Allied Gold reports exploration-driven resource growth potential at Kurmuk mine as operations begin

• Allied Gold reported exploration-driven resource growth potential at its Kurmuk Mine in western Ethiopia as commissioning finished and operations began.
• First ore to the grinding circuit expected imminently; first gold expected shortly thereafter.
• Mine plan calls for at least 240,000 oz/year life-of-mine output, averaging about 300,000 oz/year in the first four years.
• Drilling extended Ashashire and Dish Mountain beyond current pit limits, supporting potential reserve growth from 2.7 million oz proven and probable reserves.
• Initial mineral resource estimate for Tsenge Trend targets Kiftet and Hiccup Hill expected in H1 2027 to support mine-life extension.

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