Mr. Robert Rohlfing reports

DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY STRENGTHENS ITS MANAGEMENT TEAM WITH NEW ADDITIONS

Don Mosher has accepted a position as vice-president of capital markets and as a director of Desert Mountain Energy Corp. He replaces Ben Catalano on the board, who has resigned as a director after 12 years of service to the company to pursue other personal endeavours. In addition, Jenaya Rohlfing has accepted a position to serve as a director, filling the vacancy, which currently exists on the board. The company thanks Mr. Catalano for his dedicated work as a director of the company over many years and wishes him all the best in his future endeavours.

Mr. Mosher has 35 years of experience in corporate finance, business development, management and marketing. He has served on boards and management teams of many publicly traded companies, advising companies on marketing, financing and corporate strategies. He has extensive experience in the resource sector, having been associated with a number of junior resource companies across the mineral spectrum and in oil and gas. Most recently, Mr. Mosher was a director and vice-president of capital markets for Hempco Foods and Fibers, where he was instrumental in negotiations resulting in the recently completed merger between Hempco and Aurora Cannabis Inc. Mr. Mosher's capital market and financial experience will provide the company with additional leadership in this strategic arena as the company advances its development and potential production plans.

Ms. Rohlfing is a petroleum engineer, who has exhibited exceptional technical, leadership and organizational skills in all facets of drilling operations for oil and gas over the past 13 years in various management positions with ConocoPhillips. Working in diverse locations in North America, including the Bakken, Alaska and the Rockies, she has served as drilling engineering supervisor in the Bakken, global well planning co-ordinator and currently as drilling engineering supervisor for ConocoPhillips's Kuparuk, Alaska, program. Her leadership led to performance improvement for developing and application of new drilling practices, resulting in reduced drilling time and well cost savings of as much as 45 per cent, whilst leading the health, safety and environment program and maintaining a commitment to a zero-incident safety culture.

Like Dr. Jim Cronoble, Ms. Rohlfing obtained her BS in petroleum engineering from the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Okla. She is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and currently serves as treasurer and director at large of the distinguished American Association of Drilling Engineers (national board).

With the addition of these highly qualified professionals to the company's management team, as well as the previously announced addition of Dr. Cronoble, who has accepted a position as vice-president of exploration and replaced Irwin Olian on the board following his recent retirement, the company is now positioned to transition from exploration to helium development and productions. Dr. Cronoble's qualifications and experience in exploration and production, coupled with Ms. Rohlfing's technical and advisory skills, provide the company with additional perspectives to bring the company to the forefront of helium production. Ms. Rohlfing is the daughter of Robert Rohlfing, chairman, and she resides in Alaska.

About Desert Mountain Energy Corp.

The company is an exploratory resource company engaged in exploration and development of helium, oil and gas, and mineral properties in the southwestern United States. Until Sept. 5, 2018, the company also owned the Yellowjacket gold project in Atlin, B.C., which it had been developing. The company has its executive offices in Vancouver, Canada. The company was incorporated under the laws of the Province of British Columbia on April 30, 2008, and was formerly named African Queen Mines Ltd. It initially received certain southern African assets in a spinoff transaction related to the acquisition of Pan African Mining Corp. by Asia Thai Mining Co. Ltd.

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