) says Queen's Road Capital Investment Ltd. will convert a US$5,000,000 eight percent convertible debenture effective April 8, 2026. The conversion amount including accrued interest is US$5,043,333, equal to CAD$6,909,366 at US$1.00:CAD1.37.
Under the indenture, up to 558,502 common shares can be issued without further TSXV approval, leaving CAD$866,375 to be approved for conversion into 80,071 common shares. Total shares issuable on conversion will be 638,573 common shares at CAD$10.82 per share.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) elected to issue 8,493 common shares as payment for US$104,973 (C$142,852) of interest owing under three eight-percent convertible debentures dated June 2, 2021, April 4, 2022 and September 2, 2022.
The shares are issued at a deemed price of US$12.36 (C$16.82) and the payment structure follows the debenture terms: interest payable quarterly, five percent in cash and three percent in shares, based on the greater of a 20-day VWAP or the TSX-V Discounted Market Price. Issuance is subject to requisite approvals, including the TSX Venture Exchange.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) announced a CEO change after Santiago Montt was appointed Minister of Mines in the incoming government of President Jose Antonio Kast. Mr. Montt resigned as CEO and will support an orderly transition through February 19, 2026. Antony Amberg, Chief Geologist, is appointed interim CEO while the Board searches for a permanent CEO. Statements emphasize Montt's role advancing the Vizcachitas greenfield copper project and continued company stability during transition.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) provided a social and community update for 2025 highlighting expanded local programs and renewed partnerships around the Vizcachitas project.
Key points: the third Female Entrepreneurs program received 350 applications (a 10% increase year-on-year) and selected 45 participants; partnerships with schools and universities were renewed to develop mining-related skills; two community agreements were renewed to advance outdoor recreation projects and conceptual environmental offset studies; and a landmark seminar on agriculture and mining was held. A social impact assessment projects regional GDP could rise by more than 3% with project development.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) announced it has elected to issue 16,853 common shares as payment for interest owing on three convertible debentures dated June 2, 2021, April 4, 2022 and September 2, 2022, representing US$104,994 (C$147,632) of interest.
The shares are issued at a deemed price of US$6.23 (C$8.76) per share under the debenture terms. The Convertible Debentures carry an 8% interest rate payable quarterly (5% cash and 3% in shares) calculated at the greater of the 20-day VWAP prior to the payment date or the TSX-V Discounted Market Price. The issuance remains subject to the debenture terms and receipt of all requisite approvals, including TSX-V approval.
Los Andes Copper (OTCQX: LSANF) will attend and participate in the 121 Mining Investment London conference on 17-18 November 2025. The event is described as London’s largest dedicated mining investment conference, featuring over 140 companies and more than 450 investors and offering pre-booked 1-2-1 meetings and expert market commentary.
The company’s participation signals investor outreach and engagement activities during the two-day program of curated meetings and industry presentations.
Los Andes Copper (TSXV: LA) (OTCQX: LSANF) has expanded its land package for the Vizcachitas copper project in Chile by securing first-priority exploration claims over new areas. The expansion includes an 18 square kilometer block within the current property boundary and a 7 square kilometer block adjacent to the north-east corner.
The 18km² block covers higher ground bordering the Vizcachitas deposit to the southeast, near mineralized extensions identified in the 2023 drill program. Following a February 12, 2025 ruling, the cancellation of existing exploitation claims was certified on March 5, 2025, and recorded on April 1, 2025.
This expansion has increased the company's total land package to 474.4 square kilometers, with the new areas featuring highly prospective geology that could provide additional upside potential for the project.
Los Andes Copper provides a corporate update highlighting three main developments: First, a UAV magnetic survey by MWH Geo-Surveys over the Vizcachitas Project and prospective areas, confirming potential extensions and previous geological findings. Second, the successful launch of their second Female Entrepreneurs program, receiving 318 applications with 41 women selected to participate. Third, the company signed two community agreements to explore environmental offset possibilities for the Vizcachitas Project. The company's community engagement efforts reached 1,930 residents through a door-to-door program and expanded partnerships for mining-related education.