Mineros S.A. Contributed More Than US$12 Million to the Bajo Cauca Region of Antioquia Through Works for Taxes

In This Article:

  • US$12 million invested in Works for Taxes

  • 80,000 people helped

  • Mineros directly investing another US$22.1 million in eight new projects in conjunction with other private and public enterprises

MEDELLÍN, Colombia, June 09, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mineros S.A. (TSX: MSA, MINEROS: CB) ("Mineros" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that over the past seven years, Mineros has invested more than US$12 million (COP $50.000M) in social impact projects, benefiting more than 80,000 people in Bajo Cauca, Antioquia. This was accomplished through the Works for Taxes program, through which individuals and legal entity taxpayers may pay income and other taxes by investing in public works or projects of social importance that meet the legal requirements in Zones Most Affected by Armed Conflict (ZOMAC).

Projects completed and close to completion:

  • Escarralao - El Bagre Road

Beneficiaries: Improved connectivity between towns for close to 80,000 inhabitants of Zaragoza and El Bagre which strengthened the social and economic environment in these communities.

  • Phase I (2020): Connected Zaragoza and El Bagre with the 4G Troncal de la Paz road.

    • Investment: COP $18.650 million

    • Length: 5.5 paved kilometers

  • Phase II (2021-2022): Constructed the section between Puerto Jobo and Puente de la Libertad

    • Investment: COP $24.881 million

    • Length: 5.8 paved kilometers

  • Implemented new technologies in urban and rural educational centers in El Bagre, Nechí and Zaragoza with the dual objectives of improving both teaching and learning processes, and promoting the educational development of children and young people in the Bajo Cauca region of Antioquia.

Beneficiaries: 151 educational centers, wherein 492 teachers were trained and 5,869 computers delivered.

  • Investment: nearly COP $14.600 millions

Thanks to the Works for Taxes program, Mineros has consolidated its position as a pioneer in the use of this mechanism, working jointly with the Government of Antioquia and Proantioquia. In addition, this work has been carried out in coordination with local, departmental and national governments, as well as with the National Planning Department and the Land Renewal Agency.

David Londoño, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mineros said: "At Mineros, we are convinced that our growth must go hand in hand with the well-being and economic and social progress of our host communities. Works for Taxes allow us, as a Company, to allocate a portion of our taxes to the direct construction of priority infrastructure and the implementation of social development projects. Our participation in Works for Taxes ensures that investment reaches communities efficiently and transparently. It is our way to accelerate closing social gaps and to build a future with more opportunities for all, especially for children and young people who are the future of our society."