As shown in the accompanying drawing, recent fieldwork has confirmed and extended the “Nelson” prospect and identified a new “Lucky Crew” prospect area.  The various mineralized prospects have been partially defined in an area that extends about 3.2 km northwest-southeast. Additional sampling and prospecting are warranted and will be undertaken when field crews are available. The Keaper prospect area was first recognized in 2008 by provincial survey geoscientists and may be characterized as a genuine “greenfield” discovery.  Casa has held claims on parts of the area since 2008 and recently added two claims:  total area is now 3,602 hectares.

The survey interpretation drawing was prepared by the company from a total of 665 samples including 85 rock samples and 580 soil samples.

Qualified Person:
Mr. Erik Ostensoe P.Geo., a Director and Chief Geologist of the company, a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical disclosure in this news release.

About Casa Minerals Inc.
Casa Minerals Inc., a TSX Venture Exchange listed company, is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties located in Canada. The Company owns a one hundred percent (100%) interest in the polymetallic Pitman and Keaper properties and has an option to acquire a seventy-five percent (75%) interest in the Arsenault VMS Property.

The polymetallic Keaper Property is located 20 kilometers northeast of Terrace, British Columbia, and comprises 3,602 hectares.

Casa’s Pitman Property comprises five contiguous mineral tenures covering 4,255 hectares and is located 20 kilometers north of Terrace, British Columbia. The tenures include several historic prospects, including the Pitman copper-molybdenum ± silver prospect, and the Gold Dome and Paddy Mac gold-base metal prospects.  Casa has owned parts of the property since the Company’s inception in 2008 and its field crews have conducted several exploration projects in recent years, including since  June of this year.  Work is continuing with emphasis on further sampling to better define the distribution of gold, copper, silver and molybdenum values. Some parts of the property have only recently become accessible as a result of the retreat of glaciers and permanent snowfields.

Casa’s Arsenault VMS Property comprises eight mineral tenures covering approximately 9,672.5 hectares located in the Atlin Mining Division, British Columbia.  The Company in recent years has conducted several exploration programs on the Arsenault Property and believes that an attractive volcanogenic massive sulphide exploration target may be located within its limits.  Further work is planned, with the objective of proceeding to a drilling program to test several areas identified by geological mapping, prospecting, and geophysical and geochemical surveys.
On Behalf of Board of Directors

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