Corex Gold Corporation Announces Drill Results From Caliche Property by 24hgold

Re: News Releases - Thursday, November 15, 2007
Title: Corex Announces Drill Results >From Caliche Property

VANCOUVER, BC - Corex Gold Corp. (the "Company") is pleased to announce it has received partial results on its ongoing 12,000m reverse circulation drill program that has commenced on the Caliche Property located in Sonora State, Mexico.

The objective of the first phase of drilling is to test numerous targets on the Caliche Property. The drill results are presented by target area. Intervals must be at least 10 feet wide, grades are reported at a 0.35 g/t Au cutoff. All drill holes have been surveyed down hole to check for drill hole deviation. Corex utilizes a comprehensive QA/QC program consisting of blank samples, sample duplicates and reference samples to insure assay integrity and to check sample procedure and protocol on the drill rig. Results are as follows;

Cabeza Blanca

The 400 meter long Cabeza Blanca was drill tested with 2 holes. The target is the site of a 2 level underground mine with numerous shafts and other shallower workings. Host rocks are comprised of sandstone and quartz feldspar porphyry. The most common mapped alteration styles are sericite-illite crosscut by quartz vein stockwork. Abundant hematite and goethite are present as disseminations and fracture fillings.

The results are incomplete with the remaining assays expected within a few weeks. The drill holes are 70 meters apart.

DRILL HOLE	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	INTERVAL (feet)	Au g/t	Ag g/t

CCR-20	15	70	55	1.38	7.0
CCR-21	30	45	15	2.35	10.3

Los Japoneses

Los Japoneses is the site of extensive historical mining on the Caliche property. It is the location of a 3 level mine, portions of which were mined from the surface down to a vertical distance of at least 100 meters. Splays and sub-parallel structures are mapped and evidence of gambusino interest is evident in the smaller pits and shallow shafts that dot the area. Rock types in this area are sandstone, quartz feldspar porphyry and minor siltstone. Alteration is mapped as predominantly phyllic, with lesser sericite-illite. Iron oxides are abundant and consist of both fracture controlled and disseminated hematite and goethite.

14 holes were drilled on the main Los Japoneses structure, associated splays, and sub-parallel structures.

Drill hole spacing varies from 25 meters to greater than 90 meters and is spaced along the whole of the 450 meters of strike length on Japoneses. Assay results are complete for all holes except CCR-17, CCR-18, CCR-19 and CCR-28. The holes are reported from the northern end of the structure to the south.

DRILL HOLE	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	INTERVAL (feet)	Au g/t	Ag g/t

CCR-16	425	480	55	0.41	1.0
CCR-06	0	20	20	0.527	7.8
	60	70	10	0.892	11.5
	110	125	15	0.643	9.3
	155	165	10	1.265	6.5
CCR-01	65	85	20	0.628	7.8
CCR-17	10	40	30	0.63	6.2
CCR-18	75	100	25	7.556	24.8
incl			5	35.0	95.0
	115	135	20	0.709	2.5
CCR-10	195	210	15	1.287	nsv
	225	240	15	0.416	nsv
	320	340	20	0.652	4.5
CCR-05	35	50	15	1.621	16
	70	80	10	0.445	5.5
	220	245	25	1.449	4.0
CCR-19	0	30	30	0.37	2.7
CCR-28	40	60	20	0.57	5.0

• nsv = no significant value

Los Cuervos

This area of historic mining activity is located south and on strike with Los Japoneses to the northwest. Los Cuervos is approximately 400 meters in strike length. Numerous shafts, adits and prospect pits occur throughout the zone. Primary rock type is sandstone, alteration style consists of phyllic, propylitic and abundant iron oxides.

12 holes were drilled along the 400 meters of strike with the drill spacing varying from 25 meters to 85 meters. The drill holes are described from north to south. Results are as follows;

DRILL HOLE	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	INTERVAL (feet)	Au g/t	Ag g/t

CCR-15	40	80	40	0.38	nsv
CCR-14	125	145	20	0.57	1.8
	155	180	25	0.62	1.0
	195	230	25	0.98	2.3
CCR-27	215	230	15	0.845	1.0
CCR-25	0	40	40	2.162	28.5
	360	375	15	2.788	2.0
CCR-13	140	160	20	1.524	5.5
CCR-24	5	25	20	0.536	2.5

Mina Abejas

Two short adits and several small prospect pits mark the area known as Mina Abejas. The Abejas area as defined is part of the larger Veta de Oro veins system which has a strike length of at least 700 meters. The strike length of Mina Abejas proper is 250 meters. Host rocks for gold and silver mineralization are siltstones, limestone, and minor amounts of feldspar porphyry. Alteration is dominated by propylitic crosscut by sericte-illite-quartz veins with abundant iron oxides.

A total of 6 holes have been drilled at Mina Abejas, assay results have been received for 5 holes. Drill hole spacing along 150 meters of strike varies from 25 meters to 75 meters.

Drill holes are reported from north to south.

DRILL HOLE	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	INTERVAL (feet)	Au g/t	Ag g/t

CCR-29	80	105	25	1.03	3.6
CCR-22	65	90	25	1.542	14.4
CCR-02	40	55	15	0.521	1.7
	65	80	15	2.52	5.0
	110	130	20	0.549	13.3
CCR-23	180	200	20	1.288	11.0
CCR-30	105	115	10	0.425	nsv
	160	180	20	1.514	9.0

Corex has completed approximately 1/3 of its intended 12,000m reverse circulation drill program. Drilling is on going to test further exploration targets, to test continuity of intercepts already known, as well as continued mapping, rock chip sampling, and trench mapping and sampling.

Alan D. Hitchborn, Vice President-Exploration, manages Corex's exploration and development programs. Matthew D. Gray, Ph.D., C.P.G., a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, supervised the preparation of the technical information in this release.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

"Craig D. Schneider"
President & CEO

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Fax: 604.683-2506
E-mail: info@corexgold.com

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