Mr. John Foulkes reports

BALMORAL RESOURCES LTD. (BALMF) UPDATES EXPANSION AND DELINEATION PROGRAMS ON H3 NICKEL AND BUG LAKE GOLD ZONES

Balmoral Resources Ltd. has updated its continuing resource delineation/expansion and exploration activities on the company's Detour trend project in Quebec. The summer/fall exploration program has focused on further expansion and delineation of the H3 Ni-Cu-PGE (nickel-copper-platinum-group-element) zone and high-grade Bug Lake gold zones. Drilling continues on the H3 zone and on exploration targets through the Detour trend project for both gold and nickel. Initial results from the summer program are anticipated over the next two to three weeks, with additional results to follow throughout the end of the third quarter and into the fourth quarter of 2015.

The Detour trend project encompasses over 700 square kilometres of highly prospective ground located at the northern end of the Abitibi greenstone belt. The project is situated between the Detour gold mine to the west, currently one of Canada's largest gold mines, and the Matagami base metal camp to the east. Wholly owned and already host to a number of new discoveries the project covers one of the least explored sections of the Abitibi.

H3 and H1 Ni-Cu-PGE zones -- Grasset property

On the Grasset property, Balmoral has completed 14 drill holes, totalling 5,780 metres, targeting the H3 and H1 Ni-Cu-PGE zones. Drilling initially focused on infill work within and around the outer margins of the high-grade H3 zone. The planned infill holes have now been completed and are being sampled and assayed. Testing below the previously defined lower margins of the H3 zone has confirmed that the zone remains open to depth with several broad intervals of sulphide mineralization intercepted. Drilling is currently focused on continuing to expand the zone to depth in the area immediately northwest of the Porphyry fault. Final results from the first several holes of the summer program, including the first two deep tests, are anticipated in early September.

In addition to providing sufficient information to calculate an initial resource estimate for the H3 zone, many of the holes from the current program will intersect the H1 Ni-Cu-PGE zone. To date the H1 zone has been traced by drilling for over 1,000 metres along strike and to vertical depths in excess of 400 metres. While generally lower grade than the H3 zone, the H1 zone demonstrates laterally continuity and locally contains higher-grade subzones, including narrow nickel-rich massive sulphide horizons. The H1 zone has a similar dip and runs subparallel to the H3 zone. It is typically located within 100 to 130 metres of the H3 zone.

H3 metallurgical testing

Initial metallurgical testing of material from the H3 Ni-Cu-PGE zone is nearing completion. The company continues to anticipate receipt of final test results later in the third quarter. The current program will provide characterization and recovery estimates for the polymetallic H3 mineralization. It will also review processing options and provide a first look at the potential commercial marketability of a bulk Ni-Cu-PGE concentrate which could be produced from the H3 zone.

GUC trend exploration drilling

To date five holes, totalling 1,430 metres, have been completed to test additional targets located along the projected trend of the Grasset ultramafic complex (GUC), northwest of the H3 and H1 zones. Three holes targeted coincident magnetic/EM anomalies at the northwestern end of the Grasset trend on the company's Jeremie property. The other two holes were drilled on the Fenelon and Grasset properties to test geophysical targets. Results remain pending.

It is anticipated that drilling along GUC trend will resume later in the season once results from these holes and recently completed geophysical work have been compiled. Relogging of historic holes drilled along the southern eight-kilometre stretch of the GUC, prior to Balmoral's acquisition of the property, has identified a number of unsampled, or only partially sampled, sulphide zones within the ultramafic rocks of the GUC. Additional sampling has been completed and results are currently being compiled.

Grasset hinge geophysical work

Balmoral has now also completed an extensive IP survey covering a series of very strongly folded and highly magnetic rocks located approximately 12 to 17 kilometres east of the H3 and H1 discoveries. Several EM conductors are known in this area from the company's previous airborne geophysical work. A large number of very strong IP responses have been detected associated both with the conductive zones and elsewhere along this trend. These responses match or exceed the strength of the response associated with the H3 zone. This portion of the project is considered prospective for gold, nickel and zinc-copper mineralization and is largely untested by historic drilling. Drill testing of geophysical targets in this area has begun and additional information will be forthcoming over the weeks ahead.

Bug Lake gold trend -- Martiniere gold system

The summer phase of the Bug Lake infill and expansion program has been now been completed. In total nine shallow holes were completed along the Bug Lake trend. These holes were targeted as both infill, and in several cases as expansions to the known gold mineralization located along the trend. Sampling is now completed and initial results from the summer program are anticipated in mid- to late September.

The majority of the Bug Lake trend located north of the Mid-Swamp offset fault has been infilled between surface and 200 vertical metres. The 600-metre stretch of the trend located south of the fault is the next focus for the near-surface infill program. It is currently anticipated that metallurgical testwork on the Bug Lake zone will resume during the third or fourth quarter and be completed in late 2015 or early 2016.

In addition to drilling along the Bug Lake trend the company has targeted several previously untested, or sparsely tested, areas of the Martiniere property for gold mineralization. These include the Lac du Doigt area located two kilometres west of the Bug Lake trend. A single hole drilled in this area in 2014 identified a number of zones of high-grade to anomalous gold mineralization within a projected east-west structural zone which can be traced across to the northern end of the Bug Lake trend. Results from this portion of the program will become available over the next several weeks as well.

Current plans call for drilling to continue on the project into late September or early October with two rigs. The summer/fall program is currently under its initially projected budget giving the company additional financial flexibility as it heads into the fall.

Quality control

Darin Wagner, PGeo, president and chief executive officer of the company, is the non-independent qualified person for the technical disclosure contained in this news release. Mr. Wagner has supervised the work programs on the Martiniere and Grasset properties, visited the properties on multiple occasions, examined the drill core and/or photographs from the holes summarized in this release, reviewed the results with senior on-site geological staff, and reviewed the available analytical and quality control results.

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