Rottenstone Gold Inc. Reports Second Extending Amendment

• On April 6, 2026 Rottenstone Gold Inc. executed a Second Extending Amendment to its previously announced proposed transaction involving certain royalty interests.
• The amendment moves the closing deadline from the original date (set after the first extension) to June 30, 2026, giving the company additional time for review and planning.
• No other material terms of the definitive agreement were altered; consideration remains 93,225,807 newly issued common shares.
• The amendment relates to the royalty acquisition announced on December 10, 2025 and the first extending amendment disclosed on March 4, 2026.

• The news is procedural: it does not change financial consideration, ownership structure, or the underlying royalty assets.
• It reflects the ongoing delay caused by CSE requirements that classified the transaction as a Change of Control, potentially necessitating either delisting or a large dilutive financing.
• Because the extension was anticipated after the March 4 update and contains no new substantive information, its impact on the company and stock price is routine‑neutral.

• Rottenstone Gold Inc. is a junior explorer with the Rottenstone Project in Saskatchewan as its core exploration/evaluation asset (valued CAD $276,871 as of Sep 30 2025).
• The company also holds a wholly‑owned subsidiary Silver Royalties Corp (acquired for nominal $1) and proposes to acquire six royalty interests from related parties covering gold, silver, iron ore and uranium projects across >200,000 acres.
• Upon completion of the proposed transaction, the issuer intends to change its business focus to a large‑scale mining lands royalty model and adopt the name “Silver Royalties Corp.”.