Wind Bay

Overview

• 9 km strike length of a larger 30 km prospective/proven VMS horizon
• Adjacent to Sedex Mine Centre property

Regional Exploration and Production

10 km strike length of a larger 30 km long alteration/mineralized horizon hosing a 6.1 mT VMS lense.

Other Local Exploration

INCO leases in between the Wind Bay and Mine Centre properties host 6.1 MT @ 1.06% ZN, 0.27% CU, 3.2 G/T AG

Property Geology

Host rocks are an intercalated sequence of mafic and felsic metavolcanic rocks and mafic clastic units. Numerous discordant cross cutting alteration envelops and the conformable alteration zones indicate an extensive and persistent hydrothermal system was in operation on the Wind Bay property. The presence of well developed dalmatinite textures and composited base metal values of 0.38% Zn over 52 m indicates an extensive and persistent hydrothermal system was in operation on the Wind Bay property

Historical Highlights

Mineralization has been traced by diamond drilling over a 1200 metre length and 50 metre width. Previous work consisted of trenching, channel sampling, geophysical surveying and diamond drilling. 16 diamond drill holes were completed in 1979 through 1980 and 7 holes were completed in 1986. Government files show the best result was 1.5% zinc and 0.2% copper over 7 metres.

Work Completed to Date

Two drill holes testing VTEM conductors confirmed the presence high prospective lithologies, alteration and mineralization plus well developed dalmatinite with drill intercepts of 0.38% Zn over 52 m

Recent Highlights

Sedex plans to complete compilation of existing data followed by drilling and trenching to assess the tonnage and grade potential.