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Largo Inc. (TSX:LGO, NASDAQ:LGO) received a 4-year environmental permit for its Gulçari A Norte pit in Brazil, expanding its Maracás Menchen mine. The permit allows for infrastructure development and production of vanadium, copper, gold, and platinum group metals. The company's executives highlighted the strategic importance of the approval for meeting global demand.

Arias Resource Capital Fund IV invested US$1.3 million in Largo Inc. (TSX: LGO, NASDAQ: LGO) as part of a US$5.7 million offering. The investment included 2.3 million units at US$0.56 per unit, each consisting of one share and one warrant. Post-transaction, ARC Funds and affiliates will own about 35% of Largo's shares, including potential dilutive instruments.

Largo Inc. (TSX: LGO, NASDAQ: LGO) closed a registered direct offering, raising $5.7M by selling 10.2M shares and warrants. Proceeds will be used for working capital. Insiders participated, but the transactions did not trigger valuation or approval requirements. The offering was conducted under an effective SEC registration statement.

Largo Inc. (TSX: LGO, NASDAQ: LGO) announced a registered direct offering of 10.2M common shares and warrants for gross proceeds of $5.7M. The offering, expected to close by Sept. 29, 2026, includes participation from insiders. Proceeds will be used for working capital. The company is the world's largest primary vanadium producer.

Largo Inc. (TSX: LGO) (NASDAQ: LGO) is shifting focus to higher-margin products, including high-purity vanadium and copper-PGM concentrates. Copper-PGM sales generated $4.7M in revenue with over 90% operating margins. The company is evaluating a potential expansion to double copper-PGM production in 2027. Largo also advanced debt restructuring, executing agreements with two major creditors covering 48% of its $82M commercial bank debt.

Largo Inc. (TSX: LGO, NASDAQ: LGO), the world's largest primary vanadium producer, announced that the TSX has lifted its delisting review. The company's shares will continue trading on the TSX under the symbol 'LGO'. This decision follows the company's recent debt restructuring agreement, according to Largo.

Largo (LGO) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $44M, up 68.5%, with adjusted EBITDA at $2.7M. Higher pricing and volumes drove results, though costs rose due to external pressures. The company restructured $82.2M of debt, extending maturity to 2030. Largo secured a $60.1M U.S. Defense order and gained tariff exemptions for some products. It also began producing copper PGM concentrate as a byproduct, with initial monthly guidance of 300-380 tonnes. Management emphasized execution and cost management to

Largo Inc. shares rose 11% after restructuring $82.2M in debt with Brazilian banks, extending maturity to 2030. The vanadium producer aims to unlock value from its Maracas Menchen mine and ramp up copper and platinum-group-metals production.

Largo Inc. (LGO) and its subsidiary LVMSA have restructured $82.2M of debt, extending maturity to March 2030. The deal includes a 6-month grace period and quarterly amortization. Largo aims to improve operations and cash flow, focusing on vanadium and copper-PGM production. The company will discuss Q2 2026 results on August 21, 2026.

Largo Inc (LGO) shares rose 3.8% after-hours after restructuring $82.2M in debt, extending maturity to March 2030. The company, along with its Brazilian subsidiary, agreed with five banks to revise terms, including a six-month grace period and quarterly principal amortization. The restructuring aims to support operational plans, such as increasing copper-PGM production and fulfilling a $60M vanadium order for the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency.