Gold.com, Inc.

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• Monex acquisition completed January 2, 2026: Gold.com acquired all equity of Monex Deposit Company, a precious metals dealer with vault storage, for $49.9M ($19.0M cash, 560,000 shares, $5.2M contingent consideration, $6.5M pre-existing payables settlement). The deal added $871.5M in inventories (including $762.2M restricted metals held for customers), $18.0M in customer relationships, and $5.8M in trade names, with $15.0M of goodwill. Purchase price allocation is preliminary. Contingent consideration up to $20.0M may be paid through December 2027; its fair value was remeasured to $0.8M by March 31, 2026, generating a $4.4M earnings credit in Q3. Q3 revenue included Monex's first full quarter of consolidation.
• Tether strategic investment and commercial relationship: In February 2026, Tether purchased $126.4M of Gold.com common stock at $44.50/share (net proceeds $117.6M after $8.8M transaction costs) and appointed a board member. As of March 31, 2026, $362.6M in precious metals lease advances from Tether were recorded as customer advances. Following HSR clearance, Tether purchased an additional $23.6M of shares in May 2026 (subsequent event). The company also entered into unspecified commercial agreements with Tether and related entities.
• Q3 FY2026 operating volumes expanded sharply: Consolidated revenue was $10.35B (up 244% YoY), or up 186.5% excluding $4.37B of forward hedge sales. Gold ounces sold rose 22% to 527,000 and silver ounces sold rose 86.1% to 29.22M, while average gold selling prices increased 69.7% and silver 160.6% YoY. DTC total ticket volume grew 143.3% to 456,841, DTC active customers rose 74.8% to 246,000, and DTC average order value jumped 82.2% to $5,618. Wholesale ticket volume increased 25.0% to 44,564. Inventory turnover accelerated to 4.7x from 2.4x. Secured loan count declined 31.4% to 337 (from 491), though the portfolio balance grew 34% to $126.0M at a 9.8% weighted-average rate.
• Trading Credit Facility amended and expanded: The facility was revised to increase total commitment from $350.0M to $427.5M, extend maturity to September 30, 2027, and eliminate provisions allowing lenders to demand full repayment within 10 days. An incremental feature of up to $73.0M is available. Borrowings outstanding declined to $98.0M from $345.0M at fiscal year-end, with availability of $329.5M. The effective rate was approximately 6.1% (SOFR 3.7% + 236 bps). Liabilities on borrowed metals surged to $916.7M from $46.1M, driven primarily by $837.4M in restricted inventory (customer-held metals in third-party storage) assumed with Monex; precious metals lease obligations also rose to $716.4M from $246.5M.
• Subsequent events and rebranding: On April 1, 2026 (after quarter-end), the company acquired the remaining 55.1% of Sunshine Minting, Inc. (operating mints in Hayden, ID; Henderson, NV; and Shanghai, China) for approximately $22.0M. Effective December 2, 2025, the company changed its name from A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc. to Gold.com, Inc. and transferred its NYSE listing under the symbol GOLD. A $0.20/share quarterly dividend was declared May 6, 2026, payable June 1, 2026. No shares were repurchased under the existing buyback program during Q3, though the board authorized an additional 1.3M shares in April 2026.

