ROYAL GOLD 2024 Asset Handbook Producing 1 Meekatharra 2 Bellevue 3 King of the Hills 4 Gwalia 5 South Laverton 6 Southern Cross 7 Wonder 8 Ulysses Development 9 Kundip 10 Red Dam Evaluation 11 Cosmos 12 Burnakura 13 Quinns Austin 14 Buttercup Bore 15 Mt Fisher 16 Jaguar 17 Yundamindera 18 Red October 19 Phillips Find 20 Paddington 21 Pinnacles 22 Van Uden 23 Wallbrook Exploration * 24 Abbotts 25 Chesterfield 26 Stakewell 27 Northwell Chilkoot 28 Mt Newman- Victory 29 Croesus 30 Edna May 31 Cheritons Find 32 Southern Cross Nickel 33 Lounge Lizard 34 Forrestania 35 Fisher East 36 Wembley Durack Western Australia 10 22 24 6 25 4 17 5 21 30 33 32 31 29 Southern Cross South Laverton Gwalia King of the Hills 15 2 26 Bellevue 1 12 13 Meekatharra 16 27 28 34 3 9 Wonder 8 Ulysses 11 9 14 23 19 20 18 35 36 * Red Hill West is not shown on map WESTERN AUSTRALIA (AUSTRALIA) Australia is the third-largest gold-producing country in the world, behind only China and Russia, and Western Australia is the epicenter of Australian mining. Western Australia by the Numbers: • Approximately 60% of Australia’s gold resources occur in Western Australia. 1 • Ranked fourth according to the Fraser Institute’s Investment Attractiveness Index (in 2023). • Western Australia’s mining industry employed >134,000 people during 2023-2024. 2 Royal Gold in Western Australia by the Numbers: • Royal Gold has royalty interests on eight producing, two development, 13 evaluation and 14 exploration properties in Western Australia. Note, some properties are located outside the viewable area of the above map. • Royal Gold’s producing properties in Western Australia accounted for approximately 4% of revenue in 2024. • Western Australia is home to two of Royal Gold’s newest producing royalties in King of the Hills and Bellevue. 1 Source: Australian Government Geoscience Australia 2 Source: Government of Western Australia Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety 18