Aldridge Minerals Reports Drill Results from its 100 pct owned Kili Teke Project, Papua New Guinea

Aldridge Minerals Inc. (TSX Venture: AGM) ("Aldridge" or the "Company") is pleased to announce results from its recent drill campaign on its 100 percent owned Kili Teke project in Papua New Guinea. The drill programme was preceded by an IP-geophysical survey, revealing large zones of chargeable ground to a depth of 300 m. Chargeability often coincides with the presence of sulphide minerals in this type of geological environment. The sulphides may host copper and gold mineralisation as identified on the surface in rocks and soil samples with a footprint of about 2000 x 500 meters. More mineralisation potential has been found with geophysics under adjacent limestones. Mineralisation identified at surface indicates primarily porphyry copper and skarn, similar to the large Ok Tedi mine 150 kilometers to the west. Skarn mineralisation can form very high grade zones at the contact of the porphyry intrusive and the limestones, and evidence of such zones has been found in surface float.

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