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KOPR Point Announces Majuba Hill Exploration Update

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NEWS RELEASE

KOPR Point Announces Majuba Hill Exploration Update

VANCOUVER—April 11, 2019— KOPR Point Ventures Inc. (CSE: KOPR / OTC: NPEZF / FSE: 4NP)

(“KOPR Point” or the “Company”) offers an exploration update on the Majuba Hill Copper

Project.

David Greenway comments:

“The results of our previously announced re-assay of core from MG1703 have given our technical

advisory board the clarity to review previous anomalous drill results around what we are calling

the Majuba Extension. The Company now realizes that there is a major opportunity to expand the

oxide copper mineralization at Majuba Hill that presents tremendous potential upside for our

shareholders. I couldn’t be more pleased or exci ted by what our technical team has done. The

implications of what we have discovered in Hole MG 1703 which stepped out 1000 feet are of

vital importance. Hole MG 1703 is the “Key-Stone” that allowed us to recognize the significance

of the assay results from previous core hole MM -21 which has an interval of substantial copper

oxide at the same elevation as the interval in MG 1703 -- 66.9 ft @ 0.71% Cu.”

Core hole MM-21 was drilled in 2012(1) and using a mining-type intersection calculation (2), with a

greater than 0.05% copper cut-off the oxide intersections include:

410 ft to 460 ft - 50 ft@ 0.313% Cu

550 ft to 570 ft - 20 ft @ 0.12% Cu

580 ft to 700 ft - 120 ft @ 0.23% Cu

(includes 580 ft to 625 ft - 45 ft @ 0.39% Cu

(1) Alan J. Morris MSc, CPG May 31, 2017 NI43-101 Technical Report, Majuba Hill Coper Project, Pershing County

Nevada, USA

(2) No more than 1 internal “waste” assay less than 0.05% Cu and intersection still has to be at least 0.10%. True width

is unknown at this time.

The oxide intercept in MM-21 is 300 feet north of the oxide intercept in MG1703.

Deeper in the hole the increasing copper-bearing sulfides (chalcopyrite) returned:

790 ft to 985 ft - 215 ft @ 0.28% Cu

(includes 850 ft to 960 ft - 110 ft @ 0.38% Cu with 865 ft to 975 ft-10 ft @ 1.16% Cu)

There has been no drilling along the top of the Majuba Extension ridge. This leaves a 600 to 800

foot thick zone between holes MG1703 & MM-21 and Copper oxide sampled near the top of the

ridge. This undrilled zone is also directly above the high-grade sulfide intersections in MMX-24.

The Company is currently fast-tracking plans for a drill program for 2019. The initial plan is to drill

16-18 holes as part of the ongoing economic evaluation of the surface oxide mineralization and

the program will be a mix of Reverse Circulation (RC) and Core. It is anticipated that the total

budget for the program (including third party 43-101 modeling) will be $610,000 USD. The drilling

will be staged to allow more precise drill locations as the program advances. A significant portion

of the drilling being planned will be done on the patented mining claims, which should shorten the

permitting timelines.

The Company believes that there is a high probability for expanding the currently modeled oxide

copper mineralization beyond MG1703 and MM-21. This would result in a much larger mineralized

zone of l eachable copper close enough to the surface to be considered for an open -pit mining

scenario.

Sampling for MG1703 was conducted under the supervision of the Company’s consulting

geologist and the chain of custody from the project to the sample preparation facility was

continuously monitored. A blank or certified reference material, was inserted approximately every

24 samples. The samples were delivered to Bureau Veritas Mineral Laboratories preparation

facility in Elko, NV where they were crushed and pulverized. Resulting sample pulps were

shipped to Bureau Veritas certified laboratory in Sparks, NV or Vancouver, BC.

Pulps were digested using a multi -acid digestion and analyzed for copper and 34 additional

elements using ICP-ES. Gold was analyzed using a fire assay fusion and an atomic absorption

spectroscopy (AAS) finish on a 30-gram split. Data verification of the analytical results included

a statistical analysis of the standards and blanks that must pass certain parameters for

acceptance to insure accurate and verifiable results.

E.L. “Buster” Hunsaker III, CPG, Chair man of the Company’s Advisory Board, is the Qualified

Person who has reviewed and approved the technical content of this news release on behalf of

the Company.

About KOPR Point Ventures Inc.

KOPR Point (CSE: KOPR / OTC: NPEZF / FSE: 4NP) is engaged in the identification, review and

acquisition of latter stage Copper and Copper/Gold assets. Management has been mandated to

focus on geo-politically safe and stable regimes with mining friendly jurisdictions and government

regulations supportive of mining operations.

On Behalf of the Board of KOPR Point Ventures

“David Greenway”

President & CEO

Corporate Office

310-221 West Esplanade

North Vancouver, BC

V7M 3J3

For further information, please contact:

E: [email protected]

P: (604) 318-0114

Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Market Regulator (as that term is defined in the policies

of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

This news release may contain forward- looking statements based on assumptions and judgments of

management regarding future events or results. Such statements are subject to a variety of ris ks and

uncertainties, which could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those reflected in the

forward-looking statements. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to revise or update such

statements.