WPC Resources Inc. Provides Corporate Update
Upon completion of the acquisition of Lupin Mines Inc. the Company will become a potential near term gold producer. The Lupin Gold Mine consists of a permitted and bonded past producing gold asset with existing and maintained mine, mill and camp infrastructure. During 2016, WPC plans an initial 3,000 metre ($1.5 million budget) drill program at Lupin to identify near term production targets as well as a mill and mine refurbishment study, both intended to position the Company to restart production at Lupin as expeditiously as possible.
About WPC Resources Inc.
WPC is a Vancouver-based gold company focused on mineral exploration and development. The Company has entered into a letter agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the historic Lupin Gold Mine and Ulu Gold Property from Mandalay Resources Corporation. In addition, WPC has entered into agreements to acquire Inukshuk Exploration Inc., the owner of a 100% interest in the 8,000-hectare Hood River property located contiguous to the Ulu Gold Property.
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WPC Resources Inc.
Stephen Wilkinson
President
Telephone: (778) 379-1433