February 25, 2008
Frontier Pacific & Solex Joint Venture Reports Drill Results from the Calvario II Prospect, Macusani Uranium Project, Peru

Vancouver, British Columbia - February 25, 2008 - Frontier Pacific Mining Corporation (TSX-V: FRP) ("Frontier Pacific") and Solex Resources Corp.( TSX-V: SOX ) ("Solex"), (collectively the "Venture Participants") are pleased to report results from a completed 32-hole drill program at their Calvario II near-surface uranium target. This drill program formed part of a 24,000-metre program that was conducted in 2007 to test an initial seven targets on the extensive Macusani uranium project in southern Peru.

Calvario II Results

HIGHLIGHTS

• 2m @ 3.5 lbs/ton (0.177%) U3O8 (in drillhole CII07-15)
• 2m @ 2.4 lbs/ton (0.118%) U3O8 (in drillhole CII07-11)
• 5m @ 1.0 lbs/ton (0.051%) U3O8 (in drillhole CII07-15)
• 3m @ 1.0 lbs/ton (0.051%) U3O8 (in drillhole CII07-31)

The Calvario II prospect is located 4 km west of the Calvario I prospect and is part of the Calvario Group that consists of prospects Calvario I, Calvario II, Calvario III and Puncopata in the northern part of the Macusani project. A map showing the location of the targets is available at www.frontierpacific.com and www.solexresources.com.

Results from the 32 holes confirmed a near-surface, flat lying ignimbrite volcanic flow containing a weighted average grade of 0.01% U3O8 (103ppm U3O8) or 0.21 pounds per ton (U3O8) over an average stratigraphic thickness of 3.0 metres covering an area measuring 200 metres by 150 metres in plan view. This represents approximately 12% of the total size of the radiometric anomaly, which measures 700 m x 350 m.

Higher-grade mineralization remains open to the north and west within the remaining radiometric anomaly and results show good continuity of uranium grade within the strata-bound T2 ignimbrite volcanic flow.

Uranium mineralization found through drilling at Calvario II occurs as several mineralogical types, disseminated between tuffaceous fragments and within congealing fracture fillings related to cooling of the near-surface flows. In several locations, the favourable uraniferous ignimbrite flows appear stacked one on top of the other and separated in most cases by barren or low grade ignimbrites.

The application for drill permits to further define the mineralization and potential resource at Calvario II has begun. A follow-up drill program will be included as part of the 2008 (20,000 metres) drill program scheduled to begin during the first quarter of 2008.

Drill results from the Calvario II Prospect
(Drillhole collar and survey information can be found at www.frontierpacific.com and www.solexresources.com).

Notes:
- Lower cut-off grade = 0.01% (or 100ppm) U3O8 for 0.200lbs/ton; No top cut was applied
- For completeness - Holes CII07-02, CII07-05, CII07-06, CII07-07, CII07-21, CII07-22, CII07-23, CII07-27 and CII07-28 used a lower cut-off grade = 0.005% (50ppm) U3O8 for 0.1lbs/ton.

Ian F. Laurent, M.Econ.Geol. MAIG (Vice President - Exploration; Frontier Pacific) is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists, a Competent Person, responsible for the technical content of this news release and a Qualified Person under Canadian Securities Administrators National Instrument 43-101. Peter F. Tegart, P.Geo, and Jonathan Challis FIMMM are Qualified Persons under Canadian Securities Administrators National Instrument 43-101 policies, and are responsible for the contents of this news release.

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