Montreal - Robex Resources Inc. (TSX-V: RBX) reports that the surface work undertaken in February has returned the expected results. This work has exposed and located on surface, the high grade mineralized zone intersected in drill hole WR-139, that is 4.2g/t over 22m..

Based on the data collected, the model seems to confirm that mineralization on the Fandou zone, Wili-Wili property, is vertical and continuous. This work will allow Robex to plan infill drilling to begin resource definition.

Description of the program

The pits numbered WW-20 to WW-33 were implanted towards the east on section 1366900 with an average spacing of ten metres. Pit WW-21 presented below is located 45m east of the collar of drill hole WR-139, in an area were the rock is subcropping.

The next pit (WW-22), located 11m further east, has intersected 1.8g/t over one metre, between metres 5 and 6, in saprolite at the bottom of the pit. As one could have expected, the other pits did not intersect significant values, the sharp decrease in the grades towards the east coinciding with surface geochemical data.

The digging of these 14 pits averaging 10m in depth, indicates that mineralization is sub-vertical with an 80-degree east inclination. The spacing of the pits, the estimated inclination and the fact that the intersection in hole WR-139 is at least 22 metres wide (hole stopped in mineralization) allows us to assume that the real width of mineralization in that section would be about 12 metres wide.

Robex is active in gold exploration in Mali. Its growth potential is based on the quality of its team and of its projects as well as on its objective of creating value for its shareholders. This release and the information contained herein have been verified by Jean Demers, P.Geo and qualified person. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the accuracy of this release.