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CLARIFICATION – PURUNI RIVER BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

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September 11, 2026
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Aris Mining is aware of photographs and commentary circulating on various media  and social media regarding materials currently located at the Puruni River Bridge  construction site. 

We wish to clarify that some of the materials shown in these photographs are  associated with a temporary truss structure being used to facilitate construction  activities. These materials are not components of the new permanent Puruni  River Bridge. 

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The new 109-metre permanent bridge is being constructed using new materials in  accordance with the approved engineering design, specifications and applicable  construction standards. 

Construction is being undertaken in coordination with the Ministry of Natural  Resources, the Ministry of Public Works and other relevant Government agencies. 

Aris Mining remains committed to delivering a safe, durable and high-quality  permanent bridge that will improve connectivity and provide long-term benefits to  communities, businesses and other users of the Puruni corridor. 

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