China Minerals Mining Corporation announced results from 25 diamond drill holes from the Taurus Property of the Cassiar Gold Project, British Columbia. The 2012 drilling program tested areas peripheral to, as well as internal gaps in, the Taurus Gold Deposit. Key points of these results include: Holes TA12-16 and TA-19 intersected, respectively, 8.80 m at 5.05 g/t Au and 19.00 m at 2.13 g/t Au outside previous eastern boundary of Taurus deposit; A high grade vein grading 8.77 g/t Au over 1.80 m in hole TA12-24 demonstrates that gold mineralization at the Sable Zone extends to the south-east; Wide gold intersections of 23.00 m grading 3.83 g/t Au and 10.45 m grading 4.42 g/t Au in holes TA12-38 and TA12-40, respectively, show new opportunity in the 88 Hill /Highway Gap.

The now completed drilling program comprised 6,857 m of drilling in 43 drill holes at Taurus and 10 drill holes totaling 1,340 m at the Sky Vein prospect on the adjacent Table Mountain Property. Results for the final three drill holes from Taurus and the 10 Sky Vein drill holes will be reported when analytical data are fully received and interpreted. The Taurus and Table Mountain Properties, which collectively comprise Cassiar Gold Project, are 100% owned by China Minerals.

Cassiar Gold is a large, 600 square kilometre property located in northwest B.C. Access to the area is excellent since paved Highway 37 bisects the Project between Taurus and Table Mountain. The Table Mountain Property contains a fully permitted gold mill and tailings management facility which are available for potential future ore processing.