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Precious metals portfolio delivers record revenue and positive operating cash flow Empress Royalty invests in mining projects in exchange for a share of revenue or a portion of future metal production, providing investors with exposure to gold and silver without the capital intensity and operational volatility typically faced by traditional mining companies. Royalty and streaming companies occupy a unique corner of the mining sector. Rather than building and operating mines, Empress Royalty provides capital to operators and, in return, receives a percentage of revenue or a portion of the gold and silver produced. Management notes that this structure allows the company to maintain a lean cost structure while avoiding the cost overruns, operational challenges, and expansion risks that can impact mine owners. As a result, investors gain more direct exposure to metal prices rather than the complexities of mine development and operations. A Disciplined Approach to Growth Empress has now demonstrated the strength of its model, reporting record revenue and positive operating cash flow. With a market capitalization of approximately C$150 million and available capital to deploy, the company is well positioned to continue expanding its portfolio while remaining disciplined and selective in pursuing new investment opportunities. Why Royalties Appeal in Volatile Markets For investors seeking exposure to precious metals, royalty companies offer a differentiated risk profile. Returns are primarily tied to production performance and commodity prices rather than the day-to-day operational challenges of running a mine. For more information on Empress Royalty Corp. (TSX.V: EMPR, OTCQX: EMPYF) please click the request investor info button. ‍

Low-cost structure focuses on revenue participation rather than mine ownership Empress Royalty funds mining partners in exchange for a share of future production or revenue, providing investors with exposure to gold and silver while maintaining a lean cost structure and reduced sensitivity to mine cost inflation. Royalty and streaming companies have gained increasing attention because they separate precious metals exposure from the operational complexities of running a mine. Empress Royalty follows this model by providing capital to operators developing or expanding projects, while the operators remain responsible for building and managing the mines. Management notes that this structure helps mitigate many of the traditional risks faced by mining companies. Without direct exposure to construction budgets or operating costs, Empress is able to maintain low general and administrative expenses while focusing on building a diversified portfolio of revenue-generating assets. Performance to Date The Company has reported record revenue and achieved positive operating cash flow—milestones management views as validation of the royalty and streaming model. With capital available for deployment, Empress intends to continue expanding its portfolio through carefully selected investment opportunities. Looking Ahead Rather than pursuing rapid expansion, Empress emphasizes disciplined capital allocation and consistent financial performance. Management’s strategy is to steadily grow the portfolio while preserving the structural advantages that royalty and streaming companies offer investors. For more information on Empress Royalty Corp. (TSX.V: EMPR, OTCQX: EMPYF) please click the request investor info button. ‍