Solis Minerals Ltd. provided an update on its proposed listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. The Company also announces plans to substantially expand its first ever drill program at the 100%-optioned Mostazal Project from a total 2,500 metres of drilling to a total 4,000 metres of drilling. The Mostazal Project is located within the Domeyko Fault-the main structural control for some of the world's larger and most productive copper mines including Chuquicamata and Escondida-and 40 kilometres south of Codelco's El Salvador Mine. Given the larger scale of the drill program, the field budget has been increased from $1.5 million to $2.2 million. Priority targets in the Mostazal West and Central zones will test high chargeability features beneath and immediately adjacent to previously identified mineralization encountered in shallow drilling. These intercepts included: DDA-MZ-08: 16m @ 1.48% Cu from 56m; DDH-MZ-10: 13m @ 1.21% Cu from 91m; DDA-MZ-13: 8m @ 1.83% Cu from 55m; DDA-MZ-30: 16m @ 1.27% Cu from 74m and DDA-MZ-32: 11m @ 2.48% Cu from 84m. In addition to testing the West and Central Zones, the Company plans to drill test the northern target area [Norte] located approximately 2 kilometres northeast of the Central Zone. The objective is to test the occurrence of manto within an area of structurally controlled high grade Cu-Au outcrop.