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Eldorado Gold summarizes 2017 exploration programs

2017-11-13 16:25 ET - News Release

Dr. Peter Lewis reports

ELDORADO GOLD PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON 2017 EXPLORATION PROGRAMS

Eldorado Gold Corp. has provided an update on the company's exploration activities completed to date in 2017. Highlights from the period include:

  • Lamaque resource upgrade and resource expansion drilling: Over 31,000 metres of drilling at the Triangle deposit have been completed since the July acquisition of Integra Gold Corp. Drilling has affirmed the quality of the current resource and highlights the upside potential of the Lamaque project, including intercepts from the C7 zone of 25.44 grams per tonne gold over 3.5 metres and 7.47 grams per tonne gold over 4.4 metres.
  • Completion of the year 1 drilling program at Bolcana, Romania: Results of over 23,000 metres at the company's new Bolcana porphyry project confirm the size and potential of the system, as highlighted by drill hole TRSD013, which featured an intercept of 1,246.0 metres from surface grading 0.94 gram per tonne gold and 0.27 per cent copper.
  • Resource conversion drilling at Efemcukuru: Infill drilling of inferred resources in the Kestane Beleni vein continues to intersect ore grades and widths while exploration drilling at the nearby Kokarpinar vein has identified a new high-grade shoot.
  • Exploration development and underground resource expansion drilling at the Stratoni mine: Development of the hangingwall exploration drift continues, and completion of over 4,500 metres of underground drilling confirms the continuation of the Mavres Petres orebody into previously untested areas.

Dr. Peter Lewis, Eldorado's vice-president, exploration, stated: "The results to date from the 2017 exploration programs reflect the quality of both our brownfields programs and new projects and bode well for extending the life of our current operations while strengthening our internal growth pipeline. We are particularly pleased by the strong results from the Lamaque project, where we have identified high-grade vein intercepts outside of the previously defined resources, and we look forward to expanding our exploration programs to new targets on the property."

Presented herein are project updates for several of the principal 2017 exploration programs. Summary tables of drill hole intercepts from these programs are included at the end of the press release, including estimates of true thicknesses of mineralized zones and cuts of high-grade assays where appropriate.

Lamaque project, Canada

On July 10, 2017, Eldorado completed the acquisition of Integra and its flagship Lamaque project in Val d'Or, Que. Eldorado continued the 2017 drilling program initiated by Integra with over 80,000 metres drilled year to date on the Triangle deposit and the Plug 4 and Lamaque deep targets.

Six surface drill rigs are currently active at the Triangle deposit, where the company has drilled over 31,000 metres since July. A majority of the drilling consisted of resource conversion holes targeting the upper parts of the C2 and C4 zones and definition drill holes within the C2 bulk sample area. To date, the C2 bulk sample program has included development on four levels from which 20,992 tonnes have been processed at the Camflo mill. The definition drilling, underground mapping of the C2 zone and average head grade for the processed material (7.10 grams per tonne gold) all confirm the validity of the geological and resource models. Gold recovery from the processed material has been 95.52 per cent.

The remaining resource expansion holes targeted extensions of the main C zones and their splays. This drilling has locally expanded the limits of the C2, C4 and C5 zones and both extended and confirmed the continuity of high-grade splays associated with the main C zones. These zones were not included in the previous Integra resource model.

Notable intercepts of these splays include:

  • 9.57 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 7.14 metres in hole TM-16-180AW03M01 (C3 splay);
  • 7.30 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 4.56 metres in hole TM-16-114BW01M02 (C4 splay);
  • 8.08 grams per tonne gold (capped at 30 grams per tonne gold) over true thickness of 4.62 metres in hole TM-16-180AW02 (C4 splay).

