ADDITION TO THE COMPANY’S TEAM

June 4, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that Mr. Greg Hawkins, M.Sc., P. Geo. has been appointed to the Company’s Advisory Board specifically in relation to the Company’s Korokoro project in Mali. Mr. Hawkins holds a BSc in Geology from the University of Alberta and an MSc in Mineral Economics from McGill University. He has been involved the Mining Exploration and Investment industries since 1969 and lived in Ghana from 1993-2007 while pursuing his career. He has been variously responsible for the identification and/or delineation of 10 mineral deposits in Canada, USA, Chile, Ghana, Mali and Zaire (DRC).

Mr. Hawkins was the Founding Project Consultant and/or Founding Director of seven public and private Exploration/Development ventures (Brohm Mining, Dayton Mining, Nevsun Resources, Banro Resource Corp., Tagish Lake Gold Corp., African Gold Group, Yellowhead Mining Inc.) and has participated in or been responsible for the definition of at least one resource/reserve in every case, with six of those cases resulting in production in the USA, Chile, Ghana, Mali and DRC. These ventures collectively have accounted for over $2.1 billion in market cap at the companies’ respective peaks.

In 1990 he started CME Consulting Ltd., an international full-service consultancy and contracting firm that has served over 100 clients in 25 countries and has employed over 3000 people. He has authored and presented a number of papers on exploration, exploration philosophy and mineral economics since 1979 and in 2004 he was awarded the Frank Woodside Past Presidents Award by the British Columbia and Yukon Chamber of Mines in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the mining industry.

The addition of Mr. Hawkins to the Company’s advisory team adds key West African expertise.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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MARKET UPDATE

May 28, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) further to the news release of April 24, 2018 the Company advises that the trading suspension of its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (“FSE”) was lifted on May 24, 2018.

The Company is fully disclosed of all material information at this time.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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Statements in this news release that are forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties as disclosed herein and elsewhere in the Company’s periodic filings with Canadian securities regulators. When used in this news release, words such as “will”, “plan”, “estimate”, “expect”, “intend”, “potential”, “should”, and similar expressions, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, statements regarding future oriented events and other statements that are not historical facts. Forward-looking statements are based on a number of assumptions and estimates that, while considered reasonable by management based on the business and markets in which the Company operates, are inherently subject to significant operational, economic and competitive uncertainties and contingencies. Such forward-looking statements should therefore be construed in light of such factors. There can be factors that cause actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from those anticipated, estimated or intended in the forward-looking statements over and above those identified herein. There can be no assurance that management’s expectations or estimates of future developments, circumstances or results will materialize. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements in this news release are made as of the date of this news release, and Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise such information, except as required by applicable law, and the Company does not assume any liability for disclosure relating to any other entity herein.

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GOLDEX SAMPLES 17.5 g/t Au OVER 3.8m AT KOROKORO, MALI

May 25, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce results from a recently completed sampling programme at its Korokoro project in Mali. Goldex contracted Momentum Group of London to complete a site visit and review including sampling of existing pits operated by the Company’s JV partners RexMetal SARL and GeoSysTech SARL, sampling of artisanal workings and regional exploration. Best results from this programme include vertical channel samples from within the saprolite zone:

           3.0m @ 0.9g/t Au
           4.6m @ 14.0g/t Au
           3.8m @ 17.5g/t Au
           3.0m @ 2.8g/t Au

A grab sample of fresh granodiorite with rare sulphides and quartz veinlets assayed 26.4g/t Au.

Chuck Ross commented “these initial sample results are highly encouraging and highlight the significant gold mineralisation that exists within the saprolite and laterite that forms a 15-30m thick horizontal zone above altered granites and metasediments. A grab sample of fresh granodiorite from an artisanal mining shaft with rare sulphides and quartz veinlets assayed 26.4g/t Au. Goldex notes that this Grab sample, GDX_003, is from an artisanal mining shaft at a depth of around 20 m and may not necessarily be representative of the mineralization hosted on the property.”

Table 1 details the full sample results and location information.

Mineralisation at Korokoro is present in 3 forms:

• Primary gold mineralisation hosted within the granites or Birimian volcano-sedimentary units and associated with quartz-carbonate veins and shear zones related to one or more Eburnean deformation events. Examples of this type of deposit in southern Mali include:

  • Morila, 5.2Moz Au Reserve
  • Siguri, 5.94Moz Au Reserve
  • Kalana, 1.96Moz Au Reserve

These deposits are often classified as orogenic or mesothermal due to the moderate temperatures and pressures at which they form. Veins are often less than 2m in width but can be very extensive both laterally as well as vertically, swarms or stockworks of veins are very common.

