Mr. Johnathan More of Aldrin reports

ALDRIN TO ACQUIRE 50% OF FISSION 3.0'S KEY LAKE PACKAGE FOR $6.9M STAGED EXPENDITURE

Aldrin Resource Corp. and Fission 3.0 Corp. have signed a property option agreement whereby Aldrin can earn up to a 50-per-cent interest in Fission 3.0's Key Lake property package in the southeastern Athabasca basin region, Saskatchewan Lake, by incurring $6.9-million of staged exploration expenditures on or before May 1, 2019.

Key Lake package highlights:

• Five separate non-contiguous properties comprising 61 mineral claims covering approximately 18,392.7 hectares;
• Individually the five properties in the Key Lake package are referred to as River Lake, Costigan Lake, Karpinka Lake, Millson Lake and Hobo Lake;
• Excellent road access and close to mill: proximal to or within less than eight kilometres of Highway 914 -- the primary year-round maintained access road servicing the operational Key Lake mill;
• Prospective geological setting: within the Wollaston Mudjatic transition zone -- the same group of basement rocks that hosts most of the major uranium deposits on the eastern side of the Athabasca basin;
• Shallow depth, high-grade potential: the Key Lake package has the potential to host near-surface high-grade uranium mineralization similar to the nearby historic Key Lake deposits;
• Close to Key Lake mine and mill facility: nearby historic Key Lake open-pit uranium operations produced 209.8 million pounds of uranium over a 19-year period from 1983 to 2002.

Dev Randhawa, chairman and chief executive officer of Fission 3.0, commented: "As a project generator, we identify and acquire properties that have the potential to host high-grade uranium. When it comes to exploration, our JV partners provide the financing, while our award-winning technical team, led by COO and chief geologist Ross McElroy, which has made two major discoveries in the last four years, operates the project. This latest agreement gives Aldrin and its shareholders the opportunity to partner with the top technical teams in the uranium exploration sector and enables Fission to explore a highly prospective part of its project portfolio."

Ross McElroy, chief operating officer and chief geologist of Fission 3.0, commented: "Fission's technical team has found two major deposits in four years and developed a model for finding shallow mineralization through airborne radiometrics, innovative use of radon gas surveys, geophysics and a multidisciplinary group of experts. Key Lake has the potential for near-surface, high-grade mineralization in basement rock. With a large land package, good road infrastructure, and close proximity to the Key Lake mine and mill facility, this is a highly attractive opportunity. We're looking forward to utilizing the in-house skills and techniques we've developed in recent years when we begin exploration this year."

Dr. Harrison Cookenboo, PhD, PGeo, Aldrin's vice-president of exploration and development, commented, "The Key Lake property package has similar favourable characteristics of very good access, shallow target depths and proximity to the Key Lake mill that make it a high-potential addition to Aldrin's uranium exploration properties."

Proposed acquisition of Key Lake property package

Under the terms of the option agreement, Aldrin has agreed, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions precedent including the receipt of TSX Venture Exchange acceptance, to acquire up to a 50-per-cent interest in the Key Lake package by incurring $6.9-million of staged exploration expenditures on or before May 1, 2019. Aldrin will pay Fission 3.0 $100,000 cash and issue to Fission 3.0 a total of 1.9 million shares within 10 business days of TSX-V approval of the option and JVA.

                       STAGED EXPLORATION EXPENDITURES

Deadline                            Interest earned          Work obligation

May 1, 2016                                       -               $1,000,000
May 1, 2017                                     20%               $1,700,000
May 1, 2018                                     10%               $2,000,000
May 1, 2019                                     20%               $2,200,000
                                                ---               ----------
Total                                           50%               $6,900,000

As part of the agreement, Aldrin will make semi-annual payments to Fission 3.0 of $100,000 during the earn-in period. The semi-annual payments may be made in cash or equivalent Aldrin shares at the option of Aldrin. Fission 3.0 will be the operator of the projects and will be compensated with an operator fee equal to 10 per cent of Key Lake expenditures.

The parties' obligations to close the option agreement are subject to the satisfaction of the usual conditions precedent including the receipt of all necessary approvals of the exchange and all other regulatory authorities and third parties to the option.

Summary of the Key Lake package

Fission 3.0's experienced and successful management and technical team, with a record of two major high-grade uranium discoveries in the Athabasca basin region in the past four years (J zone deposit on the Waterbury Lake project and the Triple R deposit at PLS), will operate and manage the Key Lake package. Fission 3.0 currently holds a 100-per-cent interest in the Key Lake package.

The Key Lake package is located 25 kilometres to the south of the Key Lake mine site and mill. Key Lake is the world's largest high-grade uranium milling operation licensed to mill 18.7 million pounds of uranium annually. The Key Lake mill handles the slurry ore from the high-grade MacArthur River mine located a further 80 kilometres to the north of the mill.

All five Key Lake package properties are proximal to or within less than eight kilometres of Highway 914, which is the primary year-round maintained access road which services the Key Lake mill. Geologically, the properties fall within the Wollaston Mudjatic transition zone which is the same group of basement rocks that host most of the major uranium deposits on the eastern side of the Athabasca basin. The nearby historic Key Lake open-pit uranium operations produced 209.8 million pounds of uranium over a 19-year period from 1983 to 2002. Locally the Key Lake package lies within the Key Lake shear zone, which is characterized as a broad northeast-southwest-trending primarily metasedimentary corridor, which is expressed as a magnetic low in geophysics surveys.

Within the KLSZ corridor are numerous basement electromagnetic conductors. Such EM conductors in metasedimentary corridors represent the classic setting for structurally controlled Athabasca-style high-grade uranium deposits. The Key Lake package has the potential to host near-surface high-grade uranium mineralization similar to the Key Lake deposits. All of the properties have had significant historic exploration which has identified various features of interest, including geophysical and geochemical anomalies, thus upgrading the merits over all.

These properties will benefit from Fission 3.0's expertise in exploring for and discovering near-surface uranium mineralization. Certain methods and tools of exploration, such as Fission 3.0's patent-pending airborne radiometric survey equipment and methods of interpretation, and its unique use of lake bottom radon surveying, may be employed on these properties. These methods were important aspects to the discovery and delineation of the world-class Triple R deposit on the PLS property to the southwest of the Athabasca basin.

Dr. Cookenboo is a qualified person by the standards of National Instrument 43-101. He has reviewed the technical data described above and approves the contents of this news release.