At deeper levels, new intercepts correlated with the C5, C6, C7 and previously unrecognized deeper zones demonstrate the significant upside potential of the Triangle deposit beyond the existing resource areas. Examples include:

  • 11.83 grams per tonne gold (capped at 30 grams per tonne gold) over true thickness of 3.50 metres in hole TM-15-037W02M02 (C7);
  • 7.77 grams per tonne gold (capped at 30 grams per tonne gold) over true thickness of 6.88 metres in hole TM-15-032W02 (C6);
  • 10.62 grams per tonne gold (capped at 30 grams per tonne gold) over true thickness of 6.02 metres in hole TM-15-032 (C6 splay);
  • 7.49 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 7.10 metres in hole TM-15-032W01M03 (new zone).

Drilling is now shifting to focus on other targets within the Lamaque project area. The company expects to drill approximately 15,000 metres for the remainder of the year.

Bolcana project, Romania

The company's new Bolcana project is a large copper-gold porphyry system located approximately six kilometres west of its Certej epithermal deposit development project in Romania. The 2017 exploration program at Bolcana totalled over 23,000 metres of drilling in 25 holes and tested an area measuring 1,200 metres by 900 metres, locally to a depth of more than 1,200 metres.

Results from the 2017 drilling outline a large gold-rich porphyry system centred on a calc-alkaline intrusive complex. Elevated gold and copper values are associated with chalcopyrite and bornite within diorite porphyry intrusions and associated magmatic-hydrothermal breccias. Mineralization is continuous to the depth extent of drilling, with highest grades found in shallow residual potassic zones and in a deeper high-grade potassic core. Drill hole TRSD013, which tested the central core of the system, intersected 1,246 metres from near surface with an average grade of 0.94 gram per tonne gold and 0.27 per cent copper. This includes a shallow high-grade zone of 200.0 metres grading 1.43 grams per tonne gold and 0.3 per cent copper and a deeper zone of 206.0 metres grading 1.55 grams per tonne gold and 0.35 per cent copper. In addition, high grades have been intersected in a second shallow zone referred to as the south zone located approximately 200 metres south of the central zone, where drill hole TRSD017 intersected 132.0 metres grading 1.88 grams per tonne gold and 0.34 per cent copper. The 2017 program was recently concluded and results are being evaluated to define future exploration plans for the project.

Efemcukuru mine, Turkey

At the Efemcukuru epithermal vein deposit, drilling in 2017 included 15,700 metres of resource conversion drilling on the Kestane Beleni vein and an additional 4,000 metres testing exploration targets in the nearby Kokarpinar vein system. Most of the resource conversion drilling at Kestane Beleni has utilized drill stations in the new Kestane Beleni hangingwall exploration drift and has targeted inferred resources down dip from the current production levels in the South ore shoot and in the transition zone between South and Middle ore shoots. Notable results from this program include high-grade intercepts in the South-to-Middle-ore-shoot transition zone with 8.77 grams per tonne gold over 12.65 metres (EF-2703) and 8.19 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 8.31 metres (EF-2614).

Surface drilling at the Kestane Beleni northwest zone has infilled areas previously drilled at a wide spacing, reducing drill hole spacing to approximately 50 metres over most of the mineralized zone. Although the vein is narrower here than in the South and Middle ore shoots, intercept grades commonly equal or exceed those in the current resource model. New drilling has defined two distinct trends of high-grade ore shoots, with significant intercepts of 19.48 grams per tonne gold over 4.32 metres (EF-024) and 173.5 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 1.4 metres (EF-033).

At Kokarpinar, exploration drilling in this year's program is testing the northern part of the vein system where complex splays and limited drill site availability had hampered previous drill testing. Nineteen holes were completed, three of which define a new high-grade shoot with intercept grades of up to 29.0 grams per tonne gold over true thickness of 1.2 metres. Stepout drilling is currently in progress testing the downplunge extension of this shoot.

In addition, a 21.2-kilometre induced polarization survey was completed over the Efemcukuru licence area in August with the objective of identifying blind drill targets in the footwall to the Kestane Beleni vein. Results are currently being evaluated, with drilling of new targets scheduled for 2018.

