Sixty North Gold Provides Project Update

Executive Summary

• Sixty North Gold announced that equipment for its wholly‑owned Mon Property is slated for shipment next week, with delivery to Vancouver and rail transport to Edmonton.
• A refurbished six‑unit trailer camp will arrive in February 2026 alongside the mill and ancillary gear, enabling site preparation this winter.
• The company expects to move all necessary equipment onto the Mon Property during the upcoming road season and restart mining in the first half of 2026, with gold pours anticipated within two months thereafter.

Key Details

• Mill provider confirmed all equipment will be ready for shipping next week; shipment route: ship to Vancouver → rail to Edmonton.
• Six‑unit trailer camp purchased in Alberta, refurbished, scheduled delivery February 2026 together with mill and ancillary equipment/supplies.
• Contract crews engaged to assist with movement and assembly of equipment at the Mon Property.
• Winter road conditions are favorable (thick ice, limited snow), allowing earlier-than‑usual road openings and faster construction.
• Planned timeline: complete equipment delivery and site setup winter 2026 → restart mining first half of 2026 → gold pours within ~2 months of restart.
• President & CEO Dave Webb emphasized supplier performance and the company’s commitment to providing further updates as the road season progresses.

Notable Quotes

“We are very pleased that our suppliers have worked hard to meet our schedules. We expect to provide additional updates over the next few months as the winter road season is upon us… Our plan to move all necessary equipment onto the past‑producing Mon Property this winter will enable production in the mine to restart in the first half of 2026 with gold pours commencing within two months of that.” – Dave Webb, President & CEO

Materiality Assessment: Material – Positive (the announcement signals a near‑term restart of gold production, which is likely to have a significant positive impact on the company’s operational outlook and valuation).