Fresnillo Results Presentation Deck

2022 PRELIMINARY RESULTS HSECR SUSTAINABILITY IS CORE TO OUR PURPOSE: "TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE WELLBEING OF PEOPLE THROUGH THE SUSTAINABLE MINING OF SILVER AND GOLD" HEALTH & SAFETY SAFETY CULTURE BASED ON CARING FOR OUR PEOPLE We established the 'I care, we care' operational committee to assist the Executive Committee in risk management and to promote uniform implementation of our philosophy across operations. It comprises general operational superintendents, relevant service area leaders, technical specialists, and safety leaders 23.22 8.14 2017 ■Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rates (TRIFR) Lost Time Injury Frequency (LTIFR) 20.47 8.64 2018 18.67 7.63 2019 13.88 6.18 2020 10.42 5.76 2021 10.26 5.44 2022 - ENVIRONMENT OPTIMISING OUR USE OF RESOURCES AND BEING TRANSPARENT AND ACCOUNTABLE ARE CRUCIAL ELEMENTS OF SUSTAINABLE MINING Supplied 35.6% of our electricity from renewable sources. We continue to target 75% by 2030 Water reuse efficiency of 82% in the year Converted our target haulage fleet at Herradura to a dual fuel system, reducing our carbon footprint by ~20% per truck Continued to implement best practice governance and engineering to manage our Tailings Storage Facilities (TSF). TSF at Juanicipio became our first facility to fully meet Canadian Dam Association, Mining Association of Canada, International Commission on Large Dams and International Council on Mining and Metals principles from the earliest days of its development, design and construction COMMUNITY RELATIONS 7 OUR COMMUNITIES ARE OUR STRATEGIC PARTNERS - COMMITMENT TO UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS We provided free dental care, eye care and physical therapy in 125 communities, benefiting almost 8,000 people We are working to improve how Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education can help students in the Fresnillo District understand and respond to climate change We are financing half of the cost of a new programme that will provide 20 hours of face- to-face training to 800 teachers, benefiting an estimated total of 24,000 students from grades 5 and 6, and junior high school

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