Kincora Copper Intersects Improved Copper and Gold at Bronze Fox Project

Kincora Copper Limited has announced an Exploration Update for the Bronze Fox Project (Buyant License), which occupies 223km² of land 140km northeast of the world class Oyu Tolgoi project, on the same metallogenic belt.

Exploration update

• Kincora completed a further 1,240m of diamond (core) drilling in October (in addition to the 10,035m completed by end-September)
• 5 holes have been drilled in October and assay results have been returned for 3 holes (two in West Kasulu and one in Sophie North). The significant results include:
  • F31 West Kasulu: Intersected high copper grade of 8.11% and high gold grade of 1.5g/t over 1m within a 106m intersection of 0.40%CuEq
  • F35 West Kasulu: Located 1.3km to the east of F31. About 50% of the intervals intersected copper with the highest Cu content of 0.41% and highest gold content of 0.46g/t.
  • F36 Sophie North: Gold anomalies intersected. From 36 to 342m, 10 1m intervals intersected >0.1g/t Au, with the highest return of 0.44g/t Au.
• A surface rock chip sample program (60 samples) to test for potential gold in an area 3km south of Leca Pass resulted in 11 assays with gold grade of >0.5g/t, including 8 samples with >1g/t Au, and 3 samples with >19g/t Au, the highest being 91.6g/t Au. Those samples are scattered in quartz veins along a shear zone which is relatively underexplored. 8 samples with >1g/t Au were distributed in a zone of 500m in length.

Next steps

• A systematic rock chip sampling program over all of the historical Soviet trenches has been conducted at intervals of 2m.
• A soil sampling program commenced on 5th November with a 200m grid to cover the whole license area. The objective of this program is to screen gold mineralization potential, especially for the area outside of the current work concentration areas (West Kasulu, Leca Pass, Dunlop Fox, Buchanan Heights and Sophie North).
• Kincora plans to carry out a high resolution ground magnetic survey program. The objective of this survey is to map structure and alterations associated with magnetite destruction, and also to highlight any magnetic intrusions, especially for the covered terrain which composes significant parts of the license area.
• Kincora is planning further IP survey lines which aim to follow up rock chip samples anomalous in gold, to extend and complement previous IP work.

"We are excited with the recent results, - says Igor Kovarsky, President & CEO. " Kincora will complete the 2011 drilling program in November and will concentrate on geophysics and geochemistry studies, as well as adding core cutting facilities to expedite sample delivery to the labs for assaying. During the winter we will design the 2012 exploration program to agressively attack specific areas based on the results and knowledge obtained from the above mentioned surveys." – added Mr. Kovarsky.