GoGold Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that the definitive agreement has been signed, due diligence has been completed, and the company has received an NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate by P & E Mining Consultants Inc. on the newly acquired Promotora tailings at Parral, Mexico. The new additional 12.6 million ounces in the silver equivalent mineral resource estimate represents a significant increase in mineral resources located in close proximity to the Parral heap leach facility. GoGold has previously released a 35 million ounces of silver equivalent (50/1) reserve at Parral (See press release dated February 21, 2013), and the new tailings will add a further 12.6 million ounces of silver equivalent resources that could be processed at the existing facility.

Gainey Capital Corp. is pleased to announce it has signed a new 10 year “Working Agreement” with the San Andres Milpillas Indian Community (Comunidad Indigena de San Andres Milpillas), in the State of Nayarit, Mexico, where Gainey owns and operates the mining concessions of approximately 15,000 Hectares. The agreement includes increased access to a large number of skilled and unskilled local workers, as well as heavy equipment at very attractive rates. This is the final community agreement relating to Gainey’s Mexican mining concessions and is a key step in supporting Gainey’s aggressive 2015 ore processing and exploration plans at its El Colomo gold and silver property, where 21 strongly mineralized bodies have already been identified.

Riverside Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has staked and is in the process of acquiring title to the 128 km2 Thor Copper Project in Sonora, Mexico. The Project was acquired as a part of funded alliance activities through the Company’s copper porphyry exploration alliance with a wholly owned subsidiary of Antofagasta plc.

Sierra Metals Inc. is pleased to announce a $9 million budgeted exploration program for 2015 to drill over 75,000 meters on its three operating mines in Peru and Mexico and over 4,000 meters on two exploration targets in Mexico.

Mexus Gold US announced today that the placer plant at the Julio Mine is now fully operational. The company will use the first few days to ensure that the wash plant and associated parts are optimized for maximum recovery. As stated in previous press releases, the company expects to recover 5 to 6 ounces of gold per day costing approximately $950. CEO Paul Thompson added, “We are very excited to announce the startup of the placer operation. Our Mine Superintendent, Diego Guillermo Baltazar Garcia, and his crew worked tirelessly over the last few weeks to bring this operation online. We are now focused on obtaining the blasting permit so we can begin the underground operation.”