• Laterite and saprolite secondary gold mineralisation resulting from the weathering and alteration of primary mineralisation with gold forming mushroom like enriched zones on one or more horizons. Strongly oxidised these deposits, often called supergene gold deposits, are characterised by the very red colour of the laterite and underlying yellow mottled zone. Lateritic or supergene deposits are often located directly above primary mineralisation that may or may not be economic in its own right. One of the most well know deposits with a significant lateritic or supergene component is the Plutonic gold mine in Western Australia.

• Alluvial gold deposits where the gold is either free or associated with angular fragments of quartz and sulphidic material, often intensely silicified, and within alluvial sands and gravel horizons.

Photo 1. Example of small artisanal pit to a depth of 3-4m, spoil heaps in background are from small shafts that exist over the main area of interest and are believed to be up to 20m deep.

At Korokoro the most important type of mineralisation identified to date is the lateritic and supergene or saprolite gold present in the top 15-30m. Photo 1.

High grade primary gold mineralisation has been identified at Korokoro as illustrated by the result from sample GDX_003 and is associated with narrow quartz vein stockworks hosted by intensely silicified granodiorites and microdiorites.

Only minimal alluvial gold has been reported in the area, with most artisanal activity focused on the lateritic and supergene gold occurrences.

Figure 1 shows the relationship between primary mineralisation at depth and the overlying laterite and supergene gold mineralisation which management believes to best represent the deposit model for the Korokoro project.

Sample_ID Location Sample Type From To Description Au_g/t
GDX_001 Pit 4 Vertical Channel 5.0 8.0 Ye-Br clay with qtz frags 0.88
GDX_002 Pit 4 Vertical Channel 9.0 12.0 Gr-Br clay, qtz veinlets 0.79
GDX_003 near Pit 4 Shaft Spoil ~20.0 Fresh Diorite, rare sulphide + qtz 24.60
GDX_004 Pit 2 Vertical Channel 4.0 8.6 Ye-Br clay with qtz frags 14.00
GDX_005 Pit 2 Vertical Channel 3.5 7.3 Ye-Br clay with qtz frags 17.45
GDX_006 Pit 2 Vertical Channel 7.0 10.0 Gy-Cr saprock, qtz veinlets 2.84
GDX_007 “Pit 1” area Vertical Channel 5.0 6.0 Br clayey saprock, minor qtz 1.55
GDX_008 “Pit 3” area Vertical Channel 8.0 10.0 Br clayey saprock, minor qtz 0.40
GDX_009 Pit 4 – A4 Vertical Channel 1.0 4.0 Br-Ye clay, minor litho frags & qtz 0.20
GDX_010 Pit 4 – A3 Vertical Channel 1.0 3.0 Br-Ye clay, minor litho frags & qtz 0.21
GDX_011 Trench D Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.10
GDX_012 Trench D Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.06
GDX_013 Trench D Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.06
GDX_014 Trench Area Rock Chip 0.0 1.0 Br lateritic material with qtz frags <50mm 0.05
GDX_015 Trench C Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.12
GDX_016 Trench C Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.07
GDX_017 Trench C Rock Chip 1.0 2.0 Br clay, minor qtz frags and minor litho 0.11
GDX_018 Plant Pre-Con -2mm pre-concentrate from pilot plant Pending
GDX_019 Plant Pre-Con -2mm pre-concentrate from pilot plant Pending
GDX_020 Pitbull 2 Termite 0.0 3.0 1m high termite, depth UG, 2-3m? 0.10
GDX_021 Vulkan Laterite 0.2 0.5 Very hard duricrust, inverted valley <0.05
GDX_022 Shaft Channel 2.0 3.5 qtz rich Br clay material 0.15
GDX_023 Trench D Qtz vein frags 1.0 2.0 Limonite stained qtz veinlets, <20mm thick 0.05

Table 1.  Sample details from initial sampling programme from the Korokoro project.

