Recovery factors based on information from Aljustrel deposit ore, except for copper where a 70% recovery was assumed. Metal prices were calculated using LME three year moving averages.�


2006-2007 Drill Program Summary:

During the 2006-2007 program, a total of 5197 meters of drilling was completed in 11 holes. The program was successful in 3 key areas:�

1. Expansion of known mineralization: Drillhole LS06043 cut a total of 24.7 meters of saprolite which is believed to be the weathered equivalent of massive sulphide mineralization. Individual samples within the saprolite graded up to 3.12% Zn and 16.6 gpt Ag over 1.3 meters. At the base of the saprolite 1.85 meters of less weathered massive sulphide was recovered from this hole and graded 2.08% Zn and 17 gpt Ag.

2. Extension of the Lagoa Salgada Mineralizing System: LS07047 was drilled to the immediate north of the Lagao Salgada deposit across an interpreted cross fault. The hole encountered 243.22 meters of volcanics and breccias with varying intensities of footwall-style, sericite-pyrite alteration, including local quartz-pyrite stockwork. This new information has upgraded a series of anomalies trending to the north from LS07047.

3. Discovery of new lens of massive sulphide mineralization: RM07004 cut 2.5 meters of semi-massive to massive sulphides from 436.6 to 439.10 meters down the hole. This new discovery is located in the Rio de Moinhos area of the Lagoa Salgada Project. In follow up drilling, drill hole RM07006 collared 370 meters to the south west encountered similar geology including a small jasper horizon which may be the distal equivalent of a massive sulphide body. This area will be the focus of drilling in subsequent programs. No significant assays were returned from these two holes, however, the Company is extremely encouraged by the discovery of a potential new lens of massive sulphide mineralization.

Project Update:

Under the exploration contract between the Company and the Portuguese government, the Company has applied for and received a one year extension on the Lagoa Salgada Concession. Under the terms of the contract the area of the concession has been reduced by 50% and now totals approximately 207 square kilometres. All key areas within the property have been retained. Follow up drilling in the Lagoa Salgada and Rio de Moinhos target areas is planned for the fall of 2007.�

Quality Assurances and Controls (QA/QC)

For the 2006 drill program, sampling has been conducted and supervised by Redcorp geologists using established documented sampling procedures. Samples are shipped directly to Eco-Tech Laboratories in Kamloops for sample preparation, ICP analyses, wet assays for base metals and fire assays for gold and silver, using industry-standard procedures. The Company has a comprehensive QA/QC program in place to ensure sample and assay integrity including field blanks, duplicate samples and standards for base-metals, gold and silver.�

The resource estimate has been prepared in accordance with the Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects as defined by National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101). Gilles Arseneau, Ph.D., P.Geo of Wardrop Engineering is the Independent Qualified Person who has assumed authorship of this estimate. A complete 43-101 Technical Report will be filed on SEDAR within 45 days.�

Redcorp Ventures Ltd. is a Vancouver-based mineral exploration and development company with active projects in British Columbia and Portugal. Further information on Redcorp and the Tulsequah Project can be obtained on the Company's website at www.redcorp-ventures.com and at Redfern's website at www.redfern.bc.ca or by calling toll-free to Troy Winsor, Manager of Investor Relations, at 1-888-225-9662.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF REDCORP VENTURES LTD.

"Terence Chandler"

Terence Chandler
President

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