Stratoni mine, Greece

The Stratoni deposit is a high-grade carbonate replacement deposit consisting of massive sulphide lenses occurring within and adjacent to the Stratoni fault zone. The company is currently developing an exploration drift in the hangingwall to the fault zone that provides platforms for drilling untested areas down dip of and along strike to the west of the known orebody. Year to date, 22 underground drill holes have been completed from the new development, which included seven resource conversion holes targeting existing inferred resources. Most of these holes intersected ore thicknesses equal to or greater than those predicted by the resource model with high silver and base metal values. Resource expansion drilling to date has tested an area measuring approximately 100 metres by 100 metres down dip of the deposit. Nine of the 15 holes in this area intersected massive sulphide intervals comparable with those in the main orebody. Two drill rigs are currently active at the project testing additional stepouts to the deposit.

Karavansalija mineralized centre (KMC) project, Serbia

During 2017, at the KMC project, approximately 18,500 metres of diamond drilling have been completed at the Shanac, Copper Canyon, Gradina and Medenovac prospects. The Shanac prospect is a large magnetite skarn system discovered by Eldorado in 2016. Gold mineralization within the skarn assemblage is hosted by Cretaceous limestone underlying an altered and weakly mineralized Tertiary andesitic volcanic sequence. Twelve holes were drilled into the centre of the Shanac system in 2016 and an additional nine drill holes have been completed in 2017 to define the margins of the mineralized body. Gold grades within magnetite skarn at Shanac are typically 0.5 gram per tonne gold to 2.0 grams per tonne gold over vertical intervals of 50 metres to 200 metres beginning at depths of 150 metres to 300 metres from surface, with highest grades localized in a gently dipping lens just below the Tertiary volcanic rocks.

At the Gradina and Copper Canyon prospects, 2017 drilling targeted extensions of high-grade intercepts associated with zones of retrograde skarn mineralization identified in previous drill campaigns and also tested new conceptual targets.

Regional exploration crews are currently completing initial stream sediment, soil and rock-chip sampling at recently granted licences surrounding KMC and elsewhere in Serbia and Kosovo. Initial results have delineated several new target zones to be followed up with geological mapping and ground magnetic surveys.

Regional exploration, Brazil

Throughout 2017, exploration activities in Brazil have focused on grassroots programs at the company's Borborema, Mara Rosa, and Nazareno project areas. The Borborema project includes 3,400 square kilometres of exploration licences in Pernambuco, Ceara and Paraiba states in areas prospective for orogenic gold systems. Since July, 2016, the company has completed an extensive regional geochemical survey of the entire project area and drilled three early-stage targets. The Mara Rosa project in Goias state includes over 280 square kilometres of exploration licences and licence applications covering the Mara Rosa greenstone belt. Soil geochemical surveys, mapping and outcrop sampling programs have defined priority targets on which preliminary drill testing was recently completed and a review of results is under way. The Nazareno project area in Minas Gerais state covers a southwest offshoot of the prolific Quadrilatero Ferrifero (QF). The licences cover roughly a 70-kilometre strike length of a regional shear zone within the Nova Lima group, the same greenstone sequence hosting most of the major deposits in the QF. Drilling commenced in September on several prospects.

Since the beginning of 2016, the company has added approximately 600 square kilometres of licences to its Brazil exploration portfolio, mostly in the Mara Rosa, Ipora and Piranhas areas in Goias state and surrounding its Tocantinzinho development project in Para state.

About Eldorado Gold Corp.

Eldorado is a leading intermediate gold producer with mining, development and exploration operations in Turkey, Greece, Canada, Romania, Serbia and Brazil. The company's success to date is based on a highly skilled and dedicated work force, safe and responsible operations, a portfolio of high-quality assets, and long-term partnerships with the communities where it operates.

