Mr. Edward Kelly reports

INCA ONE RESUMES TEST MILLING, NEARING COMPLETION OF PLANT EXPANSION, AND CLOSES FINAL TRANCHE OF $5.5 MILLION BOND FINANCING

Inca One Gold Corp. has restarted its test milling phase from the original production circuit and that construction nears completion at the Chala One gold processing plant. The company also closed the final $1.4-million tranche of the previously announced $5.5-million bond financing.

Since mid-October, the company has been test milling with the original production circuit to put people, systems and processes in place for upcoming commercial production. The production circuit is a refurbishment of the original mill line that was placed back into production for test milling purposes.

In addition, construction of the Chala One plant facilities and installation of the final components of equipment are also near completion. The first 50-tonne-per-day ball mill is now in the final stages of installation with start-up production planned in early December, while the second 50-tonne-per-day ball mill is on schedule for installation and start-up production by the end of the year. All other key components of the plant and related facilities have been built, and the materials and equipment are on site ready for installation. Inca One continues to project that full commissioning of the expanded plant appears to be on schedule for completion by the end of December, 2014.

With construction and interim production in process, the company continues to strategically focus on sourcing, crushing and stockpiling gold-bearing ore from legal sources. The company also continues to expand its team in Peru with some strategic hires and will continue to evaluate additional expansion and future acquisition opportunities.

The company is also pleased to announce that further to its press release of Aug. 29, 2014, it has closed the third and final $1.4-million tranche of its previously announced $5.5-million bond financing. The first tranche of the bond financing closed on June 3, 2014, for gross proceeds of $2.7-million, while the second tranche closed on Aug. 29, 2014, for gross proceeds of $1.4-million. With the closing announced today, the bond financing has been fully financed.

The completion of this financing is a milestone for the company and demonstrates the continued adherence to its expansion schedule and budget for expanding the processing capability of the Chala One plant to 100 tonnes per day.

Edward Kelly, president and chief executive officer of Inca One, stated: "We are pleased to have closed the bond financing in tranches that match the timing of our needs for draws of expansion capital at Chala One, keeping our interest costs at a minimum. We are also pleased that the plant expansion is on schedule and on budget, and is now projected to be fully completed and in start-up sequencing before Dec. 31, 2014."

Inca One has made extensive progress since acquiring the mill in the summer of 2013, and is in the final stages of its transition from an exploration company to an ore processing company for small-scale mining operations. The formalization of the mining sector in the country has led to opportunities, and Inca One plans to be one of the very few listed ore processors leveraging the industry rebalance.

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