Mr. Jordan Potts reports

3D SEISMIC DEFINES MULTIPLE HIGH-PRIORITY HELIUM DRILL TARGETS AT MONTANA WEST BUTTE PROJECT

The continuing interpretation of Rev Exploration Corp.'s recently completed high-resolution 3-D seismic survey at its West Butte helium project in Toole county, Montana, has identified several high-priority drilling targets across multiple prospective reservoir horizons, significantly upgrading the project in terms of both potential and drill readiness.

Highlights

• The 3-D data set provides enhanced definition of structural geometry and fault architecture, as well as reservoir position and indication of closure. This materially improves Rev's ability to identify drilling locations with the best potential.
• Seismic interpretation indicates multiple structural closures and prospective trapping configurations across the West Butte survey area.
• Targets include stacked Devonian Beaverhill Lake reservoir sections and deeper Basal Sandstone intervals lying directly upon the Precambrian basement complex.

Jordan Potts, Rev chief executive officer, commented: "3-D seismic data provides strong support for a new Montana helium discovery at West Butte at a time when helium supply is tight. While bringing helium to market is our key focus, this Montana corridor also has underexplored natural hydrogen potential. The same team that has carried out Max Power's successful exploration program in Saskatchewan, leading to the Lawson Discovery of both natural hydrogen and helium, is handling interpretation and execution of West Butte."

Multizone helium opportunity

The continuing interpretation of the 3-D seismic, with the addition of geological information derived from the technical team's understanding of the Helium system of southeast Alberta along and near the Montana border, strengthens Rev's conclusion that West Butte presents a multizone helium exploration opportunity, with individual drilling locations capable of testing multiple prospective reservoir intervals within a single wellbore. The targets occur within a regional geological setting characterized by older, deep-seated basement structures, fault-controlled migration pathways and multiple porous reservoir intervals -- key geological elements of a conventional helium accumulation.

Stacked reservoir potential

A key feature emerging from the continuing West Butte interpretation is the presence of multiple prospective reservoir horizons vertically stacked within the same structural setting. Comparable Devonian and Cambrian reservoirs exist elsewhere in the regional Northern Great Plains Helium Fairway that extends from Southern Alberta, through Rev's Aden Dome helium prospect, and into Northern Montana. Helium pools within the fairway have historically demonstrated the ability to host helium-bearing gas, rich in nitrogen, at commercially significant concentrations and strong flow rates.

Results from adjacent and regional properties are not necessarily indicative of results that may be obtained at West Butte and there is no certainty that the company will discover helium in similar concentrations, flow rates or quantities. Nevertheless, demonstrated helium-bearing Devonian and Cambrian "basal sand" reservoirs elsewhere in the fairway provide meaningful technical support for the geological play concepts being evaluated by Rev.

From seismic to the drill bit

With seismic acquisition complete, interpretation well advanced and multiple drilling opportunities identified, Rev is transitioning West Butte from geophysical exploration to the defining stage of the program -- drilling and testing the subsurface. The company looks forward to providing additional details near term on final target selection, licensing and drilling plans as the West Butte program advances.

Rev selected West Butte based on its interpretation of the regional Helium Fairway, especially helium-targeted exploratory wells in Southern Alberta, available geological information concerning the Sweetgrass area of Northern Montana, and the property's position within a structurally complex larger Sweetgrass Alkaline intrusive complex. The proprietary 3-D seismic data set has now advanced the project from regional geological interpretation to the definition and ranking of specific subsurface targets for initial near-term drilling upon receipt of the required Montana well licences.

Rev's technical team is finalizing drill target selection and expects to advance the selected location(s) into the Montana well-licensing process. The objective is to select the location(s) offering the strongest integration of structural closure, stratigraphic position and stacked reservoir potential, and then directly test the West Butte helium system with the drill bit and state-of-the-art gas monitoring equipment.

About Rev Exploration Corp.

Rev is a mineral exploration company with a diversified portfolio of strategic mining assets, together with meaningful and growing exposure to the helium and natural hydrogen sectors focused on America's Northern Great Plains and southernmost Alberta along the Montana border. The company owns oil and gas leasehold interests in Montana covering approximately 16,000 acres, in addition to a series of PNG leases in Alberta along the Alberta-Montana border, including the drill-ready Aden Dome project. Rev also owns six million shares of Max Power Mining Corp. (Canadian Securities Exchange: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) and 12.4 million shares of Major Gold Corp., a private company that is pursuing a listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.

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