Mr. Rodney Irwin reports

STANS ENERGY FILES Q3 2013 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Stans Energy Corp. has completed and filed its third quarter 2013 financial statements and accompanying MD&A, and chief executive officer and chief financial officer certificates with the Ontario Securities Commission.

The company had previously announced on Nov. 28, 2013, that it was unable to complete these third quarter filings on a timely basis, that it was considering impairment charges against its assets, and required more time to complete its analysis. Application was made and granted for a management cease trade order (MCTO) to be issued, prohibiting trading in securities of the company by certain insiders of the company. On Feb. 3, 2014, the company announced that the MCTO had been extended. The MCTO remains in effect until two days after receipt by the commission of all the required filings.

The company tested its assets for indicators of impairment in accordance with IFRS 6 and international accounting standards 36 (IAS 36). The company determined that as of Sept. 30, 2013, there were indicators of impairment for its exploration and evaluation assets and property, plant and equipment and other assets in Kyrgyzstan. The indicators of impairment result from the political uncertainty in Kyrgyzstan, the current economic uncertainty and the downturn in the mining industry in particular, the depressed prices for rare earth and other elements, legal challenges the company is facing with respect to its Kutessay and Kalesay exploration licences and the company's decision to significantly reduce future exploration expenditures until there is greater certainty with respect to the company's legal situation in Kyrgyzstan and the economy improves.

As a result, the company has recorded a provision for impairment loss for the three and nine months ended Sept. 30, 2013, of $8,250,840 relating to its interests in the Kyzyluraan, Aktyuz, Kutessay II and Kalesay properties, $7,836,201 relating to the Kashka rare earth element processing facility, and write-off of $1,544,512 in prepaid expenses related to mineral properties and Kashka plant, and various consumables.

Since 2012, the Kyrgyzstan government has taken a series of measures making it impossible to carry out activities at Kutessay II. In March, 2013, the General Prosecutor's Office of the Kyrgyz Republic filed a statement of claim against the State Agency for Geology and Mineral Resources of the Kyrgyz Republic (SGA) to invalidate the process by which Stans acquired the mining licence for Kutessay II. Subsequently, the Inter-district Court of Bishkek issued an injunction dated April 15, 2013, which bars the SGA and its officials from taking actions related to the execution and/or extension of the company's licences for Kutessay II and Kalesay projects. These actions are aimed to impede the company from executing its responsibilities under its licence and have actually created conditions for termination of the operations of Kutisay Mining LLC, the company's wholly owned subsidiary. As a result the company has curtailed the further exploration and development of all of its mineral properties in Kyrgyzstan until there is greater legal certainty.

The Kashka rare earth processing facility was acquired in 2011 and is being modernized and recommissioned to process rare earth elements from the Kutessay II, Kalesay and other mineral properties in Kyrgyzstan. Given the company's current inability to further develop its Kutessay II, Kalesay and other mineral properties and the inability to date to identify a feasible alternative source of rare earth elements that could be processed at this facility, it is expected that this Kashka will remain idle for an indefinite period.

Under IAS 36, at the end of each future reporting period the company is required to re-evaluate whether this impairment still exists. If there has been a favourable change in the estimates used by the company to determine the recoverable amount of these assets, then the impairment loss will be reduced or reversed.

We seek Safe Harbor.