Kola Announces the Resignation of Nick DeMare as CFO

Kola Mining Corp.

Kola Announces the Resignation of Nick DeMare as CFO

Vancouver, British Columbia March 9, 2010, Kola Mining Corporation (Toronto TSXV: KM, Frankfurt: C8M) announces that Mr. Nick DeMare has resigned as CFO of the Company and Mr. Sergei Dubovik has been appointed as the new CFO. Mr. DeMare remains Corporate Secretary and a director of the Company.

Mr. Sergei Dubovik, a former officer of the Company, is a partner of AGA Management Ltd., a leading Moscow based consulting company specializing in the Russian M&A market and management consulting and played an instrumental role in acquisition of Rudprominvest in 2007. Before joining AGA Management Ltd. in 2006 he had fourteen years of experience as a businessman, consultant and manager with KPMG (Moscow-Bahrain), JSFC «Systema», Regional Development Company etc. His major focus is M&A and business restructuring. Mr. Dubovik has a Master Diploma in Applied Math (Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, 1991).

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On behalf of the Board of Directors of KOLA MINING CORP.

“Victor Tskhovrebov"

_________________________________ Victor Tskhovrebov President & C.E.O.

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