Gulf Shores Resources Announces Ghana Gold Project Earn-in Agreement

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / July 13, 2016 / Gulf Shores Resources Ltd. (GUL.V) ("GSR" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Goldplat PLC ("Goldplat"), an AIM-listed public company, to earn an interest in the Anumso Gold Project (the "Project") in Ghana (Figure 1).

The LOI provides GSR with the right to earn 75% of Goldplat's interest in the Project by expending US$3.0M on exploration over 2.5 years. An initial 51% interest will be earned through expenditure of US$1.5M in the first 18 months, and the remaining 24% interest can be earned through expenditure of an additional US$1.5M in the following 12 months. The government of Ghana has a carried 10% interest in all minerals and mining concessions in Ghana, thus the 75% interest in Goldplat's 90% interest will reflect a 67.5% net interest for GSR.

GRS will enter into a formal option agreement with Goldplat within 30 days following a normal due diligence period, and will be subject to approval by the Boards of Directors of both companies and the TSX Venture Exchange. GSR will be the operator of the exploration and development program during the option period. Upon completion of its earn in rights, GSR and Goldplat will form a joint venture whereby each party will contribute proportionally to the Project's development, or have its interest diluted. If either party's interest is reduced to 10%, that interest is then converted into a 1.5% net smelter return royalty which the other party has the right for one year to purchase by paying US$100,000 for each 0.1% of the NSR.

The Anumso Gold Project is a 29.63 km2 Mining Lease within two blocks that cover ≥ 5 km of strike length of the well-known Birimian series auriferous Tarkwaian Banket strata within the highly productive Ashanti Belt of Ghana. This portion of laterally continuous Tarkwaian conglomerate strata has produced gold for over 100 years from the colonial Ntronang Mine 7 km to the east and from artisanal miners in more recent years. These same beds are famous in the southern Ashanti Belt for gold produced from the Iduapriem and Teberebie mines of AngloGold Ashanti and the Tarkwa and Demang mines currently in production by Goldfields. The Anumso - Ntronang area is the only location outside of the Tarkwa vicinity where gold has been mined from Banket conglomerate. Gold in these rocks is considered similar to that in the conglomerate-hosted gold deposits of the ~2,800 million year old Witwatersrand of South Africa, except these rocks are younger, being approximately 2,115 million years old.