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Mako Mining Reports Q3 Gold Production of 12,743 Ounces

Mako Mining provided its third quarter 2026 production results for the Company's San Albino gold mine in northern Nicaragua and the Moss Mine in Arizona and a corporate update across all assets. Q3 2026 San Albino Operational Highlights: 42,565 tonnes mined, containing 10,913 ounces of gold at an average grade of 7.97 grams per tonne Au and 11,489 oz of silver at 8.40 g/t Ag; 27,321 tonnes mined from diluted vein material containing 9,245 oz Au at 10.53 g/t Au and 9,690 oz Ag at 11.03 g/t Ag; 15,244 tonnes mined from historical dump and other mineralized material above cutoff grade containing 1,667 oz Au at 3.40 g/t Au and 1,799 oz Ag at 3.67 g/t Ag; 40.7:1 strip ratio; 53,046 tonnes milled containing 11,365 oz Au and 12,221 oz Ag grading 6.66 g/t Au and 7.17 g/t Ag, respectively; 48% and 52% from diluted vein and historical dump and other, respectively; 587 tonnes per day milled at 98% availability; Mill recovery of 80.5% for gold; At quarter-end, the stockpile was estimated at 109,868 tonnes at an average grade of 2.74 g/t Au for contained Au of 9,666 oz. Q3 2026 Mako Financial Highlights: Mako total gold recovered of 12,743 oz Au (sales of 11,581 oz Au) for total revenue of ~$50M in Q3 2026; San Albino gold recovered of 9,145 oz Au; Moss Mine gold recovered of 3,599; Cash, securities and trade receivables of $119.3M as of September 30, 2026; Delivered 894 oz Au in connection with gold stream related to the purchase of the Mt. Hamilton Project. Akiba Leisman, Chief Executive Officer of Mako states "Following 2 quarters of overperformance, San Albino delivered a solid, inline Q3 2026, related entirely to processing more lower grade historical dump material relative to higher grade diluted vein material leading to gold recoveries of 9,145 oz Au. Moss continued to be mechanically constrained by our legacy plant. After detailed engineering over the course of 2026, our team has identified a way to significantly expand our crushing circuit without triggering a major permitting review; equipment has been procured, and by Q3 2027 Moss is expected to process more than 12,000 short tons per day, 40% above the August 2026 Technical Report, and 130% above Q3 2026, which lead to gold recoveries of 3,599 oz Au. At Mt. Hamilton, we received the condemnation drilling permit amendments last Friday, removing the main bottleneck for construction, and the minor amendment to the plan of operation is expected later this year, with no interruption to our construction schedule. At Eagle Mountain, we executed our Mineral Agreement, and received comments on our Draft ESIA, with our Final ESIA expected to be submitted later this year with approval shortly thereafter. Despite significant capital investments across all four assets, our cash and securities balance has grown to $119.3M more than enough, including future operating cash flow, to fund the construction of both Mt. Hamilton and Eagle Mountain."

Mako Mining Signs LOI with Sailfish Royalty

Mako Mining announces that it has entered into a non-binding letter of intent, LOI, dated and signed on September 11, 2026 with Sailfish Royalty, a non-arm's length entity, in connection with a proposed sale to Sailfish of a corporate level, long-term gold stream. The LOI provides for the proposed purchase by Sailfish from Mako of refined gold over a term of 240 months, as follows: until August 1, 2028, 650 troy ounces of refined gold per month; immediately following Part 1, until February 1, 2031, 750 troy ounces of refined gold per month; immediately following Part 2, until February 1, 2037, 900 troy ounces of refined gold per month; and immediately following Part 3, for the remainder of the Term, 1,000 troy ounces of refined gold per month. For each ounce of refined gold delivered, Sailfish will pay to Mako a price equal to 25% of the London Bullion Market Association PM Fix price on the date of delivery. Mako may satisfy its obligations in respect of the delivery of all or a portion of the Payable Gold through the delivery of refined gold from any source, including the delivery of any London Bullion Market Association gold delivery bars in the relevant quantity.

Mako Mining Signs Mineral Agreement with Guyana

Mako Mining announces the signing of a mineral agreement with the Cooperative Republic of Guyana and the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission. The Agreement provides the Company and its 100%-owned subsidiary, Stronghold Guyana, with a stability framework covering legal, fiscal and operating conditions for the Eagle Mountain Gold Project in Guyana. Steve Parsons, President of Mako, commented: "The signing of the mineral agreement marks a significant milestone for Eagle Mountain and represents an important step in advancing and de-risking the Project by providing greater certainty around key legal and fiscal terms. Equally important, the commitments relating to employment, training, environmental stewardship, and community development are closely aligned with Mako's core values and the approach our teams employ with success across our portfolio of mines and projects. We appreciate the support of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the GGMC and look forward to continuing our collaborative approach as we advance the Eagle Mountain Project under this new mineral agreement."