Qualified person

Dr. Peter Lewis, PGeo, Eldorado's vice-president, exploration, is the qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, for the disclosure of technical information in this press release. Eldorado operates its exploration programs according to industry best practices and employs rigorous quality assurance and quality control procedures. All results presented are based on half-core samples of diamond drill core analyzed at accredited laboratories. Drill core from Efemcukuru was prepared at Eldorado's sample preparation facility at Canakkale and assayed at ALS Minerals laboratory in Izmir, Turkey. Drill core from the Bolcana, KMC and Stratoni projects was prepared and analyzed at ALS Minerals laboratories in Rosia Montana, Romania, and Loughrea, Ireland. Drill core from the Lamaque project was prepared and analyzed at Bourlamaque Laboratories in Val d'Or, Que. All gold assays are based on fire assay analysis of a 30-gram charge followed by an atomic adsorption finish. Samples with gold grades above 5.0 grams per tonne at the Lamaque project and 10.0 grams per tonne at other projects were reassayed and completed with a gravimetric finish. Copper grades at Bolcana over 0.4 per cent copper were reassayed with four-acid digestion and an ICP-AES finish. Zinc and lead grades at Mavres Petres were determined from an aqua regia digestion with an ICP-AES finish. Certified standard reference materials, field duplicate and blank samples were inserted regularly and were closely monitored to ensure the quality of the data.

Tables of drill hole intercepts

Lamaque, Canada

The attached table lists resource expansion drill holes completed at the Lamaque project since May 31, 2017, for which full assay results have been reported and verified. Intercepts reported are limited to those with (1) gold grade (grams per tonne) multiplied by true thickness (metres) values greater than 10.0; and (2) average gold grade greater than 4.0 grams per tonne. Grades presented in brackets are recalculated with individual assays capped at 30 grams per tonne.

Hole ID                    From         To    Interval       True              Au
                             (m)        (m)         (m) thickness            (g/t)
                                                               (m)
Triangle
TM-15-032               1,242.8     1,244.8          2       1.72             8.8
and                       1,308     1,314.5        6.5       6.02    11.05 [10.62]
TM-15-032W01M01           815.1      818.35       3.25       2.47      8.89 [7.35]
TM-15-032W01M03         1,122.2       1,126        3.8       2.77            4.46
and                     1,255.8     1,256.4        0.6       0.56           29.75
and                       1,288       1,291          3       2.93            7.87
and                       1,323       1,324          1       0.94           11.32
and                     1,331.5     1,337.3        5.8       4.33      4.83 [4.61]
and                     1,423.5       1,426        2.5       2.34            4.38
and                     1,460.8     1,462.3        1.5        1.4           11.31
and                     1,861.8     1,866.4        4.6       4.42               4
and                     1,874.1     1,881.2        7.1       6.82            7.49
TM-15-032W02              1,136     1,145.3        9.3       6.88      8.99 [7.77]
and                       1,183     1,183.5        0.5       0.46           21.82
and                     1,827.2     1,830.1        2.9        2.6            4.05
TM-15-037W01M03           1,020    1,021.25       1.25       1.04           11.49
and                       1,175     1,179.4        4.4       3.73            7.47
TM-15-037W02M02           1,155     1,158.5        3.5       3.22    25.44 [11.83]
TM-15-082W01M01           775.6       781.5        5.9       5.45    22.51 [20.19]
TM-16-114BW01M02          667.7       669.5        1.8       1.98            9.07
and                       677.2       681.8        4.6       4.56             7.3
TM-16-114BM02               687         689          2       1.96    22.36 [15.82]
TM-16-180AW01             394.7         397        2.3       2.03           10.18
and                       395.9         397        1.1       1.09           18.36
and                         666       668.1        2.1       2.05    15.36 [12.99]
TM-16-180AW02             414.1       416.5        2.4       2.38            4.52
and                       476.8       477.3        0.5       0.49           24.18
and                       652.9       659.5        6.6       6.31    38.97 [25.15]
and                       661.2         666        4.8       4.62      8.76 [8.08]
TM-16-180AW03M01          580.7       587.9        7.2       7.14            9.57
TM-16-201AW01M01          450.5       454.5          4       3.58            6.26
TM-16-220W02M01             369      369.61        0.6       0.59           20.41
TM-16-220W03              312.5       313.5          1        0.9           11.99
TM-17-287AM02               782         784          2       2.01             6.9
TM-17-289                   439         443          4       3.14            6.54
TM-17-290M01                505       506.8        1.8       1.79            6.66
and                       878.5         881        2.5       2.47            5.91
and                         895         897          2       1.98            6.09
TM-17-290W01M01             502       504.5        2.5       2.49            5.74
TM-17-294W01M01           1,005       1,006          1       0.74           26.98
TM-17-303AW01               474       474.7        0.7       0.66     99.97 [30.0]
TM-17-311B                393.5       395.5          2       1.95     22.41 [9.11]
TU-17-097                    88       88.65       0.65        0.6     69.87 [30.0]
TU-17-107                 284.6       286.8        2.2       1.98     13.25 [9.48]
TM-15-032W01M02, 
TM-15-037W02,            
TM-15-037W02M01, 
TM-17-295AM01,             
TM-17-295AW01, 
TM-17-299A and             
TU-17-040                 No intercepts above reporting threshold 

