Kemar Minerals Inc. Reports Longer Than Expected Intercepts from Mina Fruta del Norte Project in Ecuador

After publishing these latest test results, the company's Director of Operations, Mr. Ferdinand Wray, explained, "Despite only being at the site for a little over a year we have already identified some extremely long intercepts which totally underscore our initial commitment to the project."

Out of the seven test drills, Kemar Minerals Inc. have detailed the following four as those worthy of a mention;

Test drill 084-0824-MFN with 64.2 metres of 3.96 grams of gold per ton and 17.44 grams of silver per ton at 21.99 metres.

Test drill 091-0824-MFN with 37.6 metres of 5.88 grams of gold per ton and 31.03 grams of silver per ton at 52.3 metres.

Test drill 088-0824-MFN with 44.5 metres of 6.33 grams of gold per ton and 12.84 grams of silver per ton at 47.6 metres.

Test drill 086-0824-MFN with 81.6 metres of 5.17 grams of gold per ton and 21.40 grams of silver per ton at 31.7 metres.

The seven drill holes were all taken from within the project's boundaries, although the company's exploration team have further identified mineralization just outside of the project's boundary to the east and will present a detailed ground sonar image of this to the local government departments in an attempt to acquire the required permits for more detailed exploration work to take place.

"These last drill results continue to confirm that there is significant high-grade mineral resources at our Mina Fruta del Norte project, which far exceeds our earlier estimates. Add to these established results the findings of more mineralization to the eastern boundary, just outside of the existing site and the project is exceeding all of our initial expectations," added Mr. Ferdinand Wray.