Neotech Metals Corp. announce the return of assay results from its 100% wholly-owned TREO project in British Columbia, Canada, and the commencement of a follow-up exploration program to expand the known zones of mineralization. Last week, the Company concluded its regional program at the Foothills project, collecting over 695 samples.

These samples included biogeochemical, soil, stream, and rock composites. In addition, magnetic susceptibility measurements and ground-based radiometric surveys were undertaken. Samples have been submitted to various labs, and assays are pending.

TREO Project Highlights Sample 69233, a grab sample taken from outcrop during last year's regional sampling program, is described as "finely bedded limestone with secondary biotite and calcite veins and disseminated iron- oxide and chlorite alteration" returned 3.26% TREO. Additional samples within the area also returned anomalous values, providing valuable insight and strong direction for this summer's program. Soil sample coverage is now ongoing to verify and expand known zones of elevated REE values by covering existing historical samples and targeting strong magnetic and radiometric trends from a 2010 survey.

Additionally, outcrop mapping and prospecting are also underway to explore for further mineralized zones. TREO is situated 85 km northeast of Prince George, British Columbia. The property is road-accessible and has railway infrastructure just 25 km north of the main discovery, along with power approximately 55 km to the west by road.