Bisie Project Update

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Oct. 27, 2014) - Alphamin Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AFM) ("Alphamin" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has received initial results from the resource infill and deep drilling at Mpama North and that various technical studies to support the initiation of a definitive feasibility study (DFS) are nearing completion with the DFS on track to commence during the first Quarter 2015 on its wholly owned Bisie Tin Prospect (Bisie Project) in East central Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Following the successful completion of the DFS, construction of the commercial underground mine at Mpama North is anticipated to commence in early 2016.

EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES:

Since recommencement of drilling on 19^th September 2014, the Company completed three holes for 895 metres at Mpama South. The drill rigs have now been moved to complete the infill resource and deep drilling programme at Mpama North where five holes will be re-drilled and the programme completed. The updated mineral resource estimate is expected to be completed in the first Quarter of 2015.

Drilling on Mpama North has confirmed that tin mineralisation continues at depths exceeding 400 metres within a plunging high grade chute with a strike length of 300-400 metres and is open to the north. Significant results are shown in Table 1 and Figure 1 and include:

• 25m @ 7.98% Sn from 113m in infill drillhole BGC053 including 11.1m @ 15.29% Sn from 120.4m;

• 18m @ 1.70% Sn from 202m in resource extension drillhole BGC041 including 7.6m @ 3.32% Sn from 208.3m;

• 10.4m @ 4.28% Sn from 262.6m in resource extension drillhole BGC042 including 4.4m @ 8.21% Sn from 262.6m;

• 7m @ 3.39% Sn from 317m in resource extension drillhole BGC043;

• 10.95m @ 2.71% Sn from 280.7m and 8.85m @ 4.03% Sn from 297m in resource extension drillhole BGC047;

• 11.4m @ 3.03% Sn from 397.6m in resource extension drillhole BGC056 including 3m @ 10.08% Sn from 398m.

At Mpama South visual cassiterite was observed in zones exceeding 24m of width down to depths of 350 metres. Encouraging results reported previously (32.2m @ 0.76% Sn including 22.05m @ 1.02% Sn and 11m @ 1.48% Sn) and recent observations in the drill core will be followed up as a priority with a first resource estimate targeted for the end of second Quarter 2015. Drilling will resume at Mpama South once repairs are complete on the third rig.

A significant tin in soil anomaly was identified along the ridge to the south of current areas of drilling where a number of good geophysical targets were identified. Soil and stream sediment sampling programmes will need to be redone on adjacent PR10346 where samples collected previously were destroyed during the destruction of the camp. Well defined soil and stream anomalies will be further evaluated with detailed soil sampling and drilling.

TECHNICAL STUDIES:

Bara Consulting (Pty) Ltd has confirmed that economic comparisons clearly support an underground operation at Mpama North. Backfill will be used to ensure maximum recovery of the ore body left behind in support pillars. Their mine plan will be rerun once the resource update has been completed.

Metallurgical test work and piloting is near completion at Maelgwyn Mineral Services Africa (Pty) Ltd on a 7 tonne bulk sample in conjunction with Mintek, SGS South Africa (Pty) Ltd and other leading South African laboratories and equipment suppliers. A final report is expected during December 2014.

Studies for the support of the DFS (definitive feasibility study) are ongoing at Paradigm Project Management (Pty) Ltd and are expected to be completed in the 4^th Quarter of 2014. These studies include logistics and infrastructural studies, including access to site, construction facilities, employee facilities, water supply, electricity solutions, product transport and the potential for on-site smelting.

The studies will focus on maximizing local employment and services to create community involvement and a sustainable environment for the project area.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES:

The base line study on the ground in Walikale is underway, led by Coastal & Environmental Services Pty Ltd (CES) to assess the local requirements and how best to utilise resources for the local communities.

The company is in the process of open dialog for incorporating the LOWA FOUNDATION, where it is planned to allocate 4% of exploration expenditure towards the foundation for local social development initiatives. The Company CEO, Mr Bruce Curling is interacting with key stakeholders at a local and national level with a positive outcome expected shortly. The Company has improved the teaching and learning ability of a school in the Logu area by supplying the school with teaching aids and stationary for all children. The road from Logu to Bisie has been designed to maximize the use of labor. The road is currently being cleared by hand and is expected to be completed late next year.

PERMITS AND TENURE:

The partial conversion of the Exploration Permit PR5266 into a Mining Permit is in progress. The application has been approved by the Environmental Department and the Technical Study has been submitted to the Mines Department. All tenements are in in good standing and compliant with the laws of DRC.

