Temple Pershing Mining Company (TPMC) announces the issuance of their Series A Loan Note

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, 4 August 2026

MEDIA STATEMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — London, 4 August 2026

Temple Pershing Mining Company (TPMC) announces the issuance of their Series A Loan Note aimed at certified sophisticated investors and high net worth individuals. TPMC has experienced rapid growth in recent years and has accumulated a portfolio of projects with a value of $2.71bn with the lead mineral being Gold. When in operation the portfolio has a potential of generating in excess of $620m in annual revenue.

The company is now providing the opportunity to be part of an exciting growth period to aid further exploration, development and operation. Supported by a precious metal asset portfolio, and an experienced board and management team at TPMC, the Series A Loan Note offers participants an annual ROI of 9.95%. Making this issuance an attractive and simple way of investing in physical gold and other precious metals from in ground level while being involved with an exciting, rapidly growing mining company.

Temple Pershing Mining Company remains firmly committed to responsible expansion, operational excellence, and the creation of long-term value for the communities and partners it serves.

NOTES TO EDITORS

About Temple Pershing Mining Company Temple Pershing Mining Company (TPMC) is a global developer of mining infrastructure projects and is represented by Robert Dougans of Preiskel & Co. LLP, London.

Contact: Temple Pershing Mining Company press office press@tpminingco.com

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