Samples were collected at various locations representing the different geology and position within the regolith profile.  All necessary steps were taken to ensure appropriate sampling, preparation and storage techniques were taken, a full chain of custody was maintained throughout from the moment of collection to the handing over to the courier company.  No sample sieving, splitting or compositing was carried out.  A full description of the methods used to collect and ship the samples is:

  • If the sample was collected from the surface, loose debris, organic matter and sands were removed to expose fresh laterite.
  • If the sample was collected from a trench, artisanal shaft or small miner pit wall, the area was first cleaned to remove wind blown debris and expose a fresh surface.
  • A channel or series of chips were collected over a measured distance, material was collected in a clean pan and transferred directly to a heavy duty plastic bag.
  • Locations were recorded using a handheld GPS with accuracy of better than 5m
  • A sample ticket was inserted in the bag and a zip tie with a duplicate sample ticket attached was used to secure the bag.
  • Samples were transferred to six 50 litre plastic drums with large screw top openings and the weights, name of laboratory and address of laboratory was securely attached to the outside.
  • Samples were shipped using DHL, at the depot DHL security tape was then placed around the lid and drum to secure.

Samples were analysed at ALS Laboratories in either Loughrea, Ireland (GDX_003 & 023) or Reno, Nevada.  At Nevada a screen fire assay analysis was used to ensure that all gold was accounted for, approximately 1kg of each sample was pulverised and screened to 100 microns.  A Duplicate 30g fire assay on the screen undersize, (-100microns) was completed along with a single fire assay of the entire oversize fraction, (+100microns).  Results were then combined for a final gold grade.

Mr. Andrew Dacey, MSc, R. P. Geo, a Qualified Person as defined under NI 43-101 regulations, has reviewed the technical information that forms the basis for portions of this news release, and has approved the disclosure herein. Mr. Dacey is independent of the Company as he is not an officer or shareholder.

CHARLES ROSS, President

GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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Figure 2. Location of 2018 initial samples, artisanal shafts and interpreted faults from ground magnetics.

 

MARKET UPDATE

April 24, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) the Company has been advised that trading of its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (“FSE”) was suspended on April 23, 2018. The FSE notice states that the suspension of trading is because the proper trading is currently not guaranteed. The Company is not aware of any material change in the affairs of the Company. The Company will work with the FSE to resolve this issue.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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PROCESS ENGINEERS ENGAGED

April 17, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) has engaged the services of Dr. Corby Anderson, Professor at the Colorado School of Mines, through Allihies Engineering Incorporated, in collaboration with Montana Tech’s Center for Advanced Mineral, Metallurgical and Materials Processing, and Continental Metallurgical to undertake mineralogical and metallurgical evaluation, separation, recovery and processing analysis of samples taken from the Korokoro property.

Samples of the gold bearing laterite and saprolite ores from several known ore zones on the mine property, at a range of locations and depths have been sent to Allihies Engineering Incorporated in Butte Montana where metallurgical and process analysis is being coordinated with Dr. Corby Anderson. Dr. Anderson will be working with Montana Tech in the use of their Mineral Liberation Analyzer (MLA), which is the only commercially available unit in the Western Hemisphere. The MLA brings together ultra-fast high resolution elemental distribution analysis and liberation analysis, allowing large geological samples to be easily analyzed down to the micron scale.

This will provide Goldex with the elemental and particle based composition of the ore, and define where the gold is in what complexes, % that is liberated or is an inclusion in other particles, and what their composition is, so that the best path to extraction and recovery can be determined, and scaling to production levels at the mine site can be engineered.

Dr. Corby Anderson (QP – Qualified Person, CEng, FltWHM, FL ChemE. Dr. Corby Anderson is a professor in the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at the Colorado School of Mines as the Harrison Western Professor of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering. Dr. Anderson teaches and conducts research as a member of the Kroll Institute for Extractive Metallurgy. He is an expert in the fields of extractive metallurgy, mineral processing, waste minimization and recycling. Dr. Anderson has an extensive background in industrially oriented research and was responsible for the development and success of the Center for Advanced Mineral and Metallurgical Processing at Montana Tech. Dr. Anderson received the premier award sponsored by Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo KK of Japan and presented by the IPMI. This award recognizes important career contributions to the advancement of the precious metals industry, be it technological, commercial, economic or management. Dr. Anderson is a professionally registered engineer with nearly 36 years of experience in process, chemical and metallurgical engineering, engineering service, engineering design, teaching, research, professional service, consulting, management and industrial plant operations.