ARTISANAL MINING & VALIDATION:

Subsequent to the attack and then destruction of the camp and equipment at Bisie the Governor of North Kivu issued a Provincial Order No-1/215/CAB/GP-NK/2014 suspending all artisanal activities and issued instructions to the artisanal miners to vacate the area. The Government together with the United Nations body called JMAC/OIM (Joint Mission Analysis Cell of the International Organization for Migration) supported by USAID and other international organizations validated 7 new official artisanal mining sites. It is anticipated that many of the artisanal miners at Bisie will move to these validated sites. Since the Governor's order, the number of artisanal miners at Bisie has been decreasing, though the situation remains tense.

SECURITY:

The Company continues to conduct work programmes on the project with minimal interruption since recommencement. The efforts of the National DRC Army (FARDC) together with MONUSCO have reduced rebel activity in the region, which will further continue to stabilize the area, making it more conducive to foreign investment.

CORPORATE UPDATE:

The cash position remains strong with over CAD$5 million of working capital available. A significant portion of spend continues to be focused on exploration and resource definition with overhead expenditure in line with industry expectations.

Further fund raising is anticipated in the coming months and negotiations with strategic investors continue to ensure the continued success of the project.

The continuation of Alphamin from Canada to Mauritius has now been completed effective September 30, 2014. The Company is now incorporated in Mauritius.

Jeremy Witley, a qualified person under National Instrument NI43-101, has verified technical data relating to Mineral Resources and Exploration disclosed in this release.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Bruce Curling, Chief Executive Officer

Neither the 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 News Release.

CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

Information in this news release that is not a statement of historical fact constitutes forward-looking information. Such forward-looking information includes statements regarding the Company's planned exploration programs. Actual results, performance or achievements of the Company may vary from the results suggested by such forward-looking statements due to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors. Such factors include, among others, that the business of exploration for tin and other precious and base minerals involves a high degree of risk and is highly speculative in nature; few properties that are explored are ultimately developed into producing mines; geological factors; the actual results of current and future exploration; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be evaluated, as well as those factors disclosed in the Company's publicly filed documents.

There can be no assurance that any mineralisation that is discovered will be proven to be economic, or that future required regulatory licensing or approvals will be obtained. However, the Company believes that the assumptions and expectations reflected in the forward-looking information are reasonable. Assumptions have been made regarding, among other things, the Company's ability to carry on its exploration activities, the sufficiency of funding, the timely receipt of required approvals, the price of tin and other precious and base metals, that the Company will not be affected by adverse political events, the ability of the Company to operate in a safe, efficient and effective manner and the ability of the Company to obtain further financing as and when required and on reasonable terms. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information.

Alphamin does not undertake to update any forward-looking information, except as required by applicable laws.

NOTES

• Drilling

Drilling results are quoted as length weighted downhole intersections. True mineralisation width is approximately 80% of intersection length for all holes. The reported grades were determined using a cut-off grade of 0.1% Sn, 25g/t Ag, 1% Zn, 1% Pb and 0.1% Cu to select significant and anomalous intersections, with a maximum of 3m internal dilution being incorporated into the composite where appropriate. A top cut of 60% was applied to Sn, 30% to Zn and 20% to Pb.

Half core samples for all drillholes were submitted to accredited ALS Chemex laboratory in Johannesburg where samples were analyzed using ME-XRF05 conducted on a pressed pellet with 10% precision and an upper limit of 10 000ppm Sn. Over limit samples were sent to Vancouver for ME-XRF10 which uses a Lithium Borate 50:50 flux with an upper detection limit of 60% Sn and precision of 5%. ME-ICP61, HF, HNO3, HCL04 and HCL leach with ICP-AES finish was used for 33 elements including base metals. ME-OG62 a four acid digestion was used on ore grade samples for Pb, Zn, Cu & Ag. Industry accepted QA/QC checks were applied including use of duplicates, blanks and standards.

• Prospect Name Changes

The two main target areas at Bisie, previously referred to as Gecomines and Golgotha, have been renamed to Mpama North and Mpama South respectively.

