Fieldex intersects 1.10% TREO (40% HREO + Y2O3) over 19.55 metres at surface in Kipawa

ROUYN-NORANDA, April 24, 2012 - Fieldex Exploration Inc. (TSXV: FLX) (Frankfurt: F7E) is pleased to announce the results of its recently-completed seven diamond drill-hole campaign on its Lac Sairs project in Kipawa. The Lac Sairs project is located in the Kipawa alcalin complex, 1.7 kilometres from Matamec Explorations Inc.'s Kipawa REE—Yttrium—Zirconium deposit, located 100 kilometres northeast of North Bay, Ontario, in northwestern Québec, near the Québec-Ontario border.

The 1,334 m drilling program, which began on January 25, 2012 and was completed on February 21, 2012, intersected altered Rare Earth Element (REE) zones, approximately 150 m south of a sub-parallel 3.3 kilometre-long magnetic anomaly, oriented E-W and identified from a magnetic ground survey completed in February 2011. From west (LS-10-19) to the east (LS-10-22), along 1.1 kilometres, an REE zone, south of the magnetic anomaly, shows a progressive enrichment of the REE values. These REE values appear to be included along a parastratigraphic altered zone which cuts granitic gneiss, quartz monzonite and/or quartz syenite. The east-west magnetic anomaly, east of hole LS-12-22, crosses the entire Lac Sairs property along 2.2 kilometres. No holes were historically drilled along the south vicinity of this anomaly and a potential extension of the REE zone could be open to the east of Hole LS-12- 22 if the magnetic anomaly is associated with this REE zone.


2012 Kipawa Lac Sairs HREO-Y-Zr Project Diamond Drill Program

                                                                 HREO+Y2O3/
Hole No    From (m)   To (m)  Width (m)  ZrO2 (%)  TREO+Y203(%)  TREO+Y2O3 (%)
LS-12-16    15.90     18.80      2.90     1.24     0.24 	33.28
LS-12-17    13.00     25.70     12.70     1.12     0.20 	29.30
LS-12-18   119.95    120.45      0.50     2.39     1.16 	10.50
LS-12-19    12.75     26.05     13.30     0.60     0.15 	32.43
LS-12-20    13.00    114.85    101.85     0.51     0.15 	26.83
Incl.       40.50     67.00     26.5      0.93     0.24 	28.08
LS-12-21    14.10     93.00     78.90     0.65     0.19 	32.51
Incl.       36.15     52.40     16.25     0.63     0.55 	31.46
LS-12-22    10.45     66.85     56.40     1.03     0.45 	39.79
Incl.       10.45     30.00     19.55     1.03     1.10 	40.33
Incl.       14.90     17.10      2.20     1.38     8.34 	34.54

Light rare earths (LREO) = La2O3 to Nd2O3, Intermediate rare earths (IREO) =Sm2O3 to Gd2O3, Heavy rare earths (HREO) = Tb2O3 to Lu2O3.

TREO = LREO + IREO + HREO + Y2O3


The Kipawa region has considerable momentum at present. Fieldex's recently-drilled hole LS-12-22 confirms that the Kipawa Lac Sairs project hosts significant and enriched HREO zones and zirconium mineralization at the surface. In addition, Matamec Explorations Inc. reported in its press release dated January 30, 2012 robust economics in its preliminary economic assessment study with a $600M net present value and signed a memorandum of understanding with Toyota Tsusho for its Kipawa HREE project. "This is very encouraging news because of the close proximity of Fieldex's Kipawa Lac Sairs project to Matamec's Kipawa deposit" said Martin Dallaire, Fieldex's President and Chief Executive Officer.


Quality Assurance / Quality Control

Fieldex has implemented and adheres to a strict Quality Assurance/Quality Control program which includes one REE mineralized standard, one duplicate and one blank for each batch of samples. Assay samples are taken from drill core sawed in half with one-half sent to a commercial laboratory and the other half retained for future reference. Analyses are performed by ALS Chemex, Val-d'Or, Québec, an accredited laboratory. Particular attention was paid to the 8.34% TREO+Y2O3 zone in the LS-12-22 Hole. This zone has been analysed separately from the other samples and two REE standards, one Zr standard, one blank and one duplicate have been added to the sample batch.


Qualified Person

The drilling program was carried out under the supervision of Robert Sansfaçon, geologist and qualified person as per National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.


About Fieldex:

Fieldex is a mineral resource company actively exploring for base and strategic group metal deposits all located in Quebec, Canada, representing over 600 km². Quadra FNX Mining Company owns 6,500,000 shares of Fieldex. Fieldex has 68,109,018 shares outstanding.


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Martin Dallaire, eng
President & Chief Executive Officer
Tel.: (819) 762-0609
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mdallaire@fieldexexploration.com
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