Mr. John Huguet reports

ALTAIR RECEIVES HIGH GRADE ANALYSES FOR INVICTUS LEAD-ZINC PROJECT IN KOSOVO

Altair Resources Inc. has released the analytical results of a trenching program conducted this summer at its Invictus lead-zinc project in Kosovo. Altair has an option agreement to acquire 90 per cent of the shares of AGJA SHPK, a private company based in Kosovo which owns the licences covering the Invictus project.

During May and June, 2016, a field program was undertaken on the Invictus project. Three existing trenches were reexposed and were also extended, and five new trenches were completed. Limited prospecting was also undertaken. The results of this work not only confirmed the high lead and zinc values reported during previous work but also discovered high-grade mineralization in four new areas. These new discoveries extended the zone of high-grade lead-zinc mineralization which has been trenched by approximately an additional 300 metres to over 450 metres.

Eighteen samples were collected from the trenches, and one surface grab sample was collected from a surface exposure.

Five new trenches were completed; trench No. 8 through No. 12. In addition one sample (No. 19) was collected from a newly discovered outcrop. Results from these new trenches and newly discovered outcrop are presented in the attached table.

                  Trench length     Sample     From       To    Length       Zn       Pb
Trench No.                   (m)        No.      (m)      (m)       (m)      (%)      (%)

8                            15         14      3.1      5.2       2.1     35.8     2.77
                                        15      5.2      7.7       2.5    37.02     1.75
9                            14                            No mineralization encountered
10                         12.5         18      1.7      3.4       1.7    36.57     3.95
11                         20.5          6        0      6.4       6.4     1.69     0.43
                                         5      6.4      7.3       0.9    41.39     2.27
                                         4     13.5       15       1.5    34.79     3.66
12                         17.7          3       11     11.8       0.8     28.9     5.21
                                         2       13     14.6       1.6     1.09     1.53
                                         1     15.6     16.5       0.9     4.53     2.13
Outcrop                     N/A         19      N/A      N/A       N/A    38.28      1.8

Portions of trenches No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3, which were originally excavated in 1974, were reopened, deepened and widened. Nine samples were collected during this summer's program. The results of these samples are presented in the attached table.

                Trench    Sample     From       To    Length       Zn       Pb
Trench No.   length (m)       No.      (m)      (m)       (m)      (%)      (%)

1/1/2016            30         7      9.2     13.8       4.6     27.9      2.3
                               8     13.8     17.9       4.1     0.63     0.22
                               9     17.9     20.7       2.8    34.74     3.36
                              10     20.7     22.2       1.5     19.7     1.96
2/1/2016          41.3        11       10     12.9       2.9    37.98     4.78
                              12     12.9     15.8       2.9     14.3     1.97
                              13     15.8     18.8         3    29.92     3.24
42430             20.5        16        7      9.5       2.5    32.06     4.02
                              17      9.5     14.5         5     20.6      2.3

The samples collected during this program were submitted to the ALS Laboratory in Beograd, Ireland, where they were initially crushed and pulverized prior to a split being analyzed. The samples were initially analyzed for 33 elements using the ME-ICP61 (multielement inductively coupled plasma) technique. Where the samples exceeded the upper limit of 1 per cent for zinc and/or lead, they were then analyzed using the Zn-OG62 and Pb-OG62 techniques, respectively. A number of samples exceeded the 30-per-cent zinc upper limit and were then analyzed using the Zn-AAORE technique.

The company considers the trenching program to have enhanced the potential of the project. Not only have the results confirmed the high lead and zinc values reported during previous work but also has discovered high-grade mineralization in four new areas. These new discoveries extend the zone of high-grade lead-zinc mineralization which has been trenched to over 450 metres.

Chad Ulansky, PGeo, is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed the technical disclosure in this news release and is responsible for the technical information contained in this release.

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