Bolcana, Romania

The attached table lists all exploration drill holes completed at the Bolcana project in the 2017 program. Intercepts reported are limited to those with: (1) gold grade (grams per tonne) multiplied by thickness (metres) greater than 100.0; and (2) average gold grade greater than 0.4 gram per tonne. No grade capping is deemed necessary. Due to the irregular nature of the mineralized zones, only drill hole thicknesses are presented.

                    BOLCANA EXPLORATION DRILLING  
                               
Hole ID         From           To    Interval           Au        Cu 
                  (m)          (m)         (m)        (g/t)       (%)

TRSD004        618.0      1,864.0     1,246.0          0.41      0.18    
including      838.0        996.0       158.0          1.22      0.29    
TRSD008        498.0        574.0        76.0          1.58      0.34    
TRSD009        630.0        940.0       310.0          0.83      0.20    
including      758.0        904.0       146.0          1.33      0.18    
TRSD013         18.0      1,264.0     1,246.0          0.94      0.27    
including       53.0        253.0       200.0          1.45      0.30    
and            744.0        950.0       206.0          1.55      0.35    
TRSD014        158.0        878.0       720.0          0.40      0.16    
TRSD016        504.0        944.0       440.0          0.63      0.17    
TRSD017        230.0        774.0       544.0          0.72      0.21    
including      362.0        494.0       132.0          1.88      0.34    
TRUD001        681.0      1,365.0       684.0          0.50      0.20    
including    1,083.0      1,193.0       110.0          1.00      0.33    
TRUD002        973.0      1,249.0       276.0          0.40      0.19    
TRUD003        681.0      1,459.0       778.0          0.66      0.18    
including      781.0      1,195.0       414.0          1.01      0.21    
TRUD004        892.8      1,308.8       416.0          0.58      0.14    
TRUD005        745.0      1,135.0       390.0          0.55      0.15    
TRUD006        790.1      1,948.1     1,158.0          0.44      0.21    
TRUD007        695.1      1,345.1       650.0          0.70      0.19    
including      791.1      1,147.1       356.0          1.00      0.19    
TRSD001-003, 
TRSD001-005,   
TRSD001-010, 
TRSD001-011, 
TRSD001-012 
and 
TRSD001-15     No intercepts above reporting threshold

Efemcukuru, Turkey

The attached tables include all resource delineation and exploration drill holes completed at Efemcukuru in the 2017 program for which full assay results have been reported and verified. Intercepts reported are limited to those with: (1) gold grade (grams per tonne) multiplied by thickness (metres) greater than 10.0; and (2) average grade greater than three grams per tonne. No grade capping is applied to individual assays.

