Alara Resources (ASX:AUQ) records 50th copper shipment from Al Wash hi Majaza mine

Alara Resources Limited has announced the dispatch of its 50th shipment of copper concentrate from the Al Wash hi Majaza copper gold mine in Oman, marking another production milestone for the operation conducted through its 51% owned joint venture Al Hadeetha Resources LLC.

The shipment forms part of ongoing export activity from Sohar Port and adds to the company’s cumulative production record from the asset since commencement.

Highlights

• 50th shipment of copper concentrate dispatched on 21 June 2026
• Shipment volume of 456 WMT containing approximately 83 MT copper and 64 oz gold
• Total shipments now 62,684 WMT across 50 parcels
• Total contained copper metal shipped to date 10,988 MT
• Operation managed through Al Hadeetha Resources LLC, 51% owned by Alara

The 50th parcel comprised 456 WMT of copper gold concentrate and was dispatched from Sohar Port on 21 June 2026, with the company reporting that the shipment contained approximately 83 MT of copper and 64 oz of gold.

It also included concentrate that had been held back from an earlier cycle due to port clearance requirements before being released for export in the current shipment.

Across all 50 shipments, Alara reports cumulative exports of 62,684 WMT of copper concentrate, containing approximately 10,988 MT of copper metal, with these figures representing total shipments from the Al Wash hi Majaza operation to date.

Alara Managing Director Atmavireshwar Sthapak said:

“Achieving our 50th shipment is a proud moment for everyone at Alara Resources and our joint venture partners at AHRL. This milestone is a direct reflection of the dedication and expertise of our team on the ground in Oman, who have built a track record of consistent, reliable production at Al Wash hi Majaza. With nearly 11,000 tonnes of copper metal shipped to date, we are demonstrating the real and growing value of this asset. As we look ahead, we remain energised by the potential of our Oman portfolio and are focused on continuing to build on this strong operational foundation to deliver further value for our shareholders.”

The company also noted that following rainfall in March which affected mine production, operations recovered strongly in April and continued through May and June year to date.

It stated that the concentrator operated above nameplate capacity during the period, except in April when a planned SAG mill reline shutdown occurred.

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