Solex Resources Corp. - Princesa

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Macusani East JV

• 2007 Drill Targets

Macusani South Macusani West Picotani Pilunani Princesa Cullquimayo

Recent Press Releases:

June 02, 2008		Solex Resources Corp. Completes NI 43-101 Technical Report At Princesa

August 23, 2007		Solex Resources Corp. Intersects 1,482.5 g/t Silver Over Three Metres At Princesa; Strike Length Increases to 1.7 km and Mineralization Still Open To Northwest and East

June 6, 2007		Solex Resources Corp. Provides Update on Exploration Projects in Peru

May 30, 2007		Solex Resources Corp. Intersects 40.5 metres of 1.49% Zinc at Princesa and Extends Strike Length to 1.5 km

October 05, 2006		Solex Resources Corp. Announces Granting Of Drill Permits For Phase 2 Drilling At Pilunani-Princessa

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Introduction: The Princesa project was staked by Solex in March, 2005, after extensive exploration activities in the region near its Pilunani project. The project includes five known silver veins which were mined intermittently in the early 1960s.

Size/Location: The Princesa property consists of five claims covering 2,500 hectares located 18 kilometers southeast of the Crucero district in Peru. The property is accessible via paved road from the city of Juliaca (1 ½ hour flight from Lima), located approx. 110 km south (3.5 hours drive) to the town of Azangaro, then along gravel roads.

Ownership: The property is 100% owned by Solex.

History: Previous exploration reports from 1974 show mined average grades of 4.7 oz silver, 5.2% lead and 2.88% zinc for the Princesa vein, over an average width of 8 meters, which was mined over a strike length of 200 meters from 3 levels. The size of the mine dumps and workings at the site indicate moderate historical production.

Geology/Mineralization: The silver-lead-zinc mineralization at Princesa occurs in sub-horizontal, cross-bedded, sandstones and conglomerates. Exposed veins are breccia textured. Evidence of previous mining activity is visible over a considerable area, with open stopes and adits. The deposits is interpreted as high-temperature (> ca. 250º C) vein/stockwork/replacement systems directly associated with large-scale diatreme emplacement.

Exploration: Solex has completed an NI 43-101 compliant report on the Company's Princesa lead, zinc and silver project in south eastern Peru.

The report identified an Inferred Mineral Resource of 4.6 million tonnes grading 90.88 g/t silver, 1.66% lead and 1.69% zinc. The report also concludes that the project has significant potential to increase these resources as the main vein is open both on strike and at depth, and no provision has been allowed for the potential discovery of other mineralised structures on the property. The report recommends the Company to carry out additional drilling on the Princesa Vein to test its lateral and depth extension below 150 meters in order bring the Inferred Mineral Resource to an Indicated-measured Resource category, to complete complementary drilling on the V2 and V1b veins and a systematic geochemical (rocks, soil and talus) sampling program, mapping, trenching and exploratory drilling both on the NW extension of the Princesa Vein. The cost of such program has been estimated at US$ 1.1 M.

The Princesa project is 100%-owned by Solex. The property was acquired by Solex in 2004, after extensive exploration activities in the region near its Pilunani project.