Significant findings of high grade diamonds found in Kimberlite Dykes less than 2 miles east of Oraco Resources’  Nimini Hills site

One of these companies, Stellar Diamonds, PLC, announced that it had completed the final bulk sampling of diamond grades and values from its Lion-5 kimberlite dyke at their site in the Kono District in eastern Sierra Leone. Stellar’s site is approximately 3.6 miles north and ¾ of a mile east of Oraco’s Nimini Hills holdings. Stellar reported that its final bulk sampling produced an in-situ (In place or position; undisturbed) grade of 90-cpht. The intriguing aspect of this report is that its kimberlite dykes run from the north-east portion of Stellar’s holdings towards the south-west portion. It is anticipated that the kimberlite dykes will continue to run in the same direction through Oraco’s holdings in Nimini Hills. Stellar’s Chief Executive, Karl Smithson, commented that “the final results from the first phase of evaluation of the Lion-5 kimberlite prove that the body is of both high grade and high diamond quality. Based on these results, we are planning a resource definition drilling campaign over Lion-5, as well as the nearby Pol-K kimberlite, in order to establish a significant maiden resource for the Kono project.”

Additional highlights from Stellar’s samplings include:

• 346 dry tons of kimberlite processed to yield 312 carats for in-situ grade of 90-cpht
• Diamond value modeled at $220 per carat indicating in-situ kimberlite value of $198 per ton
• Diamonds of 4.45ct, 3.70ct 3.22ct, 3.07ct, 3.0ct recovered from bulk sampling
• Lion-5 kimberlite mapped over 1,990m with an average width of 1.5m at the bulk sample site
• Resource definition drilling program planned

The second company, Koidu Holdings (owned by BSG Resources LTD), who has employed over 1,500 workers, announced that the returns on their operations warranted the expansion of their plant from one that processed 50 tph to one that will process 130 tph. Therefore, the total mining rate will be ramped up from 300, 000 tons a month to 1.5-million tons a month. Koidu Holdings’ site is located 8.38 miles north and 1.7 miles east of Oraco’s Nimini Hills holdings. Consistent with the results of Stellar’s sampling, Koidu’s kimberlite dykes run from the northeast corner of their site on a linear path southwesterly for approximately 4.7 miles. If these kimberlite dykes continue to run in their present direction for approximately 8.7 miles further, they should enter Oraco’s Nimini Hills site.

Chris Butchko, Oraco’s Executive Vice President and COO stated, “We are pleased to see such an abundance of gem quality diamonds in these findings. As we anxiously await the results of our own geological studies that will be completed by SRK shortly, we anticipate, based on the location and direction of the kimberlite dykes, as well as the close proximity of these two companies, that we will have very similar results and significant success with Nimini Hills.”

Brad Rosen, Oraco’s President and CEO, added, “We are thrilled about our mining project in Sierra Leone; it has the potential to be very successful to our company and for our shareholders. These findings confirm our own preliminary studies and we look forward to releasing more data shortly.”

About Oraco:

Oraco Resources, Inc. (ORAC.OB) is a mineral exploration stage and development company engaged principally in the exploration for and development of diamond deposits. Oraco as a result of the acquisition of ORI and Jyork is looking to rapidly develop producing and exploration diamond properties into a portfolio of high value assets located within Africa. To date, Oraco has secured a series of alluvial and eluvial assets which its exploration and development teams are working on to progress with operations in Sierra Leone. Oraco’s broad portfolio that arise from Charles Huggins’ extensive knowledge of the geology and history of diamond production and exportation in Sierra Leone as well as his long-term presence and established business relationships there. For more information, visit Oraco’s website at www.oracoresourcesinc.com.

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