Sonora Resources’ Geophysics Program Identifies Multiple Targets At Los Amoles Silver Prospect

Sonora Resources Corp. (OTCBB:SURE) (“Sonora Resources” or the “Company”) is pleased to report that the recently completed geophysics program at the Los Amoles Property, located 150 kilometers northeast of Hermosillo, Sonora State, Mexico, has identified multiple potentially significant targets.

The comprehensive series of ground-based IP, magnetometry, and radiometric surveys at the Los Amoles property was undertaken because all previous mapping and reconnaissance-style sampling, as well as historic data, strongly indicates the area as prospective for epithermal silver-gold deposits of interest.

The geophysical interpretation identified eight (8) linear 500 meter to over 800 metre long features parallel to the trend of known veins/structures within the property. The summary report prepared by the geophysical contractor concluded that “certain axis are representative of mineralised structures or veins whose potential has yet to be fully determined and should thus be further investigated” and recommended that three of them be drill tested.

In addition to the eight linear features, the survey was successful in identifying multiple stand-alone targets. The Rosales mine occurs in the center of a +19 mV/V chargeability high that is the middle of three such anomalies that form a corridor greater than 1.0 km in length. However, a 600 meter by 1,100 meter chargeability anomaly was identified in an area of the project that has received only limited field work to date.

In addition to the geophysics survey, 124 rock samples were taken from historic workings, mineralized dumps and outcrops. Samples have been submitted to Inspectorate de Mexico SA de CV laboratories preparation facility in Hermosillo and results are expected shortly.

The early stage 16.3 square kilometer Los Amoles Property is located approximately 10 kilometers northeast of the La Caridad Mine, operated by Grupo Mexico, which is one of the largest mining and processing complexes in Mexico. Initial sampling concentrated on a noteworthy one-by-2.5-kilometre location identified a target area where previous mapping successfully defined a vein system traced on surface for approximately 800 meters along strike. Previous sampling produced significant results including dump material from historic workings grading 0.24 g/t gold and 1,027.5 g/t silver.