Vancouver, B.C. - Sultan Minerals Inc. (SUL - TSX-V) ("Sultan") is pleased to provide an update on its activities at its 100% owned Jersey-Emerald project in southeastern BC, Canada. Sultan is aggressively pursuing a number of activities on the property in order to expedite the re-opening of the historic tungsten and lead-zinc mines, which were formerly owned and operated by Placer Dome.

The 2007 work program budgeted for $2,000,000 is underway on the Jersey-Emerald property and includes the following:

1. 40,000 feet of surface and underground diamond drilling to test the East Emerald Tungsten Zone, the East Dodger Tungsten Zone and the Dodger Molybdenum Zone. Diamond drilling and surface trenching are also testing extensions to the historic Jersey lead-zinc deposit.
2. A preliminary scoping study to determine the economic parameters for a mining plan to develop the existing tungsten resource was successfully completed in May (see Press Release of May 23, 2007).
3. Metallurgical testing of tungsten and molybdenum ore composites.
4. Researching historic mine records, and entering historic diamond drill logs and assays into a digital mine model.
5. Undertaking an environmental baseline study in order to expedite future development plans.
6. Underground surveying of the historic Jersey lead-zinc workings in preparation for an evaluation of the remaining drilled out lead-zinc resource.
7. Rehabilitating underground workings in preparation for a winter underground drill program.

Diamond drilling is currently continuing on the property and 61 drill holes, 19 underground and 42 surface holes, have now been completed in the Company's planned 2007, 40,000 ft, drill program. Assays have been received and reported for the initial 19 underground holes which investigated the East Dodger tungsten and molybdenum zones (refer to Press Release of June 6, 2007 and July 18, 2007). The surface drill program has targeted extension to the Jersey lead-zinc deposit (refer to Press Release of September 24, 2007), the East Emerald Tungsten Zone, and the Dodger Tungsten Zone. Samples from the initial six holes from this round of surface drilling were shipped to Acme Labs Ltd in mid-September and assays are anticipated shortly.
Drill logs and assays for an additional 200 drill holes in the Emerald Tungsten Deposit have been entered into the digital data base for the mine in the ongoing compilation of the historic mine records. This completes the drill hole data base for this historic mine and will allow the company to complete a resource evaluation for this deposit.

Mr. Ed Lawrence, P.Eng., former Manager of the Jersey and Emerald Mines, is managing the ongoing diamond drilling programs. Mr. Perry Grunenberg, P.Geo., of PBG Geoscience from Kamloops, B.C., is Sultan's project supervisor and "Qualified Person" for the purpose of NI 43-101, "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects." Standard sampling procedures are used whereby drill core is split with a core splitter and half of the core sent by trucking company directly to Acme Labs Ltd in Vancouver for assay by standard analytical procedures. The remaining half of the core is stored in the Company's core storage facility in Salmo, BC. All sample preparation was done at the laboratory by Acme staff. Checks are being run on 5% of the samples at Becqueral Laboratories in Mississauga, Ontario for tungsten and Assayers Canada in Vancouver, BC for other elements.

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