Mr. Dale Nejmeldeen reports

DYNACOR GROUP REPORTS SALES OF US$20.7 MILLION FOR MARCH 2024 AND RECORD QUARTERLY SALES OF US$67.7 MILLION IN Q1-2024

Dynacor Group Inc. had recorded unaudited gold sales of $20.7-million (U.S.) ($28-million (Canadian)) for March, 2024, as the plant continued running at full capacity, processing just over 15,000 tonnes. In 2023, March sales amounted to US$19.5 million (C$26.7 million).

First quarter sales amounted to US$67.7 million (C$91.3 million) in 2024, a quarterly sales record, compared to US$56.7 million (C$76.7 million) in Q1-2023, a 19.4% increase.

In 2023, second half of January planned exports had been postponed to February explaining the high sales level in February and lower sales in January.

In March, the average selling price of gold was US$2,187 per ounce, compared to US$1,918 per ounce in March 2023 as gold price continued its rise.

The Corporation recently announced its sales guidance for 2024 ranging between US$265-285 million using a market gold price ranging between US$2,000 and US$2,050 per ounce.

ABOUT DYNACOR

Dynacor is a dividend-paying industrial gold ore processor headquartered in Montreal, Canada. The corporation is engaged in gold production through the processing of ore purchased from the ASM (artisanal and small-scale mining) industry. At present, Dynacor operates in Peru, where its management and processing teams have decades of experience working with ASM miners. It also owns a gold exploration property (Tumipampa) in the Apurimac department.

The corporation intends to expand its processing operations in other jurisdictions as well.

Dynacor produces environmental and socially responsible gold through its PX IMPACT(TM) gold program. A growing number of supportive firms from the fine luxury jewelry, watchmakers and investment sectors pay a small premium to our customer and strategic partner for this PX IMPACT(TM) gold. The premium provides direct investment to develop health and education projects for our artisanal and small-scale miner's communities.

We seek Safe Harbor.