Pacific Wildcat Resources Announces: High Grade and Large Tonnage Niobium and Rare Earth Resource for Mrima Hill

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Jul 29, 2013) - Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:PAW) ("PAW" or the "Company") is pleased to announce an updated independent Niobium and inaugural Total Rare Earth Mineral Resource estimate for the Mrima Hill Niobium and Rare Earth Project in Kenya. (PAW indirect 70% ownership).

Highlights include:

Niobium

• High Grade component of Indicated Mineral Resource estimate of 5.8 million tonnes at 1.41% Nb2O5 (>1.0% Nb2O5 cut off) plus 171% increase in Inferred Mineral Resource estimate to 17.5 million tonnes at 1.41% Nb2O5 (>1.0% Nb2O5 cut off) confirming Mrima Hill as one of the world's highest grade Niobium deposits.
  
  
• Indicated Mineral Resource estimate of 47.8 million tonnes at 0.66% Nb2O5 (>0.2% Nb2O5 cut off) plus Inferred Mineral Resource estimate of 94.4 million tonnes at 0.73% Nb2O5 (>0.2% Nb2O5 cut off) for a total of 2.22 Billion Pounds of contained Nb2O5.
  
  

Rare Earths

• High Grade component of Indicated Mineral Resource estimate of 11.2 million tonnes at 6.93% Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO) (>5.8% TREO cut-off) plus Inferred Mineral Resource estimate of 15.6 million tonnes at 7.12% TREO (>5.8% TREO cut-off) confirming Mrima Hill as the world's highest grade* undeveloped Rare Earth deposit.
  
  
• Indicated Mineral Resource estimate of 48.7 million tonnes at 4.40% TREO (>1.0% TREO cut off) plus Inferred Mineral Resource estimate of 110.7 million tonnes at 3.61% TREO (>1.0% TREO cut off) for a total of 6.14 million tonnes of contained TREO.
  
  
• High percentage (21%) of Indicated TREO Resource (>1.0% TREO cut off) consists of Critical Rare Earth Oxides (CREO) including Neodymium, Dysprosium, Europium, Terbium, and Yttrium.
  
  

Combined Metal Suite

• Zone of High Grade Niobium and Total Rare Earth Oxides of 22.6 million tonnes at 1.20% Nb2O5AND 5.56% TREO (using >0.7% Nb2O5 and >4.1% TREO cut off).

* Projects outside of China and where Total Project Resources exceed 0.75 Mt contained TREO.

The mineral resource estimate was prepared by BMGS Perth Pty Ltd ("BMGS") of Perth, Western Australia. Table 1 below shows the results of the Niobium Mineral Resource estimate as follows:

Table 2 below shows the High Grade portion of the Niobium Mineral Resource estimate.

Table 3 below shows the results of the Total Rare Earth Oxide mineral resource estimate as follows:

Table 4 shows the breakdown of Total Rare Earth Oxide resources above a TREO cut-off grade of 5.8%. This demonstrates significant portions of the resource are High Grade.

A detailed breakdown of the constituent Rare Earth Element Oxides forming the basis of the TREO grade reported above 1.0% TREO and 5.8% TREO is presented in Appendix 1.

As can be seen from Figure 1 below the Initial Total Rare Earth Oxide Resource Estimate for Mrima Hill shows the deposit is of global significance in terms of scale and grade.

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Figure 2 below provides a graphical representation of the relative location of the zone of high grade Niobium and Rare Earth Oxides.

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As can be seen in the plan above there is a large zone of high grade niobium and rare earth mineralization with the majority outcropping on the surface of Mrima Hill.

Mineral Resource Estimate Methodology

The geological setting is defined as a carbonatite and vent agglomerate of Cretaceous age intruded into a fault bounded basin of Jurassic sediments. The carbonatite lithologies are classified as sövite, alvikite and beforsite. Historical surface mapping was used to define the lateral extents of the carbonatite. Mineralisation is associated with the highly weathered clays and saprolites forming a deep weathering profile due to the high carbonate content and related ease of weathering.

RC drilling formed the majority of holes (75%) and employed a 140mm face sampling hammer and consisted of 55 drill holes for 3,413 metres. Diamond drilling using HQ3 diameter core was also completed and comprised 14 holes for 1,649 metres. Drilling is broadly irregular although some zones are approaching a regular drill spacing of a nominal 50m (northing) by 50m (easting). All drill holes were geologically logged and included details on lithology, mineralogy and weathering. Additionally any observable structural features in the diamond core were also recorded. Estimates of sample recovery were based on recovered intervals for diamond core and a combination of recovered mass and qualitative assessment for RC drilling. Drill collars were surveyed using high accuracy GPS and downhole surveys were conducted using single and multi-shot down hole cameras. Density measurements using immersion method were taken on 291 core intervals representing various lithologies and weathering states.

Diamond core was sampled on nominal one metre intervals and constrained to geological intervals where appropriate. Samples were taken by cutting the core along its axis (half core) and submitting for analysis. RC samples were collected exclusively on one metre intervals and riffle split at the drill rig to achieve a nominal 1 to 3kg sample. Field QAQC procedures included the insertion of blanks and collection of field duplicates at a rate of 1 in 20 (5%).

