The Premier property covers more than one hundred square kilometres near the town of Stewart in northwest BC, and includes the old Premier Mine, a past producer of 2.1 MOz Au and 44.9 MOz Ag.

Highlights of Release:

• Hole P15-860, in the “Lunchroom subzone” reported several multi-ounce intersections resulting in an uncut average of 24.21 g/t gold over a length of 26.74 meters. A priority rush assay had been requested for this interval in the hole as fourteen discrete visible gold/ electrum veins had been identified in the quartz breccia. The most spectacular of these intersections was a 1.00 meter interval which graded 226.00 g/t gold. This release covers results for an additional 7 holes of the 34 holes drilled to date in the “Lunchroom subzone” in a program designed to determine the bulk sample potential of the high grade.
• Hole P15-849, in the “Obscene subzone” located 400 meters northeast of the “Lunchroom subzone” also continues to encounter high grade gold intersections. The highest grade of these intersections was a 1.00 meter interval which graded 257.00 g/t gold.

New highlights include:

True widths are generally believed to be 70-90% of intersected widths in the Premier area. Drilling in the Lunchroom subzone is more acute to mineralization so true widths are believed to generally be 30-60% of intersected widths

(*) samples cut to 1opt or 34.29 g/t Au.

This release is the sixth for the season reporting 9 holes P15-849 to 856 and partial results for P15-860. Drilling will continue with two diamond drill rigs, results will be released as they become available. Ascot to date has drilled 27,274 meters in 129 holes in 2015 with drilling ongoing. Detailed results table, locations and figures can be viewed at the following Ascot link:www.ascotresources.ca

Graeme Evans, P. Geo and Lawrence Tsang, P. Geo are providing the field management for the Premier exploration program. Graeme Evans, designated as the Qualified Person (QP) as defined by National Instrument 43-101 has prepared the technical information in this news release.

Quality Assurance/Quality Control

Analytical work is being carried out by ALS Lab Group. Quality assurance and quality control programs include the use of analytical blanks and standards and duplicates in addition to the labs own internal quality assurance program. All samples were analyzed using multi-digestion with ICP finish and fire assay with AA finish for gold. Samples over 100 ppm silver were reanalyzed using four acid digestion with an ore grade AA finish. Samples over 1,500 ppm silver were fire assayed with a gravimetric finish. Samples with over 10 ppm gold were fire assayed with a gravimetric finish. Identified or suspected metallic gold or silver are subjected to “metallics” assays. Also for extreme high gold grades a concentrate analysis is performed with a fire assay and gravimetric finish accurate up to 999985 ppm Au limit (ALS Au-CON01) method . Sampling and storage are at the company’s secure facility in Stewart with bi-weekly sample shipments made to ALS Labs Terrace prep site.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

ASCOT RESOURCES LTD.

Per: John A. Toffan

John A. Toffan, President and Director

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