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Equinox Gold has a portfolio of mines in the Americas, with operating mines in Canada, the USA and Nicaragua. Its portfolio of Brazil mines were sold on January 23, 2026 for US$1.015 B, allowing the company to immediately pay off more than US$800 M in debt and streamlining the portfolio to focus on higher return, long-life assets.

Equinox Gold has one of the strongest growth profiles in its peer group, with the potential to deliver more than 500,000 oz of organic growth over the next few years: 25,000-50,000 oz (compared to 2026 guidance) from the Valentine Phase 2 expansion in Canada, 220,000 oz from Castle Mountain Phase 2 in California, USA and potentially 280,000 oz from the restart and expansion of Los Filos in Mexico.

Equinox Gold has 19 Moz of Proven and Probable Reserves, an additional 18 Moz of Measured and Indicated Resources, plus 12 Moz of Inferred Resources, which is one of the largest gold endowments of its peer group.

Equinox Gold has a broad shareholder base with strategic long-term shareholders and a balanced mix of institutional, high-net-worth and retail investors. All of Equinox Gold’s executives and directors have personally invested in the company, aligning the interests of investors and Equinox Gold’s leadership team.

With cash flow from its producing mines, near-term production growth, access to a corporate revolving credit facility and a strong treasury with less than US$150 M of net debt, Equinox Gold has the financial flexibility to execute on its corporate strategy.

Equinox Gold is focused on adding value on a number of fronts. The Company achieved commercial production at its Greenstone Mine in November 2024 and Greenstone is ramping up, with production targeted at 330,000 oz of gold per year life-of-mine when operating at capacity. The Company’s new Valentine Mine in Canada achieved commercial production in November 2025 and should be ramped up to capacity in Q2 2026, with production targeted at 175,000-200,000 oz of gold per year when operating at capacity. In addition, the Company is advancing permitting for Castle Mountain Phase 2, which will produce ~220,000 oz a year when in operations, is advancing a Phase 2 expansion at Valentine, and is doing the engineering, permitting and community engagement required to consider a restart of Los Filos. The Company is also exploring across its portfolio with the objective of replacing reserves, growing resources and identifying the next generation of mines.