Nord Precious Metals Further Extends Castle East Robinson Zone with 13,620 g/t Silver and 1.84% Cobalt over 0.6m, Including 25,803 g/t Silver (752.7 oz/ton) and 3.60% Cobalt over 0.30m

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Cobalt, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 29, 2026) - Nord Precious Metals Mining Inc. (TSXV: NTH) (OTCQB: NPMMF) (FSE: QN3)("Nord" or the "Company") is pleased to report the analytical results from hole CS-21-73W3. Photos of the CS-21-73W3 silver intercept were disclosed June 2, 2026 and are included again below. This intercept lies approximately 25 metres up-dip and to the south of the CS-21-73W1 intercept — which graded 2,848 g/t silver over 6.65 metres (including 61,389 g/t over 0.30 metres), reported June 2, 2026 — and provides a direct extension of the Robinson high-grade silver vein system (see longitudinal section in Figure 2). Assay Results – Hole CS-21-73W3 Table 1: Collar of hole CS-21-73W3 is located at 520942.9E, 5279474.5N UTM NAD83, Zone 17 with 053.50 Azimuth dipping at -60.50. Wedge 3 was placed at 247.0m downhole. The vein intercepted at 434.2m is approximately 1cm true width; the vein intercepted at 480.8m is approximately 5cm true width. Reported intervals in the tables above are downhole core lengths. Intercept – Hole CS-21-73W3 The results reported here are from this mineralized silver-cobalt intercept in hole CS-21-73W3 (see Figure 1 and the longitudinal section in Figure 2), a wedge also drilled from mother hole CS-21-73. This hole, designed to test the intersection of two distinct silver veins, intersected mineralization 25 metres up-dip and southward of CS-21-73W1, giving another strong extension to the known Castle East high-grade silver vein system. At 480.8 metres downhole, the drill intersected a 5cm true thickness vein consisting of native silver with a dendritic texture as well as cobalt arsenide mineralization in a calcite matrix. The silver and cobalt mineralization is uniformly distributed within the vein. Native silver in fine stringers can also be seen adjacent and perpendicular to the vein. Additional mineralized intervals were logged between 465 and 504 metres, with carbonate veins carrying mostly cobalt arsenide mineralization at varying concentrations. Minor carbonate veins at 439.0 metres and at 504.35 metres each carried silver alongside the cobalt. Taken together, these intervals point to silver-cobalt mineralization persisting over a meaningful vertical range in this part of the Castle East system. At this time, only the higher-grade veins have returned analyses. Additional results will be reported once rece...

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