SourcingLink.net Updates on Direction of Company

SAN DIEGO, May 17, 2016

SourcingLink.net Inc. (OTC Pink:SNET) wants to inform our shareholders on how we intend to create value.

SourcingLink.net is a U.S. based publicly traded exploration and development company structured to take advantage of the fluctuations in the prices of metals and minerals and the value creation by taking early positions in exploration properties. Operationally the Company functions as a metals and minerals asset manager with a portfolio of property and claims containing commercially exploitable minerals that currently include lithium mining properties, tantalum, rare metals and rare earth elements, all of which are among the primary input materials of technology in the 21st century. SourcingLink.net continuously and meticulously is reviewing its current properties and looking to add value by continuing its exploration to prove out the various resources available on its properties.

The Company is also actively pursuing opportunities in other precious metals, such as gold, platinum and silver, which expands the Company's portfolio diversification while at the same time taking advantage of acquiring assets at favorable valuations to take advantage of those fluctuating metals and minerals pricing.

SourcingLink.net is currently focused on exploration and development of its Eldor Project in Quebec, Canada, which is recognized as one of the most favorable mining jurisdictions. The Eldor property is a neighbor to Commerce Resource's Ashram Deposit which is recognized as a 2 Billion dollar World Class deposit. The Company has recently further expanded its portfolio to include the Lac Fire Property whereby we acquired a black of 8 new claims sharing a 12km boundary, which is bordered on three sides with the Rose Lithium Tantalum Property of Critical Elements Corp which was valued at 488 million according to their website.

Forward-looking Statements

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