Samples were transported to Nagrom Laboratories in Perth, Western Australia where they were dried, crushed and pulverised to achieve 85% passing 75 micron. Sample pulps were then submitted to Ultra Trace Laboratories in Perth for determination of niobium by XRF and to Genalysis Laboratory Services for determination of rare earth elements by ICP-MS.

A three dimensional mineralisation envelope was constructed for the niobium mineralisation using a lower cut-off grade of 0.2% Nb2O5, with an additional high grade niobium envelope constructed using a 1% Nb2O5 cut-off. The niobium interpretation utilised the historical Anglo American test pit data to constrain the interpretation, however these assays were excluded from the final resource estimation. The rare earth oxide mineralised envelope was created using a 1% TREO cut-off grade. These interpreted solids were used to flag blocks within the resource model for estimation. The mineral resource area is constrained to the granted mining license and forms an irregular shape with approximate dimensions of 1,500m (north) by 900m (east) by 250m (depth).

Samples were composited to one metre lengths and statistical analysis showed relatively low coefficients of variation with no clear outliers and as such no top cuts were applied to either the niobium or rare earth domains. Directional variograms and search ranges were developed for niobium and total rare earth oxide (TREO) grades and applied to all elements within the respective domains. Blocks were estimated using Ordinary Kriging with an ellipsoid search.

The block model used a parent cell size of 50m(X) x 50m(Y) x 5m(Z), with blocks sub-celled to a minimum of 12.5m(X) x 12.5m(Y) x 1.25m(Z) to support accurate representation of contained volumes, with all interpolation carried out on the parent cell size. Kriging neighbourhood analysis was employed to optimise estimation parameters, and estimation was completed using three passes. Block model validation shows acceptable correlation between assays and estimated block grades.

Classification of the Mineral Resource has considered the drill density, geological and grade continuity, estimation statistics, and model validation results. This has resulted in those areas with regular drilling being assigned an Indicated category, while the remaining areas have been assigned as Inferred.

Closing Comments

PAW President and CEO, Mr. Darren Townsend, commented, "We are very pleased with this high grade resource estimate which confirms the Mrima Hill Niobium and Rare Earth Project to be a world class deposit in two metal suites. This combined with our recent success in achieving a 90% metal dissolution for Niobium and 99% for Rare Earths in Metallurgical test work bodes well for the future. We look forward to rapidly advancing the metallurgical work and completing the Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Project by the end of 2013."

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF

PACIFIC WILDCAT RESOURCES CORP.

Darren Townsend, President & CEO

About Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp. - Pacific Wildcat is a TSX Venture Exchange listed Canadian mineral exploration company having the trading symbol "PAW". PAW owns 100% of Stirling Capital Ltd and Cortec Pty Ltd, two UK companies that between them own a 70% interest in Cortec Mining Kenya Limited, a Kenyan company which has the mining rights to the Mrima Hill Niobium and Rare Earth Project in Kenya. In July 2013 the Company completed an updated independent Niobium Resource estimate for47.8 million tonnes at 0.66% Nb2O5 (Indicated Classification) plus94.4 million tonnes at 0.73 % Nb2O5 (Inferred Classification) at a 0.2% Nb2O5cut-offfor a total of 2.22 billion pounds contained Nb2O5. In July 2013 the Company completed an inaugural independent Total Rare Earth Resource estimate for 48.7 million tonnes at 4.44% TREO (Indicated Classification) plus 110.7 million tonnes at 3.61 % TREO (Inferred Classification) at a 1% TREO cut-off for a total of 6.14 million tonnes of contained TREO. For information about Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp. and its development and exploration activities shareholders and other interested parties are invited to visit the company's website at www.pacificwildcat.com.

Investors are cautioned that trading in the securities of Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp. should be considered highly speculative. The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release. Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Cautionary note: This press release contains forward looking statements, particularly those regarding cash flow, capital expenditures, the completion of certain financings, work programs, the estimation of mineral resources and the Company's plans with respect to the exploration and development of its projects and its investment plans. By their nature, forward looking statements involve risk and uncertainties because they relate to events and depend on factors that will or may occur in the future. In particular, there can be no assurance that the Private Placement will complete. Actual results may vary depending upon exploration activities, industry production, commodity demand and pricing, currency exchange rates, and, but not limited to, general economic factors. There can be no assurance that the Company will be able to obtain all the permits that are required in order to commence mining operations at the Mrima Hill Project.

QUALIFIED PERSON

The mineral resource estimate was completed by Mr. Benjamin C. Pollard, BSc - Mineral Exploration and Mine Geology. MAIG, principal geologist of BMGS Perth Pty Ltd (BMGS). Mr. Pollard is an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") of the Canadian Securities Administrators, and Mr. Pollard has verified the data disclosed in this release. Mr. Pollard will prepare the NI 43-101 report, which will be filed on SEDAR within 45 days of the date of this press release.

To view Appendix 1, please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/paw729-Apx1.pdf.

Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp.
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