Goldex chose Dr. Anderson because of his proven expertise in maximizing recoveries efficiencies. The Company is looking forward to receiving the results from the metallurgical work and assay tests.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAP

MALI GOLD PROJECT

Regional geology and location of Korokoro and major deposits

HALT TRADE LIFTED AND APPOINTMENT OF CFO

16 April 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that the B.C. Securities Commission Halt Trade Order expired effective April 13, 2018. The Company is in discussions with the TSX Venture Exchange relative to its requirements for reinstatement of trading on the Exchange.

The Company is pleased to announce the appointment of Kiki Smith as Chief Financial Officer. Ms. Smith has over 20-year experience working with private and public companies in the roles of Accountant, Corporate Controller and CFO in mining, oil and gas, real estate, high technology, food production and investment fund management. She holds a Certified Professional Accountant designation from the Certified Professional Accountants Association of British Columbia.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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Corporate Update

April 2, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”)

The BCSC issued a Halt Trade Order (HTO) on March 20, 2018 to halt trading in the Company’s shares until April 10, 2018. The HTO states that circumstances exist or may occur that could result in other than an orderly trading of the Company’s shares.

Company Management is not aware of who or what is behind the recent significant fluctuations in the trading price of the Company’s shares.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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KOROKORO GOLD PROJECT MALI, AFRICA

March 19, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX, Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”)

In 2017, Goldex set out to identify a gold project in West Africa that would have the potential to create the foundation for a significant gold mining company There were certain criteria, such as the projects location and geology, that were crucial to our decision. Mali is the third largest gold producer in Africa and hosts several world class mines with greater then 4 million ounces of gold in resources and has a strong pro-mining culture. We also targeted assets with development plans and ideally environmental permits and mining licenses in place, as well as an in-country team. The Korokoro property joint venture agreement announced on February 26, 2018 met all these criteria.

Korokoro JV Partners

RexMetal, S.A.R.L. (“REX”) 10%. The Korokoro license was granted to REX by the Mali government. The President of REX, Mme. Djeneba Samake, is also the President of the Mali Woman’s Mining Association which has 536 active members.

Geo-Sys-Tech S.A.R.L. (“GEO”) 39% The key shareholders of GEO are a group of five experienced European geology, mining, ore processing, maintenance, logistics and security experts (92%) and two Malian citizens (8%) which have a deep insight, understanding of political situation and family relations in the Republic of Mali and in the local environment.

GEO has been the developer of the Korokoro project and their project manager, Dr. Uros Herlec, has a doctorate in geology and is a professional natural scientist registered with the professional organization, Slovenian Geological Society, and is a full member of the European Federation of Geologists. Dr. Herlec was for five years the President of the Slovenian Geological Society and for 3 years the Vice-President of the European Federation of Geologists. Dr. Herlec has a permanent lecturing position at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty for Natural Sciences and Engineering, Department of Geology. Dr. Herlec’s areas of research and consultancy have been ore-genetic studies, Economic Geology, Ore Mineralogy and Microscopy, Geochemistry, Ore Beneficiation Methodology, Karst Geology, Geoheritage. Dr. Herlec has directed the development plan of GEO along with his colleagues from the from the University of Ljubljana.

With exploration drilling having been completed to a 30-meter depth, GEO’s development plan for the Korokoro property calls for a simple conventional open pit mining and gravitational processing of heavy mineral ores with a mobile beneficiation plant to enable ecological and low-cost production. GEO’s exploration plan calls for additional deeper drilling.

GEO and REX have provided geological reports to the Company. REX reports indicate laterite covers most of the concession with a thickness of up to 6-10 meters. The reports provided to the Company indicates that exploration has consisted of geological mapping, geochemistry, geophysics and surveys by the Japan International Cooperation Agency and other companies. Exploration work included 647 meters of drilling in 315 drill holes and 439 geochemical samples. GEO’s reports provided to the Company indicate that exploration along the promising mineralized and altered contact between the granitic batholiths and Pre-Cambrian lithic sandstones may add significantly to the mineralization.

Ongoing – Project Development
• Data compilation
• Sampling and verification
• Metallurgical testing
• Feasibility work & processing options
• Mine planning
• Drilling plan for confirmation and to expand mineralization

Mr. Andrew Dacey, MSc, R. P. Geo, a Qualified Person as defined under NI 43-101 regulations, has reviewed the technical information that forms the basis for portions of this news release, and has approved the disclosure herein. Mr. Dacey is independent of the Company as he is not an officer or shareholder.

