Infrastructure Materials Corp. announced additional assay results on its recent copper-gold discovery at its Kope Scheelite Project in Nevada. The company's wholly owned subsidiary, Silver Reserve Corp., has received assay results on ten surface samples taken from the Project.

Surface rock sampling and testing were conducted to assist in the design of the second phase of drilling, which will include both infill and step out drilling following the recent completion of a reverse circulation drill program on the Project. This work is intended to more clearly delineate the potential of gold, copper, and silver mineralization on the Project. Recent sampling was conducted following the completion of 2,311.9 meters (m) (7,578 feet) of drilling in 19 reverse circulation holes at the Project.

Holes were located to test geological and geophysical targets identified by the company in previous exploration programs. Ten surface samples were collected to identify the most suitable drill locations for the next phase of drilling. Below are the assay results from the ten samples. As indicated, the results continue to confirm the presence of encouraging grades of copper, gold and silver.

The highest values of both copper and zinc were identified from sample RMHCP25 with 4.98% and 1488 ppm, respectively. The most significant values for gold and silver were from sample RMHCP26 with a value of 811 ppb and 30.3 ppm, respectively. Samples collected were grab samples, which are by nature selective and may not be relied upon to be representative of mineralization found on the Project.

Company staff collected the samples with care and believes that the results may be used to direct exploration. The next round of exploration on the Project will include both geophysical surveys and drilling. The geophysical survey, has commenced, which consists of a ground magnetic survey that will extend to the south from the previously conducted magnetic survey.

When completed, the survey will include 18 east-west lines, each approximately 3,450 meters in length and spaced at 150 meter intervals for a total of approximately 62.1 line-km of survey coverage. Following this work, an extensive multi-phase reverse circulation drill program is also planned for 2013 to commence in late spring. The company has budgeted for 6,100 m (20,000 feet) of drilling over the entire year contingent upon the result of the geophysics and financing.