Mr. John Anderson reports

TRIUMPH GOLD APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR TO BOARD

Triumph Gold Corp. has appointed Paul Cowley, PGeo, to the board of directors at the annual general meeting held on June 19, 2025. Mr. Cowley is president and chief executive officer of Phenom Resources Corp. and Indigo Exploration Inc. For over 40 years, Mr. Cowley has held technical and managerial positions exploring for gold, base metals, diamonds, industrial minerals and coal worldwide. He has extensive experience in a major company setting based in Canada and South America (18 years with BHP Minerals). Projects include the Escondida world- class copper mine in Chile, country manager for Bolivia, and the Ekati diamond mine and the Slave gold project in the Canadian Arctic. As manager of the Slave gold project, his team discovered and advanced four gold deposits amounting to over six million ounces of gold. Mr. Cowley also has extensive involvement in junior mining companies at president/chief executive officer, vice-president, exploration, consultant and directorship levels. Mr. Cowley was instrumental in putting the Lexington-Grenoble gold-copper mine in British Columbia into production, doubling the resource at the polymetallic and precious metal J&L deposit in British Columbia, and adding resources at the Wolverine VMS (volcanogenic massive sulphide) deposit in Yukon. Mr. Cowley has experience in permitting projects from exploration to production as well as consulting and successfully negotiating an impacts and benefits agreement with Canadian first nations. Mr. Cowley is a professional geologist and the qualified person for First Vanadium Corp.

Brian Bower did not stand for re-election to the board. The company wishes to thank Mr. Bower for his contribution to the company and wishes him well in the future.

About Triumph Gold Corp.

Triumph Gold is a growth-oriented, Canadian-based precious metals exploration and development company. Triumph Gold is focused on creating value through the advancement of the district-scale Freegold Mountain project in Yukon.