Sixty North Gold Mon Mine Update

Sixty North Gold Mining is progressing towards gold production at its wholly-owned Mon Gold Mine in Canada — Yellowknife, Canada — Northwest Territories. The company has assembled its camp, cleared blast rock from the mill pad, and is ready to commence mill assembly. It has submitted sixteen management plans to the Canada — Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board (MVLWB) as part of its Type B Water License requirements; nine have been accepted, and the remainder are under review. The MVLWB rejected the company's Water and Groundwater Management and Monitoring Plan, requesting additional baseline data. Sixty North Gold engaged Tetra Tech to prepare a technical memo summarizing 25 years of water quality data, which showed no significant changes. The company held its Annual General Meeting on July 23, 2026, where all resolutions were approved. It also completed an Archaeological Impact Assessment in June 2026 to address First Nations concerns. The company is well-funded and has engaged external experts to assist with outstanding plans. The Mon Gold Mine historically produced 15,000 ounces of gold from 15,000 tonnes of ore in the 1990s, and recent underground development has intersected the productive A-Zone and discovered the DD-Zone.