NYMET Holdings Inc. (NYMH) Announces Coast Guard Approval of Stockton Project

NYMET Holdings Inc. (PINKSHEETS: NYMH), an innovative metals and mining company headquartered in Port Jefferson, N.Y., today announced that the United States Coast Guard has approved the raising and salvage of the M/V San Leandro and the M/V Fresno in the San Joaquin River, which is located approximately 2 miles from NYMET's port facility.

The approval was obtained with the assistance of Mr. Mark Hicks, CFO of B'NEATH THE WAVES, Inc. Mr. Hicks is the key point contractor for the Project and will be on site daily to oversee operations, which are set to commence on November 9th, 2009. Subsequently, equipment is currently being mobilized for use in the raising and salvage of the M/V San Leandro and the M/V Fresno in the San Joaquin River.

This Project is the first of many salvage operations that will utilize NYMET's Stockton Port facility. Primary uses of the facility will be to load and to transport scrap metal to NYMET clients overseas and/or for local US-based steel facilities.

About the Stockton, CA Port Facility

The facility is located on the waterfront of the San Joaquin River, in Stockton, CA. This location provides NYMET with the ability to process plate material from ferry barges. Further, the facility also acts as a staging and loading area, giving NYMET the ability to transport material to the Oakland Port as well as local steel mills.

The Stockton Port is one of the last waterfront properties in California that is allowed to operate as a storage and marine salvage facility. Furthermore, the property's proximity to the Oakland Port enables NYMET to cost effectively export material to Asia. Further, the facility's riparian rights permit NYMET to have barges docked at the facility, providing a logistic advantage.

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