• Effective December 2, 2025, the Company changed its name from A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc. to Gold.com, Inc. and transferred its common stock listing from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GOLD; as of January 30, 2026, 25,296,992 shares were outstanding.
• Q2 FY2026 revenues were $6.477 billion (up 136.2% year-over-year), driven by higher average gold (+50.6%) and silver (+67.2%) selling prices and the first full quarter of consolidated results from the February 2025 SGI/Pinehurst and April 2025 AMS acquisitions; gold ounces sold rose 17.0% to 545,000 while silver ounces fell 14.6% to 18.6 million; Direct-to-Consumer segment revenue grew 179.2% to $1.589 billion with total customer count up 36.8% to 4,361,500, new DTC customers up 46.9% to 96,100, total DTC ticket volume up 82.6% to 330,874, and DTC average order value up 51.8% to $4,824; CyberMetals reported 40,000 customers and $18.9 million in assets under management.
• On November 5, 2025 the Company signed a definitive agreement to acquire Monex Deposit Company, a California limited partnership, for approximately $33.0 million ($19.0 million cash plus $14.0 million in common stock valued at $25.00 per share), with the transaction consummated on January 2, 2026; the agreement also provides for up to $20.0 million in deferred purchase price contingent on specified cumulative pre-tax income levels.
• On February 4, 2026, the Company entered into a definitive agreement with Tether Investments under which Tether will purchase $126.4 million of Gold.com common stock at $44.50 per share (with an additional $23.6 million following Hart-Scott-Rodino clearance); Tether will provide a gold leasing facility of no less than $100.0 million, the Company will invest $20.0 million of proceeds in Tether's XAUT gold-backed stablecoin, and Tether receives board nomination rights, registration rights, and 90-day resale restrictions apply to its shares.
• The Trading Credit Facility was amended and restated to increase the total revolving commitment to $422.5 million (from $350.0 million), extend maturity to September 30, 2027, eliminate 10-day demand repayment provisions, and add an incremental revolving feature of up to $73.0 million; outstanding borrowings were $300.0 million at December 31, 2025 (down from $345.0 million at fiscal year-end), with availability of $122.5 million; the facility bears interest at SOFR + 236 bps (approximately 6.3% at quarter-end).
• Secured Lending segment outstanding loans were $120.4 million at period-end (up from $94.0 million at fiscal year-end), with 355 loans outstanding, a decrease of 31.5% from 518 a year earlier; the portfolio was 62.8% bullion-collateralized, 29.4% numismatic/semi-numismatic, and 7.8% graded sports cards, with a weighted-average effective interest rate of 9.8% and 93.2% of loans carrying LTV ratios below 75%.

• Direct-to-Consumer segment reflected its first full quarter consolidating SGI (Stack's Bowers Galleries), Pinehurst, and AMS (acquired Feb/April 2025): DTC revenue rose 77.0% to $863.9M, total customers grew 36.6% to 4,265,400, ticket volume increased 35.3% to 225,363, and average order value rose 30.2% to $3,863. Gold ounces sold in DTC increased 46.0% to 184,000. CyberMetals digital precious-metals platform reported 38,700 customers and $13.8M in customer assets under management as of September 30, 2025.
• Wholesale physical volumes and turnover: gold ounces sold (excluding forwards) increased 10.3% to 439,000, silver ounces sold declined 49.2% to 10.39M, and wholesale ticket volume rose 10.3% to 32,702. Consolidated inventory turnover ratio improved to 2.9x from 2.3x, aided by lower average product-financing inventory balances. The company reported a net loss of $939K for the quarter (vs. $8.98M income a year earlier), driven primarily by acquisition-related SG&A of $59.8M (+124.8% YoY) that outpaced a 67.8% gross profit increase to $72.9M.
• Secured Lending contracted: outstanding secured loans fell 24.6% to 424 (from 562 a year prior) and segment interest income declined 15.8% to $2.5M. The loan portfolio totaled $103.6M (8.3% acquired, 91.7% originated), with 93.7% of loans carrying LTV below 75%; no non-performing or impaired loans were reported. The weighted-average effective interest rate was 10.1%.
• The Trading Credit Facility was amended and restated: total revolving capacity increased to $422.5M (from $350M), maturity extended to September 30, 2027, and an incremental feature of up to $73M was added. Borrowings stood at $290.0M at quarter end with $102.2M available. Product financing arrangements decreased $107.7M to $377.0M during the quarter.
• Subsequent events (planned, not yet completed): On November 5, 2025, the company signed a definitive agreement to acquire Monex Deposit Company for approximately $33.0M ($19.0M cash + $14.0M stock) plus up to $20.0M in deferred consideration, with closing expected within 60 days. Effective December 2, 2025, the company will change its name from A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc. to Gold.com, Inc. and transfer its listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE under the ticker 'GOLD.' A $0.20/share quarterly dividend was declared October 29, 2025, payable December 2, 2025.