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Euromax Announces Drilling and Trenching Results From Babjak & Zlataritza

Exploration Programs Sampling & Geoscience Results

TSX-­‐V:  EOX;  OTCQX:  EOXFF www.euromaxresources.com

Euromax  Announces  Drilling  and  Trenching  Results  From  Babjak  &  Zlataritza  

Euromax   Resources   Ltd.   11  November   2013   (TSX-­‐V:   EOX;   OTCQX:   EOXFF):   (“Euromax”   or   the   “Company”)   is pleased  to  announce  the  results  of  drilling  and  trenching  at  the  Babjak  and  Zlataritza  properties  in  Bulgaria.

The  Babjak  and  Zlataritza  properties  are  located  in  south-­‐western  Bulgaria,  some  80  km  south  from  the  capital, Sofia.    During  the  2012  programme  at  Babjak,  the  Company  conducted  geochemical,  mapping,  trenching,  drilling and  IP/resistivity/magnetic  geophysical  surveys  over  the  concession  as  well  as  compiling  historic  data,  targeting intrusive   related   gold   systems.   This   work   has   highlighted   several   significant   quartz   vein   stockwork   zones developed   along   the   south-­‐western   boundary   of   a   granite   batholith,   hosted   in   the   granite   and   in   gneiss   that merited  drilling  and  trenching  in  order  to  investigate  the  full  extent  of  the  mineralisation  and  the  potential  to host  mineral  resources.    The  zones  were  explored  for  molybdenum  and  partly  for  silver  by  exploration  adits  in late   1960’s   but   significant   gold   mineralisation   was   identified   by   the   Company’s   exploration.     The   mineralised zones  have  been  traced  along  between  500  to  1,300  metres  strike  length  each.

Diamond  core  drilling  of  a  number  of  the  targets  at  Babjak  commenced  in  the  second  quarter  of  this  year  and was  completed  and  all  results  received  in  the  fourth  quarter.    Following  verification  of  QAQC  (Quality  Assurance and  Quality  Control  –  see  below)  and  plotting  and  interpretation  of  the  results,  drilling  intercepts  from  this  year’s campaign  can  be  summarised  as  follows:

Hole IDAzimuth (degrees)TargetInclination (degrees)From (m)To (m)Intersection (m)TrueAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)Mo (%)
Width
(m)
BC 13051105DD-­‐80202.6218.315.712.92.36142.90.11
Including2214.3218.34.03.38.50146.00.14
BC 13061105DD-­‐75186.0198.112.111.30.53119.60.09
BC 13071105DD-­‐70222.0229.47.46.90.11123.30.08
BC 13081105DD-­‐65194.0198.54.54.40.32109.40.24
BC 13091105DD-­‐70No significant value
BC 13101115BP-­‐60No significant value
BC 1310a1VerticalBP-­‐90No significant value
BC 1311180BP-­‐70No significant value
BC 13121VerticalKK-­‐90No significant value
BC 13131105DD-­‐65Failed to intersect the mineralized zone
BC 13141115Cu/Mo-­‐60No significant value
BC 13151VerticalDD-­‐90205.1208.02.92.10.0880.70.05
And1214.2222.78.56.00.1655.40.09

Notes

1.  Intercepts  identified  using  a  1  g/t  AuEq.  cut-­‐off.

2.  Intercepts  identified  using  a  5  g/t  AuEq.  cut-­‐off.

The  results  indicate  that  the  DD  vein  structure  offers  the  most  potential  for  significant  mineralisation.    This  is  the largest   structure   identified   on   the   property   and   has   been   traced   over   1,300   metres   of   strike   length.   The   DD structure  will  be  the  focus  of  future  work  with  the  aim  of  defining  mineral  resources  and  there  remain  further targets  identified  in  2012  to  be  tested.

Exploration  at  Zlataritza,  situated  10  kilometres  to  the  east  of  Babjak,  was  the  subject  of  a  trenching  programme to  test  the  KB  structure  identified  in  last  years  programme:

TargetTrench IDAzimuthLengthFromTo (m)IntersectionAu
(degrees)(m)(m)(m)(g/t)
KBT 1321132068.57.644.436.80.66
including27.627.620.00.84
KBT 1322131056.00.046.046.01.36
including24.041.837.81.58
Including322.832.810.03.94
KBTC 1323132073.028.054.026.01.11
including234.054.020.01.34
Including334.045.011.01.93
KBT 13241320150.065.3150.084.70.61
including287.099.012.00.82
and2114.0150.036.00.81
KBT 1325130014.19.111.12.01.42
KBT 1326131047.010.512.52.01.72
KBT 1327132060.03.032.029.00.30

Notes

1.  Intercepts  identified  using  a  0.3  g/t  Au.  cut-­‐off.

2.  Intercepts  identified  using  a  0.5  g/t  Au.  cut-­‐off.

3.  Intercepts  identified  using  a  1.0  g/t  Au.  cut-­‐off.

Insufficient   information   is   available   to   estimate   true   widths   of   the   mineralisation   from   the   trench   intercepts. Further  targets  at  Zlataritza  remain  untested.

Further  work  at  both  Babjak  and  Zlataritza  will  be  planned  for  the  2014  programme  by  the  end  of  this  year.

Commenting  on  the  results,  Pat  Forward,  Chief  Operating  Officer  of  the  Company  said,  “The  results  of  our  2013 exploration   programme   demonstrate   the   continuing   success   of   our   exploration   programme   at   Babjak   and Zlatritza  and  that  the  targets  identified  in  2013  represent  significant  mineralisation.    We  are  now  planning  cost effective  future  exploration  to  further  develop  these  properties  with  the  aim  of  adding  to  our  overall  mineral resource  base.”