              MIDDLE AND SOUTH ORE SHOOTS RESOURCE CONVERSION DRILLING

Hole ID             From         To   Interval        True       Au       Ag       Pb      Zn
                      (m)        (m)        (m)  thickness     (g/t)    (g/t)      (%)     (%)
                                                        (m)
EF-2519            200.2      203.2          3        2.94     4.34      7.9     0.42    0.96
and                224.6     227.15       2.55        2.51     19.6    13.69     0.77    0.99
EF-2552            214.8     218.95       4.15        4.14     6.64    20.87     1.86    2.16
EF-2614            233.7      242.3        8.6        8.31     8.19     7.83     0.03    0.09
EF-2669           216.35     224.05        7.7        7.41     4.92     62.6     7.42    3.68
EF-2703            211.4     224.05      12.65       12.65     8.77     8.43     0.51    1.67
EF-2588, 
EF-2641, 
EF-2665, 
EF-2694, 
EF-2698, 
EF-2700, 
EF-2680, 
EF-2707, 
EF-2709, 
EF-2715, 
EF-2717, 
EFD-037, 
EFD-040 and 
EFD-041           No intercepts above reporting threshold

                    KESTANE BELENI NORTHWEST RESOURCE CONVERSION DRILLING

Hole ID             From         To   Interval        True       Au       Ag       Pb      Zn
                      (m)        (m)        (m)  thickness     (g/t)    (g/t)      (%)     (%)
                                                        (m)

EFD-002             45.8      53.75       7.95        6.43     9.78    23.24     0.35    0.52
EFD-003             28.4       31.2        2.8         2.8     8.27     20.2     0.28    0.26
EFD-005             27.5       30.7        3.2        2.99     4.49        5     0.06    0.12
and                 34.1       45.8       11.7       10.89     6.56    22.63     0.21    0.17
EFD-007               80      82.25       2.25        2.23     7.02    14.78     0.21    0.42
EFD-008             77.9      82.05       4.15        4.09        4     6.02     0.06     0.1
EFD-011            97.75     100.75          3        2.72     5.65    14.25     0.33    0.45
EFD-013               86      87.85       1.85        1.74    12.17    18.66      0.3    0.03
EFD-016             96.5      99.15       2.65        2.25     5.37    20.58      0.9    0.03
EFD-017              133     134.95       1.95        1.69     9.41    13.31     0.43    0.71
EFD-018           116.45     117.75        1.3        1.27     92.7      126     3.88     4.5
EFD-019            135.6      140.9        5.3        4.75     5.67     7.14      0.3    0.63
EFD-024            134.6     139.05       4.45        4.32    20.27    13.15     0.35    0.56
EFD-029            184.1        187        2.9        2.82    11.11    53.31     1.91    0.89
and                202.5      203.4        0.9        0.88     16.9       19     0.28    0.47
EFD-030            162.4     163.85       1.45        1.41     20.8       27     1.68    1.39
EFD-033           245.45      246.9       1.45         1.4    173.5       92     0.72    1.88
EFD-001, 
EFD-004, 
EFD-006, 
EFD-009, 
EFD-010, 
EFD-012, 
EFD-014, 
EFD-015, 
EFD-020,
EFD-021,
EFD-022,
EFD-023, 
EFD-025,
EFD-026,
EFD-027,
EFD-028, 
EFD-031, 
EFD-032
and
EFD-034           No intercepts above reporting threshold

                       KOKARPINAR EXPLORATION DRILLING  
                                                 
Hole ID             From         To   Interval        True       Au       Ag       Pb      Zn
                      (m)        (m)        (m)  thickness     (g/t)    (g/t)      (%)     (%)
                                                        (m)

KV-618             125.8      131.0        5.2         2.2     6.50    21.65     2.34    1.54 
KV-619              97.5      102.2        4.7         2.1     5.01    89.55     3.93    2.75 
KV-620             156.4     159.25       2.85         1.2    29.02    43.86     2.87    5.51 
KV-617, 
KV-621 
to KV 628          No intercepts above reporting threshold               

Stratoni, Greece

The attached table lists all resource conversion and resource expansion drill holes completed at the Stratoni mine in the 2017 calendar year, for which full assay results have been reported and verified. Intercepts reported are limited to those with per cent zinc equivalent (defined as per cent zinc plus per cent lead multiplied by 1.2 plus parts per million silver multiplied by 0.0165) multiplied by estimated true thickness (metres) values of greater than 25.0. Gold is not recovered from the current processing circuit. No grade capping is applied to individual assays.

