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Fosterville South Now Drilling at Golden Mountain

Exploration Programs

FOSTERVILLE SOUTH NOW DRILLING AT GOLDEN MOUNTAIN

• Drilling at Golden Mountain project has commenced with 2 drill rigs onsite

• 18 holes, totaling 2,215 metres of drilling planned in this initial phase

May 4 , 2020. Fosterville South Exploration Ltd. (“Fosterville South” or the “Company”, FSX:TSX

Venture; FSXLF: OTC Markets ) is pleased to announce it has commenced drilling at its Golden

Mountain project located in the state of Victoria, Australia.

The initial drill program will consist of 18 holes, totaling 2,215 metres at the Golden Mountain project.

The program is to be conduc ted in two parts consisting of shallow percussion drilling targeting the

northern mapped east west mineralized zone and core (diamond) drilling targeting the deeper zones

of the central mineralized section.

Chief Operating Officer and Director, Mr. Rex Motton, states, “In the few short weeks since coming to

trade publicly, Fosterville South has been very active. Corporately, we recently announced the

acquisition of multiple properties to complement our original holdings being Lauriston, Providence and

Golden Mountain which were assembled over a multi -year period. We also announced an

oversubscribed $15 million financing, fostered by support from some of our largest existing

shareholders and some precious metals focused institutional investors that are new to our registry.

Fosterville South has also been busy on the ground, and we now have two drill rigs turning at the

Golden Mountain project. Additionally, we are awaiting final results from a large geochemistry

sampling program at the Lauriston project, in preparation for drilling there.”

The granted exploration license at the Golden Mountain (Tallangalook) project consists of 136sq km

and holds a variety of gold targets, including intrusion related gold deposits such as the Golden

Mountain prospect and epizonal orogenic gold – stibnite deposits such as the Heyfield Reef and Star

of the Glen Reefs.

The gold deposits are hosted by hornfels in the aureole of the Strathbogie Granite in the north of the

tenement or are located within the Siluro -Devonian sediments further to the south. The largest

producer within the Tallangalook goldfield was the Golden Mountain mine with a recorded yield of at

least 268 kg Au from open cut workings, and over 4040kg of alluvial and eluvial gold from the

surrounding area. Other prospects occur nearby and most of the alluvium in the creeks had been

extensively mined for gold. There are several deposit groupings of various types within the tenement:

• Various intrusion related disseminated gold prospects in the metamorphic aureole o n the

Golden Mountain Property:

• The western Black Ore and Morning Star group (1889 -1895): 1.7kg Au (55 ozs) from

759t

• The central Mead/Golden Mountain Group (1878-1901): (8615oz Au) from 90208t

• The eastern Perseverance & Black Charley group (1880s): trial crushing of 4.2 ozs from

128t

• Gold – stibnite epizonal prospects:

• Star of the Glen Group (1890-1894): 2349ozs at 18.0g/t Au from 3996 tons to a depth

of 46m.

• Heyfield Reef – Unknown production of stibnite gold concentrate.

The production noted above was obtained from J.B. Griffiths Report in 1976 from Department of

Manufacturing and Industry Development Expired Exploration Reports File. All of the above deposits

are located within the Golden Mountain project.

Reconnaissance rock chip sampling at Heyfield Reef and Star of the Glen has been undertaken in order

to assess the potential for high-grade mineralization. The main adit dump at the Heyfield reef yielded

a quartz grab sample with 20.1 g/t Au. Star of the Glen also reported several high-grade gold samples

within the central part of the historic working and with a peak of 152 g/t Au. Drill permits are being

sought for these prospects as well.

About Fosterville South Exploration Ltd.

Fosterville South has two large, 100% ow ned, high-grade epizonal gold projects called the Lauriston

and Golden Mountain Projects and one large group of tenement applications called the Providence

Project in the state of Victoria, Australia, including a 600 sq. km property immediately to the south of

and within the same geological framework that hosts Kirkland Lake Gold’s Fosterville

tenements. Additionally, Fosterville South recently acquired three gold -focused projects called the

Moormbool, Timor and Avoca Projects, which are also located in the state of Victoria, Australia.

Five of Fosterville South’s properties (Lauriston, Providence, Golden Mountain, Timor and Avoca) have

had historical gold production from hard rock sources despite limited modern exploration and drilling.

Qualified Person

The technical content of this news release has been reviewed, verified and approved by Rex Motton,

P. Geo., COO and Director of Fosterville South, a qualified person as defined by NI 43 -101. Historical

records were verified by reviewing annual an d quarterly reports from government records by the

Qualified Person.

On behalf of the Company

Rex Motton

Chief Operating Officer and Director

Contact:

Adam Ross, Investor Relations

Direct : (604) 229-9445

Toll Free: 1(833) 923-3334

Email: [email protected]

Forward-Looking Statements

Information set forth in this news r elease contains forward -looking statements that are based on

assumptions as of the date of this news release. These statements reflect management's current

estimates, beliefs, intentions and expectations. They are not guarantees of future performance.

Fosterville South cautions that all forward looking statements are inherently uncertain and that actual

performance may be affected by many material factors, many of which are beyond their respective

control. Such factors include, among other things: risks and uncertainties relating to Fosterville South's

limited operating history, its proposed exploration and development activities on is Lauriston and

Golden Mountain Properties and the need to comply with environmental and governmental

regulations. Accordingly, actual and future events, conditions and results may differ materially from

the estimates, beliefs, intentions and expectations expressed or implied in the forward -looking

information. Except as required under applicable securities legislation, Fostervi lle South does not

undertake to publicly update or revise forward-looking information.

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the

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