Los Cerros Limited provided an update on drill results from Tesorito and Chuscal which are part of the Company's 100% owned Quinchia Project in Risaralda ­ Colombia. The current phase of the Tesorito South drilling campaign is to extend the lateral dimensions of the known gold mineralisation. Pleasingly, all recent Tesorito results have remained within mineralization and therefore the system remains open in directions tested, which continues to bode very well for the scale of the project. Drilling at the Chuscal East porphyry target intercepted units of the targeted porphyry suite, including magmatic breccia and diorites recording a 32m wide zone of particular interest. Tesorito: Tesorito South drill holes covered in this release are part of a larger campaign focussed on expanding the lateral dimensions of modelled gold envelopes to the south and north, including higher grade sub-zones that show remarkable consistency and persistence across much of the drilling campaign. TS-DH18 and TS-DH19 were drilled fanning out to the SE and NE respectively, from the same pad as TS-DH16 and TS-DH17 (Figure 1). Both recent cores delivered robust results with mineralization starting from surface and continuing until the drill crossed the Marmato Fault, leaving the porphyry system at 176.8m and 210m respectively. 176.8m @ 1.02g/t Au from surface in TS-DH18 including: 54m @ 1.61g/t Au from surface and 40m @ 1.67g/t Au from 112m; 209m @ 1.01g/t Au from surface in TS-DH19 including: 102m @ 1.33g/t Au from surface including 18.5m @ 2.03g/t Au from 56.6m. Of most note in TS-DH18 and TS-DH19 is the at-surface higher grade 1.5-2g/t gold zone interpreted to be the same higher grade zone encountered to the west at 72m downhole in TS-DH17 (52.3m @ 2.1g/t Au from 72m - previously announced1) which is consistent with the modelled westerly plunge of the porphyry system. Holes TS-DH22 and TS-DH23 tested the north-eastern and northern limits respectively, of mineralisation with both holes intercepting very broad zones of lower grade gold mineralisation with sub-zones of higher grade: 310m @ 0.74g/t Au from surface in TS-DH22 including: 10m @ 1.37g/t Au from 4m and 40m @ 1.1g/t Au from 128m; 367.95m @ 0.57g/t from surface in TS-DH23 including: 42.7m @ 0.92g/t Au from 120m. The higher grade gold intersection in TS-DH22 expands Tesorito South mineralisation northeast towards Tesorito North revealing a 200+m zone of untested near surface potential between the two prospects. If further shallow gold of 1g/t Au can be delineated in this zone, it has potential to have substantial positive outcomes for future mining economics of the Quinchia Gold Project. The Company is currently testing for eastern extensions of Tesorito South mineralisation with a series of drill holes. The intention is to then focus on the western region of Tesorito South with the likelihood of extending drill holes at depth into the region of Tesorito West.