Red Rock Energy Inc. announced today that it has completed the mobilization of a crew and diamond drilling rig to its Uranium City exploration properties. The Zinex Mining Constructed hydraulic diamond drilling rig, which the Company has purchased and owns exclusively, has commenced activity on the first locations of a drilling program on the company’s Red Block 1 lands at the historic Beaverlodge mining camp.

The commencement of drilling on these properties is the culmination of a variety of logistical activities centered in Uranium City. Red Rock has retained the services of qualified and experienced geological service crew, acquired facilities in Uranium City for housing this crew and processing drill cores and related products, and delivered other peripheral support equipment to provide for the seamless conduct of drilling operations.

Drilling activities shall be focused on testing selected zones of interest on the properties’ which have been identified from geological compilation work of historical operators and Red Rock’s own air and ground geological and geophysical programs. In commenting on these developments, Sandy Loutitt, President of Red Rock, stated: “While the closing of our initial public offering has provided Red Rock with adequate capital to implement the first phase of the exploration program set out in our Policy 43-101 report, we have already taken significant steps to ensure that our operations are efficient and consistent. The purchase of our own drilling rig is a major step in that regard, as it puts Red Rock in the unique position of having control over a key piece of equipment. Indeed, if our expectations are met, we may consider the purchase of an additional rig to further augment the conduct of our exploration program.”

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Contact:

Sandy Loutitt
Red Rock Energy Inc.
President
(403) 685-1047

Lara Cull
Red Rock Energy Inc.
Operations Manager
(403) 685-1047
Website: www.redrockenergy.ca

Source: Red Rock Energy Inc.