Mr. Kieran Downes reports

TROYMET COMPLETES DETAILED GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY OF DRILL TARGETS AT WILDCAT

Troymet Exploration Corp. has updated exploration progress on its Wildcat gold-silver project located in the Detroit mining district, a historic gold-producing region in the northern Drum Mountains of central Utah.

The previously announced ground geophysical survey over specific targets preparatory to drilling has been completed. A total of 33 kilometres in the Core and SE target areas were surveyed with differential GPS-controlled magnetic and VLF electromagnetic data by Magee Geophysical Services LLC, of Reno, Nev. The two survey grids encompass areas with elevated to anomalous gold in soils and rocks. The combination of a 50-metre line spacing and tight GPS control produced a high-resolution data set, which has identified possible controlling structures for gold mineralization. Advanced processing and interpretation of these data are currently under way.

Troymet's exploration focus on the Wildcat project is structural feeders and breccias along the Joy fault, and structural/stratigraphic targets in Cambrian carbonate rocks. Propertywide geological mapping has identified 13 projected intersections of secondary faults with the Joy fault, and all are primary targets for gold and silver mineralization in veins, stockworks, breccias and bulk-tonnage deposits. Importantly, only one historic drill hole has intersected the Joy fault proximal to one of these newly interpreted intersections/targets. This hole, drilled by Gold Fields Mining Corp. in 1991, intersected 22.72 metres grading 1.27 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (75 feet grading 0.037 ounce per ton gold).

Qualified persons

Kieran Downes, PGeo, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and verified the technical information provided in this release.

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