Nord Precious Metals intercepts 2,848 g/t Ag over 6.65 m at Castle East

Cobalt, Ontario – June 2, 2026 – TheNewswire - Nord Precious Metals Mining Inc. (“Nord” or the “Company”) (TSXV: NTH, OTCQB: CCWOF, FSE: QN3) is pleased to report the analytical results from hole CS-21-73W1 and CS-21-73W2.  Photos of the spectacular silver intercept in CS-21-73W1 were disclosed May 4, 2026 . This intersection, located 10 meters updip of its mother hole CS-21-73, is a direct extension of the Robinson high-grade silver vein system (see longitudinal section in figure 3). Assay Results – Hole CS-21-73W1 and Hole CS-21-73W2 Table 1: Collar of hole CS-21-73 is located at 520942.9E, 5279474.5N UTM NAD83, Zone 17 with 053.50 Azimuth dipping at -60.50.

Wedge 1 was placed at 329.25m downhole.  Vein intercepted at 501.9m is 7 cm true width. Wedge 2 was placed at 201.8m downhole. Vein intercepted at 496.9m is 2.5 cm true width.

Reported intervals in the tables above are downhole core lengths. Wedge 2 was placed at 201.8m downhole. Vein intercepted at 496.9m is 2.5 cm true width.

Click Image To View Full Size Figure 1: Picture of new intersection Interval from hole CS-21-73W1 grading 61,389 g/t silver over 0.3m and 2,848 g/t silver over 6.65m. The high-grade vein itself hosts significant critical minerals, notably in cobalt, and includes anomalous nickel, copper, and gold. While silver remains the principal commodity at Castle East, the consistent presence of these critical minerals alongside silver mineralization, characteristic of the five-element vein assemblage of the Cobalt-Gowganda district, may contribute meaningfully to future project economics.

For further details on the original intercept and core photographs, please refer to the Company’s May 4, 2026 news release .The Comp