Newmac drills 0.034% W in 368 m at Crazy Fox

Newmac Resources Inc. (TSX-V:  NER; Frankfurt: N3M ) has received results from two more holes in it’s recently completed 7490m (24,570) foot  drill program near Little Fort  in south central BC.  The project is located approximately 100 km north of Kamloops BC and about 450 km north-northeast of Vancouver. Major power, rail and highway corridors are nearby.

Selected intervals from Diamond drill holes 06-32 and 06-33 are presented below:

Hole	From (m)	To (m)	Interval (m)	Interval (ft)	Mo (%)	MoS2 (%)
06-32	63.1	78.9	15.8	51.8	0.012	0.020
	245.7	283.6	37.9	124.3	0.024	0.040
	3.0	18.8	15.8	51.8
includes	6.0	14.4	8.6	28.2
	27.8	36.8	9.0	29.5
	54.8	63.1	8.3	27.2
	69.9	75.9	6.0	19.7
	111.9	165.9	54.0	177.1
	201.6	283.6	82.0	269.0
06-33	51.0	121.3	70.3	230.6	0.022	0.037
	136.3	346.3	210.0	688.8	0.014	0.023
	378.8	400.1	21.3	69.9	0.015	0.033
	3.0	27.0	24.0	78.7
	42.0	410.0	368.0	1207.0
includes	48.0	81.0	33.0	108.2
and	196.3	304.3	108.0	354.2
and	378.8	400.1	21.3	69.9

Hole	From (m)	To (m)	Interval (m)	Interval (ft)	W (%)	WO3 (%)
06-32	63.1	78.9	15.8	51.8
	245.7	283.6	37.9	124.3
	3.0	18.8	15.8	51.8	0.055	0.069
includes	6.0	14.4	8.6	28.2	0.078	0.100
	27.8	36.8	9.0	29.5	0.016	0.020
	54.8	63.1	8.3	27.2	0.018	0.023
	69.9	75.9	6.0	19.7	0.030	0.038
	111.9	165.9	54.0	177.1	0.019	0.024
	201.6	283.6	82.0	269.0	0.023	0.029
06-33	51.0	121.3	70.3	230.6
	136.3	346.3	210.0	688.8
	378.8	400.1	21.3	69.9
	3.0	27.0	24.0	78.7	0.040	0.050
	42.0	410.0	368.0	1207.0	0.034	0.043
includes	48.0	81.0	33.0	108.2	0.069	0.087
and	196.3	304.3	108.0	354.2	0.036	0.045
and	378.8	400.1	21.3	69.9	0.041	0.052

Drill hole 32 is collared at the same site as drill hole 06-29 (previously reported) and is drilled to the south at -60° to a depth of 306 m (1005 ft).  Drill hole 33 was collared about 50 metres  east of hole 32, about midway between hole 32 and hole19 (previously reported). Hole 33 was drilled to the south at -50° to a depth of 410m (1345 ft).

The drill program has shown significant values of Tungsten and Molybdenum from intersections up to several hundred meters in length from drill holes widely spaced over an area several hundred meters across. Mineralization is hosted within an imprecisely defined granite, approximately 1 km x 1.6 km across. The extent of mineralization has not been determined and much prospective ground remains to be tested.

Large scale, bulk tonnage deposits are key acquisition targets for many of the world’s largest mining companies. Economies of scale allow these deposits to be mined at an extremely low cost per ton.

With the dimensions and grades exhibited at the Crazy Fox Property, the prospect of a large open pit or bulk mineable deposit is plausible and the company has developed an exploration model that incorporates this concept.

Assays were performed by ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd of Vancouver, BC using ICP-mass spectrometry methods.

Technical content of this news release has been reviewed by W.A. Howell, P.Geo. a qualified person within the definitions of National Instrument 43-101.

Respectfully submitted

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“David Hjerpe”

David Hjerpe

President

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