Minaurum Gold Inc. reported that it has regained 100% control of the 12,291-ha Adelita gold-silver-copper project in southern Sonora, Mexico from its joint venture partner, Ocean Park Ventures Corp. ("OCP"). Located 6 km east of Pan American Silver Corp.'s Alamo Dorado silver mine, Adelita hosts near-surface high-grade copper, gold and silver skarn mineralization that continues intermittently for 4 kilometres along the contact of the previously unrecognized Mezquital Copper-Molybdenum Porphyry.

The remaining results from OCP's 2012 drilling of the Cerro Grande skarn target and initial drilling at the Mezquital porphyry will be reported as assay reports and core are received. The Cerro Grande skarn zone can be traced for over 800 m on surface and measures 4km along strike. The Cerro Grande skarn forms part of a favorable contact zone with the Mezquital Porphyry.

OCP's drilling at Cerro Grande concentrated on a 120-m long segment of Cerro Grande and demonstrated 300 m of down-dip continuity of mineralized skarn. The similar but as yet un-drilled "Andalucia" skarn zone lies 2.5 km south of Cerro Grande and has been exposed in trenches along 70 m of strike length. Trench samples at Andalucia grade up to 4.19% copper, 9.22 g/t gold and 162 g/t silver.

Andalucia is permitted and drill-ready. Another undrilled skarn zone is the "Cerro Grande West" target lying 200-700m west of the main Cerro Grande discovery. Surface mineralization at Cerro Grande West has been identified over more than a kilometer of strike, roughly parallel to the main Cerro Grande zone and surface sampling has returned values grading up to 2.23% copper, 0.62 g/t gold and 209 g/t silver.

OCP invested over $1,500,000 in an extensive ground geophysical survey, follow-up drilling of the Cerro Grande skarn zone, and initial drilling on the adjoining 10 km2 Mezquital Porphyry Copper target. OCP did not meet financial obligations of the option agreement due in late 2012, resulting in the termination of the Agreement by Minaurum.