Greystar intercepts 20.21 g/t gold, 124.86 g/t silver and 1% copper over 5 metres

Greystar Resources Ltd. (TSX:GSL)(AIM:GSL) reports that diamond drilling continues to encounter significant gold-silver-copper mineralization below and to the south of the oxide/transitional mineral resource on the multi-million ounce Angostura deposit in northeastern Colombia. Highlights include:

• Hole SI10-03, which intercepted 14.5 metres (85.3-99.8m) grading 9.7 grams gold, 62.39 grams silver and 0.33 per cent copper, establishes continuity of the higher-grade sulphide mineralization south of the oxide/transitional mineral resource in the Silencio Area.

• Hole SI10-02, which intercepted 5.0 metres (488.0-493m) grading 20.21 grams gold, 124.86 grams silver and 1 per cent copper, establishes the higher grade zone at depth in the Silencio Area.

• Hole QP010-07, which intercepted 1.65 metres (465.0-466.65m) grading 22.3 grams gold, 1,130 grams silver and 0.19 per cent copper, establishes continuity of the higher grade mineralization at depth in the Los Laches area.

• Hole QP010-05, which intercepted 8.55 metres (601.00-609.55m) grading 13.74 grams gold, 107.28 grams silver and 0.12 per cent copper, establishes that the higher grade zone is open at depth in the Los Laches area.

“These drill results demonstrate the potential of developing and expanding the significant higher-grade, underground resource at Angostura. Metallurgical test work to date has shown that this sulphide ore can be recovered through conventional processing technology with the prospects of generating revenues from the recoveries of the gold, silver and potentially copper,” commented Steve Kesler, president and chief executive officer of Greystar.