Sampling,  Analyses  and  Quality  Assurance  and  Control  ("QAQC")  

Drill  hole  orientations  were  surveyed  at  approximately  25  metre  intervals.  Samples  were  collected  by  Company geologists  in  compliance  with  the  Company's  standard  procedures  and  in  accordance  with  accepted  industry  best practice.   Samples   were   normally   collected   through   the   mineralised   intervals   as   one   metre   lengths   and occasionally  to  a  maximum  of  1.5  metres  to  reflect  geological  boundaries.  The  samples  were  submitted  to  the Eurotest   Control   EAD   Laboratory   (ISO   9001:2008   and   ISO   17025   accredited)   in   Sofia,   Bulgaria,   for   sample preparation  and  analysis.  Gold  analyses  were  carried  out  using  the  fire  assay  technique  with  an  AAS  finish  on  30 gramme  aliquots.    Silver  and  molybdenum  were  analysed  using  AES  ICP  methods.  In  addition  to  the  laboratory's internal  QAQC  procedures,  the  Company  conducted  its  own  QAQC  with  the  systematic  inclusion  of  field  duplicate samples,   blank   samples   and   certified   reference   samples.   The   analytical   results   from   the   Company's   quality control  samples  have  been  evaluated  and  demonstrated  to  be  within  acceptable  industry  standard  variances.

Qualified  Person  

Mr  Patrick  Forward,  FIMMM,  a  Qualified  Person  under  National  Instrument  43-­‐101  Standards  of  Disclosure  for Mineral  Projects  of  the  Canadian  Securities  Administrators  and  COO  of  the  Company,  approved  the  scientific  or technical  disclosure  in  this  release  and  has  verified  the  data  included.

About  Euromax  Resources  Ltd.  

Euromax  is  a  Canadian  exploration  and  development  Company  with  three  main  gold  and  base  metal  assets  in Macedonia,  Bulgaria  and  Serbia.  We  are  focused  on  identifying,  acquiring  and  developing  mineral  resources  in Southeastern  Europe  with  the  objective  of  becoming  a  world-­‐class  mining  company  in  the  region.  Our  strength  is our  local  staff,  knowledge  and  technical  expertise  in  Bulgaria,  Serbia  and  Macedonia.

This  news  release  contains  forward-­‐looking  statements  including  but  not  limited  to  statements  regarding  drilling  and  drilling  results,  trenching,  exploration   activities  and  geological  interpretations  by  the  Company  for  its  Babjak  and  Zlataritza  properties.    In  making  the  forward-­‐looking   statements   in   this   release,   the  Company  has  applied  certain  factors  and  assumptions  that  are  based  on  information  currently  available  to  the  Company  as  well  as  the  Company's   current   beliefs   and   assumptions   made   by   the   Company,   including   that   the   key   assumptions   and   parameters   on   which   such   drilling   and   geological   interpretations  are  based  are  reasonable,  that  the  Company  will  be  able  to  obtain  the  necessary  supplies,  equipment,  personnel  and  any  financing  required   to  carry  out  its  planned  exploration  activities  and  that  the  Company's  exploration  activities,  will  proceed  as  expected.  Although  the  Company  considers  these   assumptions  to  be  reasonable  based  on  information  currently  available  to  it,  they  may  prove  to  be  incorrect,  and  the  forward-­‐looking  statements  in  this   release  are  subject  to  numerous  risks,  uncertainties  and  other  factors  that  may  cause  future  results  to  differ  materially  from  those  expressed  or  implied  in   such  forward-­‐looking   statements.    Such  risk  factors  include,  among  others,  that  actual  results  of  exploration  activities  will  be  different  than  anticipated,   data  and  assumptions  underlying  the  drilling  and  geological  interpretations  may  prove  to  be  inaccurate,  incomplete  or  to  have  been  incorrectly  interpreted,   delays  in  receiving  assays,  that  the  Company  will  not  be  able  to  obtain  the  necessary  supplies,  equipment,  personnel  and  any  financing  required  to  carry  out   its  planned  exploration  activities  and  that  results  of  the  Company's  exploration  activities  will  not  be   consistent   with   the   Company's   expectations.   Readers   are  also  encouraged  to  review  all  Company  documents  filed  with  the  securities  authorities  in  Canada,  including  the  Management  Discussion  and  Analysis  in   respect  of  the  Company's  recent  financial  statements  under  the  heading  "Operational  and  Other  Business  Risks",  which  documents  describe  material  factors   and  assumptions  and  risks  that  apply  to  the  forward-­‐looking  statements  in  this  release.    Readers  are  cautioned  not  to  place  undue  reliance  on  forward-­‐ looking  statements.  The  Company  does  not  intend,  and  expressly  disclaims  any  intention  or  obligation  to,  update  or  revise  any  forward-­‐looking  statements   whether  as  a  result  of  new  information,  future  events  or  otherwise,  except  as  required  by  law.  

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accepts  responsibility  for  the  adequacy  or  accuracy  of  this  release.

For  more  information,  please  visit  www.euromaxresources.com  or  contact:

Steve  Sharpe,  President  &  CEO  

+44  (0)20  3667  2970 [email protected]

Karen  Atchison,  Investor  Relations  Manager  

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Tom  Panoulias,  North  American  Representative  

+1  416  294  5649 [email protected]

Bobby  Morse,  Cornelia  Browne  

Buchanan +44  (0)20  7466  5000 [email protected] [email protected]