Operations

The El Espino Project - Current Exploration

Explorator has completed Phase One of its confirmation 2,000 meter drilling program and commenced Phase Two of its 25,000 meter resource definition drilling program of the main El Espino copper zone.

Following are the results to date from both programs:

Current Exploration

FIGURE 1

Results from the latest holes follow:
HOLE NO.
FROM/TO
WIDTH
Cu
Au
MXE-01
12-15
32-84
174-184
3m
52m
10m
0.98% Cu
0.51% Cu
0.46% Cu
0.01g/tAu
0.14g/tAu
0.83g/tAu
MXE-02
52-83
incl.69-74
31m
3m
0.27% Cu
1.05% Cu
0.05g/tAu
0.09g/tAu
MXE-03
90-93
122-132
160-210
3m
10m
50m
1.53% Cu
0.85% Cu
1.10% Cu
0.05g/tAu
0.11g/tAu
0.11g/tAu
MXE-04
62-82
20m
0.17% Cu
0.01g/tAu
MXE-05
18-44
incl. 18-26
26m
8.0
0.60% Cu
0.96% Cu
0.04g/tAu
0.09g/tAu
MXE-06
129-154
incl. 132-135
and 144-149
25m
3m
5m
1.40% Cu
5.03% Cu
1.92
0.25g/tAu
0.48g/tAu
0.30g/tAu
MXE-07
173-186
incl. 174-180
13m
6.0
2.07% Cu
0.61% Cu
0.04g/tAu
0.07g/tAu
MXE-08
128-193
234-250
65m
16m
2.07% Cu
0.61% Cu
0.31g/tAu
0.10g/tAu
MXE-09
210-241
incl. 219-238
and 261-263
31m
19m
2m
0.75% Cu
1.01% Cu
6.03% Cu
0.55g/tAu
77g/tAu
8.25g/tAu


FIGURE 2

HOLE NO.
FROM/TO
WIDTH
Cu
Au
MXE-10
90-96
6m
0.49% Cu
MXE-11
21-153
with
132m
21m
0.52% Cu
1.09% Cu
0.11g/tAu
0.20g/tAu
MXE-12
No Significant Results
MXE-13
70-113
43m
0.24% Cu
0.02g/tAu
MXE-14
72-87
with
15m
6m
1.22% Cu
2.71% Cu
0.04g/tAu
0.08g/tAu
MXE-15
90-144
with
54m
10m
1.11% Cu
1.48% Cu
0.25g/tAu
0.71g/tAu
MXE-20
185-194
9m
0.37% Cu
0.06g/tAu
MXE-21
57-68
with
26m
6m
0.65% Cu
1.77% Cu
0.20g/tAu
0.65g/tAu
MXE-22
47-59
164-176
with
12m
12m
6m
0.35% Cu
0.41% Cu
0.7% Cu
0.03g/tAu
0.03g/tAu
0.04g/tAu
MXE-23
0-38
with
38m
29m
0.80% Cu
0.98% Cu
0.12g/tAu
0.15g/tAu
MXE-24
54-69
with
15m
2m
0.37% Cu
1.36% Cu
0.05g/tAu
0.07g/tAu
MXE-30
24-52
with
28m
14m
0.54% Cu
0.80% Cu
0.14g/tAu
0.21g/tAu
MXE-31
26-66
with
40m
28m
0.57% Cu
0.68% Cu
0.62g/tAu
0.83g/tAu
MXE-32
0-6
26-28
40-42
6m
2m
2m
0.22% Cu
0.69% Cu
0.17% Cu
0.02g/tAu

1.09g/tAu


REGULATORY FOOTNOTE

Mr. Michael Schuler, Explorator Resources' Vice President, Exploration is the "Qualified Person" as defined under the National Instrument 43-101 and is responsible for the scientific and technical work on Explorator's exploration program and is responsible for reviewing the technical disclosure in this news release.

All analytical work has been completed by ALS Chemex of La Serena in Chile; ALS Chemex is a respected international analytical service which is accredited with NATA and complies with standards of ISO 9001:2000 and ISO17025:1999. They employ a variety of international standards for quality control purposes.

Samples are transported from the Project to the ALS Chemex laboratory in La Serena sample by Company personnel or a reputable commercial carrier. All analytical testing is performed utilizing a variety of industry standard analytical techniques, including: (i) ALS Analytical Code Au-ICP22 (Au 50g fire assay with ICP-AES finish), (2) ALS analytical code Au-GRA22 (Au 50g fire assay with a gravity finish), (3) ALS analytical code ME-ICP61 (33 element analysis using a four acid digestion and ICP-AES analysis), (4) ALS analytical code Cu-AA62 (ore grade copper analysis using a four acid digestion and an AAS finish

All diamond drill core is geologically logged, cut in half using a diamond saw and sampled by Company geologists in one(1) to three(3)meter sample intervals depending on visual grade estimates; the archive portion of the sample is securely stored at the company's core shed adjacent to the office in the town of Illapel. each Project site. The Company has initiated a QA/QC program consisting of utilizing standards, duplicate and blank samples and laboratory cross-checks and routinely repeats sample analysis.

Trench samples are chip-channel samples taken over a 5-10cm wide channel cut in the bottom of an excavated trench. Sample intervals are normally 2m composites in zones of alteration or mineralization and 5m composites through unaltered selvedges.

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