Robex Resources Inc./Nampala Resource Update: First Calculation of Inferred Resource of the East Zone of Nampala

QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC--(Marketwired - March 12, 2014) - Robex Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:RBX)(FRANKFURT:RB4) is proud to present the first results of the drilling campaigns on the East Zone of Nampala (located 300 meters east of the main pit).

The average depth of the surveys in the oxide layer of the East Zone is of 73 meters. The underlying zone of sulfide, in turn, has not been drilled.

The following table presents the first calculation of the East Zone:

Nampala East Zone

	OXIDE
	Cut-off (g/T Au)	Tons (Mt)	g/T	Oz
Inferred Resource	0,5	9,7	0,72	251 000

Survey features

Number of survey	65
Average length	95 m
Spatial cover	600 x 1800 m
Average depth	73 m
Average influence radius	125 m (mesh max. 200 x 200)
Number of analyses	5068 (78 by survey)
Minimal content	<0,05 g/T Au /1m
Maximal content	6,5 g/T Au /1m

The geological information in this press release has been verified by Jacques Marchand, P.Eng. geol. independent qualified person.

"We are enthusiastic about this first result, the potential of the East zone adjacent to the Nampala pit and its existing infrastructure to extend the useful life of the mine" said Georges Cohen, CEO of Robex.

Robex will continue its exploration program on the eastern part during 2014-2015 and eventually incorporate its additional resources in its mining plan in the longer term.

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