Mr. Warwick Smith reports

AMERICAN PACIFIC MINING WELCOMES NEW INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR, MR. JONESS LANG

American Pacific Mining Corp. has appointed a new independent director to the board, Joness Lang. Mr. Lang was previously appointed to the advisory board of the company on May 7, 2018. Mr. Lang will now join the board of directors consisting of Warwick Smith (chief executive officer), Eric Saderholm (president), Norman Wareham (chief financial officer) and Kenneth Cunningham (independent). Alnesh Mohan will step down off the board with the addition of Mr. Lang.

Mr. Smith commented: "On behalf of APM I'd like to welcome Joness to the board of directors. He continues to be a proven talent in the junior resource industry. We are fortunate to have him on board."

"I'd also like to thank Alnesh on behalf of the company for all the time and effort he devoted to APM, from the company's inception until today. We wish him the best of luck," commented Mr. Smith.

Mr. Lang is a business development and capital markets professional with over 10 years of experience in the natural resource sector. Mr. Lang has significant experience raising capital and negotiating and structuring project acquisitions, as well as joint venture and strategic alliance partnerships. Mr. Lang is currently vice-president, corporate development, with Maple Gold Mines Ltd. and previously served as VP, corporate development, for Riverside Resources Inc. Mr. Lang received his bachelor of commerce degree from Royal Roads University, graduating with distinction. Mr. Lang also graduated with honours from the British Columbia Institute of Technology where he received his marketing management entrepreneurship diploma. Mr. Lang's primary focus has been the precious metals sector, and his extensive business development and capital markets advisory experience will be a major asset and nicely complement the company's existing board of directors.

About American Pacific Mining Corp.

American Pacific Mining is a gold explorer focused on precious metal opportunities in the Western United States.

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