CBLT Continues to Project Generate with Non-Core Canadian Cobalt Assets

Total consideration received by CBLT for the Corkill-Lawson and Farr Claims includes:

• a cash payment of AUD$50,000;

• 2,500,000 fully paid free-trading ordinary shares of Krakatoa issued at $0.035 per share, valued at AUD$87,500; and

• 2,500,000 listed options exercisable at $0.10 on or before 31 May 2019.

"This is a win-win transaction," said Peter M. Clausi, CEO of CBLT. "Krakatoa has efficiently acquired highly prospective properties in the world famous Gowganda/Cobalt Camp, and CBLT benefits from its early mover status to monetize some of its non-core assets. The cash pays the bills, while the Krakatoa shares and options provide us with an equity upside to Krakatoa's exploration successes."

Subject to regulatory approval CBLT will pay a finder's fee to a consultant in respect of the Krakatoa transaction.

CBLT carried out a similar agreement with Winmar Resources Ltd. earlier this year, concerning the sale of Bloom Lake in that same Gowganda/Cobalt Camp. Winmar trades as "WFE" on the ASX. The 16,666,667 Winmar shares paid to CBLT as partial consideration for the sale of Bloom Lake have increased roughly 800% as of today's closing price, generating $400,000 of hard dollar capital for CBLT's treasury.

CBLT has previously announced a sale transaction with International CobAlt Resources Ltd., an unlisted Australian exploration company. That transaction is in the process of closing. Logistical delays have been encountered due to the new online claims management system in Ontario called "MLAS" but both parties expect the transaction to close in the new future.

CBLT is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting cobalt in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT continues to be a project generator and an efficient steward of its shareholders' capital.

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About CBLT Inc.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
CBLT INC.

"Peter M. Clausi"

Peter M. Clausi
CEO and Director

For Further Information:

Peter M. Clausi
pclausi@cbltinc.com
1 905-681-1925
1 416-890-1232

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