STOCK EXCHANGE CODES   ASX: ADU TSXV: ADU FSE: AXM       SHARE INFORMATION   ASX Share Price : A$0.62   Issued Shares : 116.3M   Market Cap: A$72.1M   Unlisted Options : 2.95M       RESOURCES   Measured: 0.86mozs 12mt 2.3g/t   Indicated: 0.31moz 5.0mt 1.9g/t   Inferred: 0.39mozs 6.3mt 1.9g/t   MARKET CAP/OZ A$46

Adamus Advances – Positive Feasibility Study

ASX and Media Release

14 June 2007

Emerging gold producer Adamus Resources Limited (‘Adamus’ or ‘the Company’) (ASX:ADU) has further advanced its Southern Ashanti Gold Project (’SAGP’ or the ‘Project’) in West Africa, with the feasibility study confirming the resource and economic potential of the Project.

Adamus’ Managing Director Mark Bojanjac said “the principal objectives of the feasibility study had now been achieved, including JORC compliant reporting of resources and reserve estimates, along with operating and capital costs estimates for a 1.3Mtpa throughput scenario”.

Total measured, indicated and inferred gold resources of the Salman and Anwia deposits in the SAGP have been increased to 1.6 million ounces, with more than 73% now in the measured and indicated category.

The SAGP is located in southern Ghana, West Africa. The Project consists of a contiguous block of granted tenure covering approximately 500 square kilometres on the southern extension of the Ashanti Gold Belt, host to over of 60 moz of gold. Ghana has a long mining history and the Project is located to take advantage of excellent access to port and road infrastructure.

“The feasibility study has allowed Adamus to upgrade its resource and financial estimates for the Southern Ashanti Gold Project.  We have now largely de-risked the Project and the Board is encouraged by the regional potential of its ground holding,” Mr Bojanjac said.

“Adamus’ strategy is to advance and grow these assets as quickly as possible, while maintaining our aggressive exploration approach,” Mr Bojanjac said.

Work on the feasibility study commenced in the first quarter of 2006.  The study was coordinated by Adamus using the services of experienced independent consultants including Lycopodium Engineering Pty Limited, Knight Piesold Consulting, SGS Environment and Mining Solutions Consultancy Pty Limited.

The feasibility study estimates average annual gold production of approximately 100,000 ounces over the first five and a half years of mine life and is based on the development of a 1.3 million tonne per annum (Mtpa) processing facility, treating the Anwia and Salman deposits over a six and a half year period.  The studied plant configuration consists of crushing, SAG milling, gravity recovery, pre-leach thickening and a six stage CIL circuit.

Total cash costs per ounce are estimated to be US$354.  Cash operating costs include all mining, processing and administration costs, royalties (3% of gross revenue) and excludes sustaining capital and mine closure costs.  Operating costs have been estimated by Lycopodium Engineering Pty Ltd in consultation with Adamus.  Mining costs have been calculated by Mining Solutions Consultancy Pty Ltd based on budget pricing received from experienced Ghana active mining contractors.

The Base Case economic model has been run at a gold price of US$660 per ounce and estimates total project cash flows to be A$184.6 million (pre capex and tax).  Ore reserve estimates have been calculated using the more conservative gold price of US$575 per ounce.  The study assumes power sourced from the Ghanaian power grid.

The Company has also run an Expected Case scenario, which demonstrates the potential impact of an assumed increases in total production on the economics of the Project, with Estimated total cash flows of A$218.9M (pre capex and tax).  The Company’s exploration and development activities in 2007 will focus on the most prospective areas of the Project in terms of endeavouring to prove up additional ore reserves.

About Adamus

Adamus Resources Limited is a Perth-based mineral exploration company, listed on Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), Toronto Stock Exchange Venture Exchange (TSX-V) and Frankfurt Stock Exchange Open Market (FSE).

The Company’s primary focus is on exploring and realising the economic potential of the Southern Ashanti Gold Project in Ghana, West Africa. The Project encompasses 500km2 of granted tenure in the Ashanti Gold Belt – host to over 60moz of gold and some of the largest gold mines in the world. Ghana is a stable West African country with a long history of large-scale gold mining. Gold production is vital to the national economy.

Members of the Adamus Board and management team have proven records in mineral exploration, project development and project financing.

Further information and detail on the feasibility study available on the Adamus Resources website: www.adamusresources.com.au

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