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Kitco Metals Inc.

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Attention business editors:

Presenting a new-generation investment metal — Kitco Rhodium Sponge

Montreal, April 19, 2010 — In keeping with its tradition of innovation, Kitco Metals Inc. introduces a newgeneration

investment product —

Kitco Rhodium Sponge

.

As an industry first, Kitco is making pure rhodium powder (sponge) available to the individual customer in

convenient

tamper-proof plastic bottles of one, five and 10 ounces. Now, investors can physically acquire and

trade rhodium, the rarest precious metal.

Given the increasing demand for and the limited supplies of rhodium, it is not surprising that the metal has caught

the interest of Bart Kitner, President of Kitco Metals Inc. “Everyone knows about gold and platinum. Even

palladium has gained favor among precious metals investors in recent times. But rhodium is only now coming into

its own as an investment product,” says Kitner.

Because of its hardness and wear-resistance, the metal is used in many specialized industrial applications. Its most

widespread use is in the catalytic converters of modern-day automobiles, a demand sector pegged for growth in

the world’s emerging economies.

Driven chiefly by supply-side constraints, the rhodium price reached a historic high of US$10,000 an ounce in

2008. The metal is currently priced at the lower end of its historic range and is gaining popularity as an investment

product.

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