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Sungro Minerals Announces Additional Information Regarding 'Estimated' Copper Deposit Potential; Further Clarifies Gold Mineralization Estimates

Sungro Minerals, Inc. (OTCBB: SUGO) today announced additional information that has been developed from the documents it received when the 331 claims were acquired from the closing of the Conglomerate Mesa. In particular, geochemical results from Asamera compare favorably with a shallow erosion level of a copper deposit similar to those found in the Canadian Cordillera.

Mr. Fred Pucillo, CEO, stated, "Previous evaluations, including a report by Mr. James Dixon, a geologist for The American Mining Corp., estimate the properties have a potential reserve of Copper deposits that may hold up to 31,000,000 pounds. After our completed NI 43-101 report becomes available, we will be able to better quantify the development potential of the copper containing ore."

In addition, Mr. Pucillo said, "In our prior release regarding the amount of gold contained in the claims, we used the term 'indicated.' Subsequently, we learned that this has a specific meaning in geological terms -- that drilling has indicated the ounces exist. The term we should have used was 'believe' that the 2,000,000 ounces exist based on prior exploration and analysis by other geologists and companies. We regret if this terminology error caused any confusion. Once our NI 43-101 report is completed all of our mineralization should be much more certain."

Mr. Erwin Vahlsing added, "As part of our annual claims maintenance fee, Sungro has forwarded a payment to the BLM to remain in good standing."

About Sungro Minerals, Inc.
Sungro Minerals, Inc. is an early stage Mining and Exploration Company seeking to acquire, develop, and manage various mineral properties and resources.

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