Mr. Edward Kelly of Inca One reports

INCA ONE TO ACQUIRE CERTAIN ASSETS OF MONTAN MINING

Inca One Gold Corp. and Montan Mining Corp., along with the shareholders of Goldsmith Resources SAC, a private Peruvian company, have entered into a binding letter agreement, pursuant to which Inca One has agreed to acquire certain assets of Montan. Under the terms of the binding letter agreement, Inca One will: (i) assume Montan's obligations under a share purchase agreement with the shareholders of Goldsmith for the acquisition all of the issued and outstanding shares of Goldsmith, which owns the Mollehuaca ore processing plant in Peru, the mining rights for the nearby Eladium mine and the Saulito exploration property in Peru; (ii) acquire other select milling assets from Montan; and (iii) will be assigned prepaid marketing services from Montan. In exchange for the acquired assets, Inca One has agreed to issue seven million Inca One common shares and pay a cash consideration of $354,000 (U.S.) due in various instalments as set out in the binding letter agreement. The share consideration is valued at approximately $835,100 based on the 20-day volume-weighted average price of Inca One's shares on the TSX Venture Exchange as at Oct. 28, 2015. Montan will use its best efforts to distribute the share consideration to its shareholders on a pro rata basis within three months of closing of the Montan transaction as a reduction in Montan's share capital; the share consideration will be subject to a six-month hold period (from closing) to allow completion of distribution to the shareholders of the seller. All dollar amounts in this press release are presented in Canadian dollars, unless otherwise stated.

The Montan transaction will immediately increase the footprint of Inca One in Peru, building further economies of scale to complement Inca One's recently announced acquisition of Standard Tolling Corp. (see joint press release of Inca One and Standard Tolling dated Oct. 7, 2015) while adding low-cost processing capacity and increasing the visibility of Inca One mineral purchasing in Peru.

Highlights of the Montan transaction include:

• Addresses Inca One's current capacity limitations at Chala One;
• Near-term increase in production and anticipated cash flows;
• Establishes Inca One as a consolidator in the industry with three plants;
• Economies-of-scale opportunities and several strategic benefits of having two plants within a 40-kilometre radius, including centralized crushing and desorption services;
• Increase of commissioned carbon-in-leach (CIL) capacity to 200 tonnes per day and permitted CIL capacity to 300 tonnes per day;
• Addition of a third mineral purchase team with 10 years of experience in Peru;
• Addition of Luis Zapata as executive vice-president, Latin America, for Inca One bringing a Peruvian resident, and a Canadian citizen, into Inca One's senior management team;
• Further synergies of office and operating staff, commercial purchasing teams, and rationalization of three companies combining into one stronger and leaner entity to drive shareholder value.

Edward Kelly, president and chief executive officer of Inca One, commented: "The recently announced transaction with Standard Tolling was asset and mineral focussed, as it provided Inca One with a 100-tonne-per-day plant and a successful mineral purchase team focused on northern Peru and the capital for additional mineral purchases. The Montan/Goldsmith transaction, on the other hand, addresses the near-term capacity limitations of the Chala One facility, until expansion permits are granted, and provides us with a third mineral purchase team who are pioneers of the sector with deep roots into the mineral processing industry of Peru. As a result, our confidence level in having a steady stream of mineral feed for our facilities has drastically increased. The location of the Mollehuaca gold plant, only 40 kilometres from Chala One, provides numerous synergistic opportunities and simple economies of scale. Having hired the necessary staff to achieve the desired margins at Chala One, identified ample mineral for purchase and secured additional near-term commissioned capacity for expansion, we are confident we have put the necessary building blocks in place to achieve a substantial increase in cash flow. We welcome the Montan/Goldsmith group to the Inca One family and believe Inca One is now in a position to compete effectively with the largest processors in the space."

Ian Graham, chief executive officer of Montan, commented: "This transaction was driven by the capital market's demand for consolidation in the toll milling sector. We believe this agreement provides a great result for our shareholders. The distribution of the share payment from Inca One to our shareholders provide them solid exposure to the toll milling growth opportunity in Peru, but on a scale and with diversity that Montan would not have realized alone."

Luis Zapata, executive chairman of Montan, commented: "The combination of Montan's commissioned toll milling assets and experienced mineral purchase team with Inca One's operational know-how and access to capital will create the first three-plant public company toll miller in Peru and creates a regionally diversified industry leader. It is my belief that this transaction constitutes a powerful combination of people, hard assets and capital that will allow Inca One to continue on its path of becoming the processor of choice for small-scale miners throughout Peru. I look forward to working with Edward Kelly and his team in continuing to build Inca One for the benefits of all our shareholders and stakeholders."

The Goldsmith assets include all plant facilities and equipment, gold-bearing material, supplies and inventory located at site. The milling assets include mineral feed, plant consumables and supplies located at the plant. The marketing assets include prepaid marketing services. As part of its previous agreement with Goldsmith, Montan assumed control over the operations of Mollehuaca and management of the business of Goldsmith and has been providing the working capital it deemed necessary to continue day-to-day operations. Since incorporation, Goldsmith has spent in excess of $4-million (U.S.) on permitting, building, operating and developing the Mollehuaca mill facility and its properties, as referenced in the Montan press release announcing its binding agreement with Goldsmith, dated April 27, 2015.

The binding letter agreement contains the basic business terms for the Montan transaction and requires the parties to finalize in good faith a definitive agreement prior to closing. The parties anticipate that the Montan transaction will be completed prior to the end of the 2015 calendar year.

The Montan transaction is subject to the satisfactory completion of due diligence by Inca One, execution of the definitive agreement, board approval by each of Montan and Inca One, TSX-V approval, and other customary conditions. The binding letter agreement also includes standstill, lock-up and confidentiality provisions, representations and warranties, as well as a $250,000 (U.S.) break fee in favour of Inca One.

Under the terms of the Montan transaction, Inca One will pay a total of $354,000 (U.S.) to Montan and issue the consideration shares. The cash consideration will consist of Inca One making an initial and non-refundable deposit of $25,000 (U.S.); an additional payment of $75,000 (U.S.) on or before the earlier of closing or Nov. 20, 2015; a further payment of $125,000 (U.S.) on the three-month anniversary of closing; and a final payment of $129,000 (U.S.) on July 31, 2016.

Concurrently, Inca One has entered into a separate share purchase agreement with the Goldsmith shareholders whereby Inca One will issue a total of 12.3 million common shares of Inca One to Goldsmith and cash payments to third party vendors, as follows: (i) 12.3 million common shares on a pro rata basis to be delivered into escrow on closing of the agreement, with 20 per cent of such shares released from escrow six months from Oct. 31, 2015, and 20 per cent released from escrow every three months thereafter, with the last 20 per cent released 18 months from closing; and (ii) an assumption of approximately $275,000 (U.S.) owed to various third party vendors. The Inca One shares to be issued in connection with the Goldsmith transaction are valued at approximately $1,467,390 based on the 20-day volume-weighted average price of Inca One's shares on the TSX-V as at Oct. 28, 2015. The purchase agreement also includes standstill, lock-up and confidentiality provisions, representations and warranties, as well as a $250,000 (U.S.) break fee in favour of Inca One, in addition to and separate from the break fee provision subject within the Montan transaction mentioned above.

Inca One's financial adviser is Jett Capital Advisors of New York and its legal counsel is MOI Solicitors of Vancouver, B.C.

Haywood Securities Inc. is acting as Montan's financial adviser and Clark Wilson LLP is acting as its legal counsel.

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