TORONTO - Richmond Minerals Inc. is pleased to provide an update for on-going fieldwork at the Company's Oberzeiring Polymetallic Project (the 'Project') located in the Styria mining district of central Austria.

Grab sampling during recent prospecting and mapping have identified two newly mineralized areas. The first is located on the southwest side of Mount Gerschkogel at an elevation of 1,231 m and consists of ancient mine tailings with associated underground adits occupying an area of approximately 7 ha. The age of these workings is unknown. Adits were in excellent condition allowing for geologists to collect underground chip samples of observed mineralized vein systems within the adits. Additionally one sample was taken at a prominent tailings pile in front of an old mine portal.

The second location of the sampling campaign was in adits of the Matthiasbaue medieval mine east of the town of Oberzeiring. Rock chip samples (samples 14569 to 14573) were collected at several underground locations in the observed vein systems. Results are provided below (note: all values reported in ppm): Chip samples were sent to the ALS Laboratory in Ireland for analysis using multi-Element Super Trace (ME-MS41L). Sample 14569 and 14573 had more than 1 % Pb and were analysed using method Pb-OG62. Sample 14569 was analysed for silver using method OG46.

The geochemical data indicates at least 2 different (Pb-Zn) mineralization types. The high grade type is associated with enriched lead, zinc, silver and antimony. Random chip samples of this type reach silver contents up to 131 ppm, lead content of 7.51 %, and antimony values in excess of 10,000 g/tonne. The low grade type shows lead values up to 3880 ppm lead but zinc enrichments up to 8740 ppm.

Also of significance is that the latest underground sampling results continue to confirm data reported in historical reports.

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Contact:

Warren Hawkins

Tel: 416-603-2114

Email: warren@richmondminerals.com

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