BMEX Gold Inc. announced the details of its exploration plans for second half of 2021 on its King Tut Property and Dunlop Bay Property. The company is fully funded for its 2021-2022 exploration programs. King Tut: The project is located 65 km east of Amex Exploration's Perron Property. BMEX completed an inaugural 4,500-metre drill program on King Tut during the first half of the year. Nearly every hole returned anomalous gold values related to quartz-carbonates veining indicating that a hydrothermal gold-bearing system is hosted on the property. Highlight hole TUT-21-018 assayed 81.89 g/t Au over 0.45 metres and targeted the western edge of the known gold bearing structure at King Tut which left almost 2 km of strike in the property to test westward. BMEX conducted a drone magnetic survey on the property as a follow up to the drill program. Data is currently being processed; detailed magnetic maps can be expected in the next 2 weeks. August - September 2021 - Magnetic survey data processing, correlation with geological data from previous drill program and geological modelling to identify key drill targets in collaboration with Laurentia Exploration. Complete permitting for drill program. October - November 2021 - Up to 3,000 metre drill program to commence on the identified targets. BMEX has secured a turn-key service for the drilling program (rig, geological and technical team). December 2021 - January 2022: Assay results from drill program expected. Three-dimensional geological modeling based on assay results and drill program planning for 2022. Dunlop Bay: The Property is located immediately north of the Matagami Base Metals District, 15 km north-east from Glencore's Matagami Lake Mine Plant, processing zinc, copper, silver, and gold material from the Bracemac-McLeod Mine. Fourth quarter of 2021: The company will review current data, conduct a drone magnetic survey and a field program, followed by data Integration and 3D geological modeling. Upon compilation of the data, a drill program will be finalized.