Wheaton Precious Metals Mourns Passing of Founding Board Member Peter Gillin

Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. announced the passing of Peter Gillin, a founding board member who played a pivotal role in the company's strategic development for over 20 years. Gillin died on May 2, 2025, shortly before his planned retirement during the company's upcoming Annual General Meeting.

During his extensive tenure, Gillin served in multiple critical leadership capacities, including Chair of the Compensation Committee and member of both the Governance and Sustainability and Audit Committees. His contributions were instrumental in guiding the company's growth and governance strategies throughout two decades of corporate evolution.

In recognition of Gillin's significant contributions, Wheaton Precious Metals will honor his memory by increasing its charitable contribution to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. This gesture reflects the company's commitment to remembering the impact of its long-standing board members and supporting important community health initiatives.

Gillin's legacy represents more than two decades of strategic leadership in the precious metals streaming industry. His work helped establish Wheaton Precious Metals as a premier company with a high-quality portfolio of long-life, low-cost assets that offers investors a unique approach to commodity investment with reduced risk compared to traditional mining companies.

The announcement of Gillin's passing highlights the importance of long-term leadership and institutional knowledge in corporate governance. His decades of service underscore the value of experienced board members who guide companies through complex industry landscapes and strategic transitions.