Table 1: Drill holes summary with mineralised intercepts

Hole ID		GPS Easting		GPS Northing		EOH		Azi-muth		Incli-nation		Element		From (m)		To (m)		Width (m)		Grade		Type
BGC038		583054		9885970		293.5		270		-70		Sn (%)		247		271.5		24.5		2.03		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		252.12		267.3		15.18		2.94
												Zn (%)		260		260.5		0.5		1.19
												Cu (%)		247.88		268		20.12		0.55
BGC039		582990		9885757		219.5		270		-75		Sn (%)		193.84		205		11.16		0.37		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		197.9		201.17		3.27		0.66
												Cu (%)		189.23		191.9		2.67		0.26
												Cu (%)		197.45		200.7		3.25		0.34
												Cu (%)		206		208		2		0.22
BGC040		583096		9885706		336.6		270		-60		Sn (%)		248.15		251		2.85		0.11		Extension
												Cu (%)		294.8		301		6.2		0.89
												Cu (%)		320.85		322.42		1.57		0.39
												Cu (%)		323		325		2		0.34
BGC041		583012		9886006		225.5		270		-60		Sn (%)		202		220		18		1.70		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		208.3		215.9		7.6		3.32
												Cu (%)		213.3		220		6.7		0.93
										Incl.		Cu (%)		215.45		219		3.55		1.36
BGC042		583102		9886005		296.5		270		-60		Sn (%)		262.6		273		10.4		4.28		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		262.6		267		4.4		8.21
												Sn (%)		282		282.55		0.55		9.31
												Cu (%)		267		283.5		16.5		0.10
BGC043		583143		9886050		352.2		270		-60		Sn (%)		317		324		7		3.39		Extension
												Sn (%)		329		333		4		0.18
												Cu (%)		318		331		13		0.21
BGC044		583177		9886094		400		270		-60		Sn (%)		373		386		13		0.82		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		376		385		9		1.08
												Cu (%)		375		385		10		0.32
BGC045		583040		9886053		283.5		270		-60		Sn (%)		251.65		263		11.35		1.36		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		252.3		257		4.7		2.86
												Ag (g/t)		253.5		254		0.5		35.2
												Cu (%)		255		264		9		0.33
BGC046		583098		9885853		287		270		-61		Sn (%)		266		267		1		0.91		Extension
												Sn (%)		274		284		10		1.18
										Incl.		Sn (%)		276		278.25		2.25		2.59
												Zn (%)		279		280		1		1.07
												Cu (%)		274		282.5		8.5		0.80
										Incl.		Cu (%)		275		279		4		1.34
BGC047		583093		9886054		321.5		270		-60		Sn (%)		280.7		291.65		10.95		2.71		Extension
												Sn (%)		297		305.85		8.85		4.03
												Ag (g/t)		289.6		290		0.4		113.0
												Pb (%)		289.6		290		0.4		1.21
												Cu (%)		298.6		305.85		7.25		0.15
BGC048		583000		9885908		177		270		-60		Sn (%)		151		164		13		1.84		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		157		163.3		6.3		2.78
												Cu (%)		152		154		2		0.17
												Cu (%)		159		161.5		2.5		0.33
BGC049		583120.7		9886101		355		270		-60		Sn (%)		301.5		306.5		5		0.24		Extension
												Cu (%)		306.5		308		1.5		0.48
BGC050		583000		9885905		210.5		270		-75		Sn (%)		181		195		14		3.12		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		187.35		191		3.65		7.50
												Zn (%)		182.7		183.5		0.8		1.18
												Cu (%)		164		166		2		0.24
												Cu (%)		181.9		192		10.1		0.45
BGC051		583192		9886051		395		270		-60		Sn (%)		364		376		12		2.18		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		364		369.45		5.45		4.53
												Zn (%)		348		349		1		1.09
												Cu (%)		365.5		375		9.5		0.26
BGC052		582910.5		9885705		126		270		-75		Sn (%)		81		114		33		1.40		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		99.5		104		4.5		4.55
												Zn (%)		77		78		1		1.08
												Zn (%)		87		88		1		1.18
												Cu (%)		83		107		24		0.34
BGC053		582952.5		9885705		141.35		270		-70		Sn (%)		113		138		25		7.98		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		120.4		131.5		11.1		15.29
												Ag (g/t)		130.5		131		0.5		35.1
												Zn (%)		109		110		1		1.94
												Zn (%)		130		130.5		0.5		1.57
												Cu (%)		115.5		135		19.5		0.78
										Incl.		Cu (%)		130.5		134		3.5		1.92
BGC054		583119.3		9885905		300.75		270		-60		Sn (%)		288		295		7		3.62		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		288.9		291.5		2.6		8.45
												Ag (g/t)		292		292.45		0.45		36.5
												Cu (%)		288.9		293		4.1		1.01
BGC055		582943		9885749		113.75		270		-54		Sn (%)		88		103		15		0.80		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		88		96.6		8.6		1.02
												Cu (%)		88		91		3		0.31
												Cu (%)		94.5		96.6		2.1		0.17
BGC056		583221		9886096		419.2		270		-60		Sn (%)		397.6		409		11.4		3.03		Extension
										Incl.		Sn (%)		398		401		3		10.08
												Cu (%)		398.6		407		8.4		0.33
BGC057		582917.5		9885800		100		270		-60		Sn (%)		79		94		15		0.86		Infill
										Incl.		Sn (%)		86		92		6		1.79
												Zn (%)		75		77		2		4.09
												Cu (%)		91.6		94		2.4		0.11
BGC058		582948		9885803		144.5		270		-70		Sn (%)		122		134		12		2.14*		Infill
												Cu (%)		124		132		8		0.30

*Incomplete interval: samples after 134m lost

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