                            STRATONI UNDERGROUND DRILLING                                                     

Hole ID       From        To    Interval   True thickness      Au     Ag      Pb      Zn 
                (m)       (m)         (m)              (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)     (%)     (%)

Resource conversion drilling                                                               
MP0773       125.7     140.5        12.7             11.9    4.14    233    8.24   10.83 
MP0775       128.4     136.4         8.0              7.7    4.03    135   10.68   11.43 
MP0776       117.0     125.6         8.6              8.6    3.74     97    3.17    4.09 
and          129.0     136.9         7.9              7.9    2.05    378   16.68   12.03 
MP0780       141.6     148.0         6.2              5.3    4.49    624    9.51   12.40 
MP0785a      121.0     139.5        18.5             15.3    5.78    271     9.6     7.5  
Resource expansion drilling                                                                
MP0777      121.70     136.0        15.2             14.7    7.70    233   10.09   11.71 
MP0779       145.4     180.0        34.6             28.9    2.77     76     3.0     9.7  
MP0786       110.3     135.2        24.9             23.0    5.89    276     8.8     6.0  
MP0793       121.5     134.4        12.9             11.2     6.5     201    8.3    11.9 
MP0794       131.7     170.4        37.9             35.2    2.39     96     3.9     5.3  
MP0795       158.7     166.7         8.0              7.4    4.12    138     5.6    18.3 
MP0798       164.0     175.9        11.9             10.4     4.9      86    3.0     6.2  
MP0778,   
MP0787 
to 0790, 
MP0800       No intercepts above reporting threshold             

Karavansalija mineralized centre (KMC), Serbia

The attached table lists all exploration drill holes completed at the KMC project in Q4 2016 and in 2017, for which full assay results have been reported and verified. Intercepts reported are limited to those with: (1) gold grade (grams per tonne) multiplied by thickness (metres) greater than 50.0 for Shanac and 15.0 for Gradina and Copper Canyon; and (2) average grade greater than 0.4 gram per tonne for Shanac and 1.0 gram per tonne for Gradina and Copper Canyon. No grade capping is deemed necessary. Due to the irregular nature of the mineralized zones, only drill hole thicknesses are presented.

            
               KARAVANSALIJA MINERALIZED CENTRE

Hole ID          From       To      Interval       Au       Cu 
                   (m)      (m)           (m)    (g/t)      (%)
Shanac zone
EOKSC1684         360    435.9          75.9     2.02        -
and             603.8    675.8            72     1.11     0.25
EOKSC1686       175.8    361.9         186.1     1.32     0.11
EOKSC1687       305.2    352.3          47.1     1.08     0.17
EOKSC1688       338.8      474         135.2     0.98     0.19
EOKSC1690          99      233           134     0.99        -
and             293.8    421.6         127.8     1.04     0.23
EOKSC1691         276      363            87     0.98        -
EOKSC1692       322.4      394          71.6     1.22      0.3
EOKSC1693         243      446           203     0.99        -
EOKSC1696       159.5    256.3          96.8     0.75        -
and             294.6    434.5         139.9     0.91        -
EOKSC1799         255      393           138     0.59      0.1
EOKSC17102        392      460            68      0.9        -
EOKSC1694, 
EOKSC1695, 
EOKSC17100, 
EOKSC17103,       
EOKSC17104, 
EOKSC17105, 
EOKSC17107, 
EOKSC17109 
and 
EOKSC17110     No intercepts above reporting threshold
Gradina zone
EOKSC17106a       809    813.4           4.4     3.58        -
EOKSC1797a    1,118.4     1126           7.6     2.44        -
EOKSC1683      No intercepts above reporting threshold
Copper 
Canyon zone
EOKSC1685         143    159.3          16.3     1.54     0.39
and               529      571            42     2.38        -
and             738.5    763.8          25.3     2.65        -
EOKSC1689       145.7    155.5           9.8     2.35     0.22
and             213.9      217           3.1     4.42     0.16
and               508    509.1           1.1       21        -
EOKSC17101         78      148            70     0.92     0.55
EOKSC1798a and 
EOKSC1798b      No intercepts above reporting threshold

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