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Sultan Minerals Inc. (SUL:TSX-V) ("Sultan") is pleased to report assay results for 9 holes, JS07-30 thru JS07-38, from the on-going drill program on its 100% owned Jersey-Emerald tungsten-molybdenum Property in southern British Columbia. The holes explored the East Emerald Tungsten Zone and show 6 tungsten bearing horizons, several of which are molybdenum rich, hosted within a 700-foot thick stratigraphic unit. The holes confirm the continuation of the tungsten mineralization over a length of 2,000 feet (600 metres) and a width of 700 feet (200 metres). The zone remains open to the north, south and west.

The East Emerald Tungsten Zone is a sizeable zone of low-grade, bulk tonnage, tungsten mineralization discovered by drilling in 2006. Assays from the earlier drill holes completed in November 2006, which are also along the east side of the zone, showed grades of 0.15% WO₃ across core widths ranging from 15.0 to 54.5 feet within a 201.3 foot wide zone that assayed 0.08% WO₃ (see News Release of Jan 17, 2007). The present drill results show many intersections of 0.20% WO₃ to 0.45% WO₃, often with associated molybdenum values, suggesting that grades improve to the north.

The western up-dip extension of the mineralization is exposed on surface, suggesting that a significant percentage of the mineralization may be amenable to open pit mining. The mineralization lies directly above the Invincible decline, which is a large haulage tunnel designed to handle 40 ton trucks. This raises the possibility that the mineralization may be readily accessible to low-cost underground mining as well as surface mining operations.

Significant intersections from the recent drill holes are given in the following table:

DRILL-HOLE NUMBER	GRID North	GRID East	AZMTH /DIP	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	WIDTH (feet)	WO3 (%)	MoS2 (%)
JS07-30	9165	8650	245/-55	107.00	120.00	13.80	0.01	0.11
and				141.60	148.40	6.80	0.07	0.31
and				579.90	708.90	129.0	0.09
Including				579.90	588.00	8.10	0.20
Including				678.00	708.90	30.90	0.20
Including				678.00	688.00	10.00	0.29
and				815.50	824.70	9.20	0.16
and				946.10	968.00	21.90	0.16
Including				953.20	958.00	4.80	0.25
and				998.00	1003.00	5.00	0.14
JS07-31	8657	8134	084/-55	88.80	98.00	9.20	0.08
and				190.30	198.00	7.70		0.12
JS07-32	9140	8400	105/-55	55.20	60.50	5.30	0.09	0.29
and				97.00	101.90	4.90	0.22
and				112.30	116.20	3.90	0.11
JS07-33	10060	8142	295/-80	78.00	81.90	3.90	0.06	0.12
and				326.50	336.50	10.00	0.25	0.20
and				448.00	520.40	72.40	0.12
and				448.00	487.50	9.50	0.18	0.03
and				527.80	534.00	6.20	0.08	0.18
JS07-34	10060	8142	295/-50	327.00	331.70	4.70	0.10
and	10060	8142	295/-50	417.50	427.00	9.50	0.30	0.34
JS07-35	10060	8142	145/-55	No	Values
JS07-36	9765	8159	290/-90	183.30	205.00	21.70	0.11
Including				198.00	205.00	7.00	0.17
and				326.40	336.60	10.20	0.11	0.74
JS07-37	9765	8159	290/-70	168.50	187.60	19.10	0.11
JS07-38	9765	8159	145/-45	224.30	347.00	122.70	0.14
Including				224.30	244.90	20.60	0.21	0.05
Including				243.30	244.90	1.60	0.49	0.19
Including				293.30	347.00	53.70	0.20
Including				304.20	309.70	5.50	0.33
Including				332.80	347.00	14.20	0.45
Including				332.80	337.10	4.30	1.32
and				480.80	484.90	4.10	0.81

Note 1: All dimensions and core lengths are recorded in feet in order that results are compatible with the historic mine grid and the existing database of 5,600 drill holes. Convert feet to metres by multiplying by 0.304.
Note 2: Intersection angles vary from 15� to 90� suggesting that the true width of the mineralized horizons range from 25% to 95% of the intersection widths.

Drill holes JS07-30, JS07-31 and JS07-32 were drilled primarily to explore for lead mineralization north of the historic Emerald lead mine. The intended primary target was not encountered but the three holes intersected several bands of tungsten and molybdenum above the uppermost known tungsten mineralization. Good lateral continuity to the tungsten mineralization was exhibited by the presence of the zones in all 3 holes. Drill hole JS07-30 was drilled to depth and is the only hole to penetrate the entire East Emerald Zone. This hole intersected 6 tungsten bearing horizons including 2 molybdenum rich zones over a core length of 896 feet. Intersections of note included 0.09% WO₃ across 129.00 feet, 0.29% WO₃ across 10.00 feet, 0.20% WO₃ across 30.90 feet, 0.16% WO₃ across 21.90 feet and 0.31% MoS2 and 0.07% WO₃ across 6.80 feet.

The intersections seen in hole JS07-30 shows two prominent tungsten bearing horizons. The upper horizon which extends from a hole depth of 579.9 to 708.9 feet is now referred to as the Upper East Emerald Tungsten Zone. The lower horizon which extended from a hole depth of 815.5 to 1,003.0 feet has been named the Lower East Emerald Tungsten Zone.

Tungsten and molybdenum intersections seen in holes JS07-31 and JS07-32 occur above the Upper East Emerald Zone. Holes JS07-33 and JS07-34, the two most northerly holes, intersected narrow sections of mineralization in both the Upper and Lower East Emerald Zones. Highlights of Hole JS07-34 include 0.30% WO₃ and 0.34% MoS₂ across 9.50 feet. Hole JS07-35 was drilled easterly to test the Emerald intrusive for molybdenum but found the granite to be un-mineralized in this location. Holes JS07-36, JS07-37 and JS07-38 intersected portions of both the Upper and Lower East Emerald Zones. Highlights include 0.11% WO₃ and 0.74% MoS₂ across 10.20 feet on Hole JS07-36. Hole JS07-38 was drilled easterly and intersected the western limit of the unmineralized Emerald intrusive. Hole JS07-38 intersected 0.14% WO₃ across 122.70 feet including 0.20% WO₃ across 53.70 feet and 0.45% WO₃ across 14.20 feet.

Together with six previous holes, E-06-01 to E-06-06, the drill results show six tungsten bearing horizons that have been traced along strike for 2,000 feet and through a stratigraphic thickness of almost 700 feet. Assays are pending for a further 9 drill holes, JS07-39 through JS07-47, that are expected to confirm the East Emerald Tungsten Zone over a strike length of 2,500 feet.

Assays are presently awaited for 30 surface and underground drill holes in the ongoing drill program. Diamond drilling is currently underway on the East Dodger Molybdenum Zone where underground drill hole JM07-04 intersected 0.10% MoS₂ over a core length of 548.0 feet.

Mr. Perry Grunenberg, P.Geo., of PBG Geoscience from Kamloops, BC, is Sultan's project supervisor and "Qualified Person" as defined by NI 43-101, "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects". Mr. Ed Lawrence, P.Eng., former Manager of the Jersey and Emerald Mines for Placer-Dome, oversees the on-going Diamond drilling programs.

For further information on Sultan's projects, visit www.sultanminerals.com

Arthur G. Troup, P.Eng., Geological
President and CEO

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