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Century Announces Filing of First Quarter Financial Results, Management Discussion and Analysis

Financials

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For Immediate Release TSX: CNT

CENTURY ANNOUNCES FILING OF FIRST QUARTER FINANCIAL RESULTS,

MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS

Toronto, Canada, August 13, 2019 – Century Global Commodities Corporation (“Century” or the “Company”)

is pleased to announce that it has filed its condensed consolidated interim financial statements for the first fiscal

quarter ended June 30, 2019 and the related management discussion and analysis (“MD&A”). Copies of these

documents are available under Century’s SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com and will be posted on Century’s

website at www.centuryglobal.ca.

As at June 30, 2019 the Company reported substantial working capital of C$17.8 million, comprised of cash, bank

deposits and an investment portfolio of C$8.2 million (not tied to any funding commitment for any project

development), accounts receivables and other current assets of C$12.0 million, less accounts payable and other

current liabilities of C$2.4 million.

The seaborne iron ore spot price (US$/dmt for 62% Fe, CIF China) opened 2019 strongly at about $75/dmt for

January. Its momentum accelerated with the Brazilian tailings dam failure later that month. In mid-June it broke

through US$100/dmt, setting a five -year record high price. In July, it averaged about US$120/dmt before

correcting in early August to below US$100/dmt. These recent prices well exceed t he US$95/dmt long -term

selling price underpinning our flagship Joyce Lake project feasibility study. Encouragingly, the current iron ore

price environment now appears to be more structural and robust than originally thought. These spot prices have

not been seen since 2014, providing a very positive outlook for all our iron ore assets. Our mining team is ready

to advance the Joyce Lake project when the sustainability of the current market price is proven.

During the quarter, Century completed its diversification into the non-ferrous sector by spinning out the Trudeau

Gold property (a Quebec gold and polymetallic exploration project) into Century Metals Inc. (“Century Metals”).

A dividend was distributed to existing Century shareholders and Century Metals was listed on the TSX Venture

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Exchange. Century Metals brings a new non -ferrous shareholder base and new capital to support a focused

development plan in the non-ferrous sector. Century Metals began trading on the TSX-V on June 17, 2019 under

the stock symbol CMET. This spin-out allows Century to focus on development of its iron ore portfolio during a

time of sector price recovery and creates an opportunity for Century Metals to generate new shareholder value

in the non-ferrous sector.

Over the firs t quarter, our food segment had another outstanding period of solid growth, delivering close to

61.6% year -over-year sales growth. Sales hit $2.1 million in the quarter with a gross margin of 22.2%. The

majority of food segment sales came from our Hong Kon g food distribution business. In addition to solid and

ongoing sales growth, the Hong Kong business achieved a net profit starting from the third quarter of the

2018/2019 financial year and further grew its net profit in the following two quarters. In the first quarter of

2019/2020 financial year, the Hong Kong distribution business made a net profit of over a hundred thousand

dollars (compared to a loss a year earlier).

About Century

Century Global Commodities Corporation (TSX:CNT) is building shareholder value through existing and

entrepreneurial business units that meet continuing and growing demand from China, the largest market in

human history.

Iron Ore

With Baowu and Minmetals, both Global Fortune 500 companies, as Chinese strategic partners, Century owns

one of the largest iron ore mineral resource bases in the world, across five projects in Quebec and Newfoundland

and Labrador. Joyce Lake, a direct shipping iron ore (“DSO”) project in Newfoundland and Labrador, is our most

advanced project. It has completed feasibility and permitting studies and can be brought to production within

approximately 30 months. We are maintaining our properties ready for advancement after a return to sustained

higher iron ore prices.

Base and Precious Metals

Century is monitoring investment and acquisition opportunities in the base and precious metals sector . When

the right opportunity presents itself, our liquid balance sheet will allow us to invest or acquire cost-effective

assets during the low base and precious metal price cycle , positioning ourselves for gains when the market

improves. To that end, Century Metals Inc., now listed on TSX-V under the ticker symbol CMET, was created and

spun out to provide more flexibility for execution.

Quality Food Services

Quality food products sourced from advanced countries are in great demand from the quickly -growing middle

class in China. The emphasis is on the need for safe, high -quality food products. Century has established a

professional marketing team and built a distribution system to serve Hong Kong.

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For further information please contact:

Sandy Chim, President & CEO

Century Global Commodities Corporation

416-977-3188

[email protected]

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