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To: Goose94 who wrote (1207)	5/14/2013 5:46:51 PM
From: Goose94	Respond to of 202731

Revolution Resources (RV-V) sells Storo interest for $250,000 May 14, 2013 - News Release Revolution Resources Corp. has entered a definitive agreement to sell its 15-per-cent interest in the Storo gold project, located in Greenland, to NunaMinerals A/S for $250,000. Revolution is selling the company's interest in Storo in order to focus its attention on its wholly owned core exploration properties in North Carolina and Mexico. The company has shifted its corporate strategy with the recent 100-per-cent acquisition in Mexico to focus on joint ventures given the significant size of the landholdings the company now holds. "The sale of our 15-per-cent interest in the Storo gold project continues to strengthen our balance sheet in tough times for junior mining companies," stated Aaron Keay, president and chief executive officer of Revolution Resources. "Our focus remains establishing ourselves as a significant project generator in Mexico and advancing Champion Hills toward an initial resource estimate." About NunaMinerals NunaMinerals is listed on the Nasdaq OMX Copenhagen A/S under the symbol NUNA. NunaMinerals is an exploration and development company focused on the discovery, development and commercial production of precious and base metals, as well as strategic metals in Greenland. NunaMinerals was responsible for the discovery, development and start-up of Greenland's first gold mine (the Nalunaq gold mine), which was sold in 2009. We seek Safe Harbor.