Solo International, Inc. Receives Geological Report

MONTREAL, May 31, 2013

The report was prepared by Remi Charbonneau, P.Geo., Ph.D., after he visited the property for the purpose of preparing the present technical report which he has issued compliant with Canadian Policy NI 43-101.  The visit was undertaken to view the past apatite producing pits and to visualize the local infrastructure under the guidance of Steven Lauzier, P. Geo who assisted in the preparation of the report.  Mr. Lauzier carried out a prospection survey on the property for the Company in 2012.

The report will be available today on the Company's web-site at www.solointernationalinc.com.

The Property in Portland Township has corresponding SNRC sheet number is 31G13 and the localization of the Philadelphia deposit is 5,071,827 mN and 455,252 mE in UTM - NAD83 zone 18 projection. The Property is made up of 2 claims of regular shape with a total surface of 119.94 hectares.

An apatite occurrence, known as Philadelphia, is present on the Property and was mined in the past, although the production was relatively modest. This production stage takes place from 1880 to 1884 when about 2,000 tons of rocks were extracted.  C. Brown made the initial discovery of the Philadelphia deposit in 1880 and subsequent production was under the Philadelphia and Canada Phosphate Company.  The production grade is unknown.  It is reported that some work was done in 1883 over the Property  but that the company didn't work after 1883 until at least 1889.  The mine site was restored in 1990 and a red sign now indicate the date of closing by the Ministry of Mines and Wildlife of Quebec.  No precise historical geological information is available for the Property .  Logan classifies the area as a paragneiss, migmatite and quartzite unit.  This unit is over the whole property and its surrounding properties.

The authors recommended an exploration program focusing on ground radiometry to detect other apatite-REE mineralization on the Property and to pursue re-sampling to other apatite bodies known in the area.  Preliminary works carried out in 2012 allowed to see that pegmatitic mineralization returned a higher proportion of Heavy REE.  The finding of a new apatite zone enriched in Heavy REE would offer a highly favorable context for REE mining. 

It is recommended to perform a Phase I surface exploration program for a total budget of 45,000$ and a contingent phase II drilling program for a total budget of 102,000$.  Phase II drilling, contingent on positive results from phase I, would allow an evaluation of the size and REE grade of the mineralization at depth.