The Board of Directors are very pleased with this new JV and look forward to the development of the Company’s first property in West Africa.

CHARLES ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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James Ravannack has stepped down as the CEO and Chairman of the Company

Tuesday January 2, 2018

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) the Company wishes to announce that James Ravannack has stepped down as the CEO and Chairman of the Company to enable him to spend more time with his family and concentrate on his Company’s oil operations in the Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Ravannack will remain as an active director supporting both current and new developments of the Company. Mr. Ross will take the position of CEO. The Board of Directors wishes to thank James Ravannack for his many years of service and leadership to the Company as it continues to work closely with the Guatemala Ministry of Energy & Mines to get approval for a mining license.

As the new CEO, Charles Ross decided with the Directors and advisors, certain criteria that needed to be met for new properties. The project’s location and geology are crucial. The Company will target significant resources with near term production potential in a mining friendly jurisdiction. The projects will have development plans and ideally environmental permits and mining licenses in place as well as an in-country team that can be built on.

The Board of Directors approved Mr. Ross’s development plan. The Company will begin looking for projects that meet the above criteria in West Africa where some of Africa’s largest gold producers are situated.

CHUCK ROSS, President
GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

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Goldex Confirms High Grade Gold Mineralization Up to 22 G/t at Layered Quartz Manto System in Sonora, Mexico

VANCOUVER, BC – Goldex Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: GDX; Frankfurt: WKN-A2AEDT, Ticker: G6T2) (“Goldex” or the “Company”) is pleased to report initial gold assay results for the samples taken from the Mingeo Property located in northeastern Sonora, Mexico.

Gold mineralization is confined to low angle quartz “mantos” (0.10 to 3.0m wide), which contain drag folds, evidence of shearing and are transected by steep faults associated with mineralized quartz veins A chip channel sample 0.93m wide returned 22.2 g/t gold. Where observed, the quartz mantos are generally oriented with a WNW-ENE strike and moderate dip to the north and are believed to be of orogenic origin.

The samples reported herein are concentrated at the highest priority target area referenced as manto 1, containing four historic adits. Although several other layered quartz mantos were observed outcropping on surface, initial field work was designed to confirm previously reported results which were focused on the manto 1 area. Upcoming work programs will cover the broader property encompassing additional mantos, crosscutting veins and disseminated type mineralization.

Outcropping quartz mantos were observed over a strike length of approximately 600 m on the property and sampling covered approximately 350 m in the manto 1 area. All 39 samples collected at the Manto 1 area yielded gold assays greater than 0.4 g/t gold (Au), with nineteen samples assaying greater than 3 g/t Au.  A footwall rock sample (995048) taken across 0.87m in sandstone returned 1.13 g/t gold.

All samples were submitted to ALS CHEMEX in Hermosillo, Mexico. The sampled quartz manto widths correspond to the true width of the manto where possible, however in several areas the footwall contact was not exposed making the true width of the manto inaccessible.

Highlights of the assay results are as follows:

Sample No.

Sample Type

Quartz Manto location

Manto width (m)

Gold g/t

995008

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 4

1.10

6.86

995018

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 3

0.43

5.15

995025

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 2

0.75

7.1

995032

Chip Channel Surface outcrop Manto-1

0.62

10.05

995034

Chip Channel Surface outcrop Manto-1

0.60

5.11

995035

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.55

4.61

995038

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.81

4.64

995040

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.30

16.7

995041

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.70

7.36

995042

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.93

22.2

995044

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

0.80

12.25

995051

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

1.80

8.15

995052

Chip Channel Underground Manto-1 Adit 1

1.05

18.9

995070

Chip Channel Surface outcrop Manto 1

1.03

4.46

* Additional assays are pending.

The above results are highly encouraging for additional field work at the Property. A quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) program was in place during the field program.

Victor A. Jaramillo, M.Sc.A., P.Geo. and Q.P. supervised the recent field program and has read and approved the technical section of this news release.

CHUCK ROSS, President

GOLDEX RESOURCES CORPORATION

About Goldex Resources

Goldex Resources Corporation is a TSX-listed (GDX) junior resource company exploring for gold in the Americas. Led by experienced resource professionals and a world class geological team Goldex’s operations include prestigious, strategically focused projects in Guatemala and Mexico.

For more information please visit: www.goldex.ca

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