Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. Acquires Another Manganese Property in New Brunswick

In 1954 Stratmat mapped the area and undertook a gravity survey followed by seven (7) drill holes totaling 590 metres on the resulting gravity anomaly. A subsequent report (Report on the National Management Limited Property (N.B.28A), Grassville NB, 1955) by K.O.J. Sidwell, reported 453,500 tonnes of manganese mineralization grading 11.0% Mn and 8.45% Fe to a depth of 80 metres in a body 250 metres long and approximately 10 metres wide. (Note: The resource calculation is historical and preliminary in nature and was undertaken prior to the implementation of NI 43-101 regulations, has not yet been verified by Globex nor its geological staff and thus, should not be relied upon.)

Sidwell suggested that there was poor correlation between the drill results and the gravity anomaly and our consulting geologist has indicated that the mineralized zone has a strike of approximately 15 degrees variance with the gravity anomaly. In other words, there is every chance that additional mineralization shouldn’t be ruled out. In addition, much of the area is blanketed by a deep cover which made exploration difficult.

Shareholders are probably aware of the current speculation regarding the development of a new type of battery containing manganese as a possible replacement for cobalt and the rise in the stock price of Manganese X (MN-TSX.V) over the last several days. The addition of another manganese property will allow Globex to take further advantage of the current interest in manganese as a potentially important battery metal by seeking to option this new asset.

This press release was written by Jack Stoch, Geo., President and CEO of Globex in his capacity as a Qualified Person (Q.P.) under NI 43-101.

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