• Record Fourth Quarter Results Lead to Achieving Top End of Fiscal 2026 Production Guidance: In Q4 2026, the Company delivered record quarterly gold production of 8,173 ounces, up 28% from 6,404 ounces in Q4 2025. On a full year basis, the Company delivered record annual gold production of 29,650 ounces, an increase of 57% from 18,935 ounces in 2025, and achieved the top end of its full-year production guidance range of 25,000 to 30,000 ounces.
  • Record Gold Price Realization: During Q4 2026, the Company benefited from a robust average market price for gold of approximately $4,233 per ounce (London PM fix), a 26% increase over the prior year comparative period (Q4 2025: $3,369 per ounce). Combined with higher year over year production, revenue is expected to be significantly higher in Q4 2026 than in the prior year comparative period. On a full year basis, the Company benefited from a record annual average market price for gold of approximately $4,386 per ounce (London PM fix), a 46% increase over the prior year comparative period (2025: $2,999 per ounce). On a full year basis, revenue is expected to be significantly higher in 2026 than in 2025.
  • Process Plant Upgrades Lead to Improved Throughput, Recovery and Gold Production: During Q4 2026 the Company continued to make progress on upgrades to the existing 2,000 tpd processing plant. Notable upgrades to the existing processing plant include a pre-leach thickener, upgraded agitators & interstage screens, Aachen reactor, oxygen plant, Adsorption, Desorption and Recovery ("ADR") plant, new gold room, apron feeder, belt magnet, and new tertiary crusher. The plant upgrades are in various stages of completion and have already begun to boost plant reliability and performance as evidenced by an increase in plant throughput, gold recovery and gold production in Q4 2026 versus the prior year comparative period.
  • Advancing Process Plant Expansion to Significantly Increase Future Production Capacity: The Company continues to advance its processing plant expansion, a key catalyst for future growth. As previously reported, recent metallurgical test work has led the Company to specify a Semi Autogenous Grind ("SAG") / Ball mill combination of 3,500 tpd as part of its next processing plant expansion based on optimal grind size for achievable mine feed from the mine plan. Final contract execution for the new SAG / Ball mill was completed in early Q4 2026, initial downpayments have been made, and estimated completion is expected over the next 12 – 18 months. The existing, upgraded 2,000 tpd processing plant will be available to continue operating in conjunction with the new 3,500 tpd SAG / Ball mill processing plant, providing a significant upgrade in processing capacity versus the 3,000 tpd assumed in the PEA. The increase in throughput from the expanded processing plant is expected to produce average annual gold production in excess of the 62,000 ounces of gold originally anticipated in the PEA.
  • Exploration to Ramp-Up Significantly: During fiscal 2026, Buckreef Gold drilled approximately 175 drill holes for a total of 14,500 meters across resource definition, geotechnical, sterilization and greenfield exploration. This was predominantly completed in the second half of fiscal 2026 utilizing one Company owned reverse circulation ("RC") drill rig and one contractor diamond drill ("DD") rig. The RC drill rig was commissioned in March 2026 and the DD rig in April 2026. Buckreef Gold also utilized the RC drill rig for ongoing grade control drilling for normal course operations. Buckreef Gold has also purchased: (i) an additional DD drill rig which is currently onsite and being commissioned; (ii) a new RC drill rig which is expected to be onsite in the next 2-4 weeks; and (iii) a new RC/DD combination drill rig which is expected to arrive in the next 4-6 months. These purchases in combination with existing drill rigs on site will significantly increase Buckreef Gold’s drilling capacity and will be utilized for grade control, resource definition, geotechnical, sterilization and greenfield exploration drilling. Given the significant increase in drilling capacity, there will be a significant increase in greenfield exploration, including: (i) the anomalies from the comprehensive geophysics study which identified ten promising targets; and (ii) Stamford Bridge and the Anfield Zone.