Meridian Mining plc awarded deferred share units (DSUs) to two newly appointed Non-Executive Directors, Carlos Vilhena and Felipe Holzhacker Alves, on September 10, 2026. Each director received 44,118 DSUs valued at CAD75,000 based on the last equity issue price of CAD1.70. These awards are part of the company's Omnibus Incentive Plan and will vest monthly over a year, payable upon the directors' departure from the board. This move fulfills commitments made before their election and the company's London Stock Exchange listing, with shareholder consultation involved.
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