Pacific Wildcat Resources

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Highlights _ Rare Earth and Niobium mineralisation has now been shown to extend well beyond 100m depth below surface and in many places remains open both laterally and at depth. _ Shallow intercepts of High Grade Niobium mineralisation intersected including 6.48m at 1.86% Nb2O5 from 11.8m and 54.4m at 1.27% Nb2O5 from 21.4m. _ Wide zones of High Grade Niobium mineralisation at depth with 24.25m at 1.03% Nb2O5 from 113.37m. _ Wide High Grade Total Rare Earth Oxide (“TREO”) intercepts including 24.5m at 8.92% TREO from 80.8m, 35.5m at 6.03% TREO from 15.85m, 28.8m at 5.63% TREO from 61.55m, 27.0m at 7.23% TREO from 85.65m and 43.95m at 6.06% TREO from 21.4m; _ Very High Grade TREO results include 6.1m at 11.27% TREO from 87m, 4.0m at 11.78% TREO from 104.15m and 1.5m at 15.71% TREO from 31.8m; _ A Reverse Circulation (“RC”) rig is now on site at Mrima Hill and has commenced on an approximately http://www.pacificwildcat.com/_content/documents/436.pdf

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http://www.pacificwildcat.com/_content/documents/432.pdf Section 1 (A – A’) running N-S through the deposit indicates that a weathered zone of saprolite, (which includes saprolitic clays, soil and saprock) prospective for Niobium (Figure 2) and Rare Earth mineralisation (Figure 3), has been identified to a depth of between 70 and greater than 125m from the surface. Section 2 (B – B’) running SW-NE through the deposit indicates that a weathered zone of saprolite, prospective for Niobium (Figure 4) and Rare Earth mineralization (Figure 5), has been identified to a depth of between 25 and greater than 140m from the surface.