92 Resources Corp. Confirms 99% Silica at Zim Frac Property

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sept. 16, 2014) - 92 Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:NTY) (the "Company") reports it is in receipt of positive geochemical test results from it's Zim Frac silica property in southeastern British Columbia, Canada, where it holds a 100% interest.

Further to the Company's news release dated August 26^th, 2014, a two part sampling program to collect four 10 kilogram and four 1 kilogram high-grade silica quartzite rock samples has been carried out to further evaluate and confirm the property's potential for hosting a commercial quartzite resource capable of supplying both frac sand and/or high purity or metallurgical silica. The samples were taken from four sites, equally spaced over a vertical distance of 180 metres, from a central area of the occurrence that is over 1,500 metres in length, at least 400 metres wide and on trend with an existing producer on the adjacent license to the northwest, the Moberly silica mine.

The one kilogram samples submitted to ALS Geochemistry were tested to determine both purity of silica, as well as perform a detailed analyses of the part per million (ppm) levels for a suite of 63 other elements and oxides. Testing from these samples returned silica values of 98.7%, 98.3%, 98.6% and 99.0% SiO2 (Silicon Dioxide) and support the property's potential to host commercial metallurgical grade silica. Additionally, the assay results of deleterious elements for these same samples indicate low quantities including Boron values of 14, 6, 7, and 12 ppm, respectively. A complete table of the full assay results can be viewed on the company website: www.92resources.com.

"While still awaiting initial results from Stim Lab's testing to assess the frac sand characteristics we are certainly delighted with these positive geochem results as they confirm the high purity nature of the material at our Zim Frac property. Also, the recent announcement by Heemskirk Canada having entered advanced discussions with a potential partner to further develop their adjacent Moberly mine's frac sand production speaks strongly to the industry's view of the commercial potential for our Zim Frac property," remarked Adrian Lamoureux, President & CEO.