Doubleview Capital Corp. announced an exploration update from its Hat porphyry project, where drilling in the past years has identified a large gold-copper porphyry deposit that remains open in all directions. The Hat project is located in the Sheslay district of northwest BC, Canada, approximately 95 km southwest of Dease Lake. The latest Hat property update includes the deposit model and revised reported mineralized drill hole intercepts from the Lisle deposit. Doubleview also reveals plans for further exploration of the Hat property's emerging "Hoey Gold" area. The following revised intercepts are from selected Lisle deposit drill holes, employing up-to-date values for gold, copper, silver and cobalt, that reflect recent commodity prices. DH H-022: 418.28 m at 0.51% CuEq - from 45.5m to 463.8m; Including: DH H-022: 110.16 m at 1.01% CuEq - from 304.9m to 415.0m and DH H-023: 332.37 m at 0.56% CuEq - from 67.9m to 400.2m; Including: DH H-023: 80.07 m at 1.00% Cu Eq - from 270.6m to 350.7m. Hat Project Exploration Update: Doubleview also compiled available data from the Hoey and West Gossan mineral zones that are each located more than one kilometer from the Lisle Zone: both have strong surface mineralization with gold, copper, silver and cobalt values. Neither zone has been investigated by drilling. The areas are being given high priority for exploration when work at the Lisle Zone is resumed. Mr. Shirvani notes that surface samples from the Hoey Gold area have assays as high as 7% copper and 8.1 grams/tonne gold. The Hoey Gold area has the potential to be an important addition to the Hat Project.