NWM Mining Corporation is pleased to report exploration drill results from its wholly owned Lluvia-Jojoba gold mining project in northern Sonora, Mexico. Twenty new percussion drill holes (for 612 meters) have intersected gold mineralization on the east flank of the Gold Ridge geochemical anomaly, 900 meters west of the main mining area at the Lluvia deposit Creston Pit. These drill holes expand the lateral distribution of gold mineralization identified from percussion holes previously drilled into this structure, and define three targets for follow-up. The new drill holes, drilled to 30.6 meters depth, returned weighted average gold grades up to 0.411 g Au/tonne, and higher grade intervals up to 0.626 g Au/tonne over intervals of 15.2 meters. Individual assays up to 2.38 g/t Au were also encountered (Average gold grades for existing reserves at Lluvia de Oro are 0.50 g/t with a cut-off gold grade of 0.20 g/t). Highlights of the Gold Ridge drill results are set forth in the table below.