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d e c e m b e r / j a n u a r y 2 0 1 6 www.resourceworld.com 41 g/t silver (82,300 oz contained gold and 136,200 oz contained silver). The proposed 1,000 tpd, underground gold/silver mine is amenable to longhole, low-cost, bulk, underground mining. Waste rock can be backfilled and stored underground. The processing circuit envi- sions a conventional cyanide leach with SO 2 destruction producing doré on site. Low cost power will be supplied from the BC hydro grid. IDM states that there is still significant exploration upside to define additional gold and silver mineralization at Red Mountain. The company has identified an additional 800 metres of mineralization from Marc/AV/JW resource area, as well as the parallel, high-grade 141 Zone trend. Additional targets include high-grade drill intercepts and surface samples found at Cambria, Brad, McAdam, Marc Zone extension, Singh, Meg and Rio Blanco zones. The project is part of a 16-km-long trend of mineralization and alteration that is bound on the southeast by the rapidly melting Cambria ice-field, and other historic producing mines, nine km northwest of Red Mountain. IDM sees numerous geologic similarities to prolific KSM/Brucejack/Valley of the Kings trend located a little further north. IDM management is also in discussions with a number of banking and mining finance firms in preparation for securing the debt and equity capital required to support the potential development of Red Mountain in 2016. More recently, the company completed a private placement which will add $2.5 million to its coffers. A total of $1.4 mil- lion of that investment was contributed by Delbrook Capital Advisors and Lake Shore Gold. Both Delbrook and Lakeshore now effectively control 19.9% each of IDM Mining's current share capital. Seabridge Gold holds 6.7%, Kinross Gold as another 4.5%, and other institutions together hold a total of 9%. Insiders and advisors to the company control 10%. This leaves about 30% or 22 million shares of float in the market. Currently, IDM mining has 73.65 million shares outstanding and a market capitalization of $6.6 million. n

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