Sultan Minerals Inc. (SUL-TSX-V) ("Sultan") is pleased to announce that seventeen additional diamond drill-holes have intersected and expanded a zone of lead-zinc mineralization on its 100% owned Jersey-Emerald molybdenum-tungsten Property in southern British Columbia.

Final assay results are now available for 21 diamond drill holes, JS07-01 through JS07-21, that test a zone of stratiform zinc mineralization discovered by trenching in September 2007 (see News Release of Sept. 24, 2007). The mineralization was initially confirmed by four diamond drill holes, JS07-01 through JS07-04, reported on February 11, 2008.

Highlights of the 21 holes reported here were hole JS-07-01 which assayed 10.53% zinc and 3.02% lead across 5.0 feet within a 60.0 foot thick zone that assayed 3.35% zinc and 0.73% lead, hole JS-07-17 which assayed 7.69% zinc across 5.9 feet within an 85.0 foot thick zone that assayed 1.46% zinc and hole JS-07-08 which assayed 5.22% zinc across 20.0 feet within a 60.0 foot thick zone that assayed 1.33% zinc.

The 21 drill holes test a 1,000 foot by 1,000 foot area centred on the north end of the historic Jersey Lead-Zinc Mine. The results suggest that several horizons of significant zinc and lead mineralization occur within a thick, zinc-rich horizon that stretches east and west from the north end of the historic Jersey Mine workings. Lead and silver concentrations are seen to increase to the north and west, while zinc concentrations increase to the south and east.

In addition to the lead-zinc mineralization an unexpected gold intersection was encountered in hole JS-07-15. This hole assayed 6.16 g/t gold across a 24.4 foot core length from 22.6 to 47.0 feet. The intersection included a 10.0 foot section from 37.0 to 47.0 feet that assayed 10.43 g/t gold. Additional diamond drilling is required to determine the potential of this zone.

Significant lead, zinc and silver intersections from the 21 drill holes are given in the following table:

DRILL-HOLE NUMBER	GRID North	GRID East	AZMTH /DIP	FROM (feet)	TO (feet)	WIDTH (feet)	Zn (%)	Pb (%)	Ag (g/t)
JS07-01*	9245	9095	000/-90	14.00	74.00	60.00	3.35	0.73	7.50
Including				31.80	52.40	20.60	5.77	0.99	10.62
Including				69.00	74.00	5.00	10.53	3.02	36.76
JS07-02*	9245	9105	130/-60	8.00	16.00	0.09	2.03	0.09	1.28
and				29.70	98.20	0.05	1.32	0.05	0.54
Including				29.70	32.00	8.87	11.33	8.87	55.55
and				79.00	98.20	0.22	4.72	0.22	3.48
Including				91.40	98.20	0.54	8.52	0.54	7.26
JS07-03*	9295	9195	000/-90				No	Values
JS07-04*	9052	8961	000/-70	1.50	55.80	54.30	1.63	0.47	2.60
Including				26.80	55.80	29.00	2.75	0.84	4.59
Including				49.50	55.80	6.30	5.55	3.14	16.89
JS07-05	9046	8966	195/-70	3.00	73.00	70.00	1.28	0.14	0.75
Including				33.00	53.00	20.00	2.66	0.11	1.50
Including				43.00	53.00	10.00	3.32	0.13	1.89
and				63.00	73.00	10.00	2.78	0.65	1.59
JS07-06	8952	8895	282/-55	29.00	37.50	8.50	3.12	0.06	1.37
JS07-07	8950	8896	000/-90	29.00	54.00	25.00	0.88	0.01	0.28
Including				29.00	36.70	7.70	1.84	0.01	0.56
JS07-08	8948	8897	102/-60	9.00	19.00	10.00	1.94	0.87	1.37
and				49.00	109.00	60.00	1.33	0.04	0.62
Including				49.00	59.00	10.00	2.29	0.06	1.46
and				169.00	209.00	40.00	3.88	0.29	4.82
Including				179.00	199.00	20.00	5.22	0.58	8.55
JS07-09	8948	8897	102/-70	8.00	109.00	101.00	0.70	0.04	0.36
Including				39.00	59.00	20.00	2.56	0.17	1.29
Including				49.00	59.00	10.00	3.46	0.29	1.65
JS07-10	8710	8667	000/-90	19.00	59.00	40.00	0.48	0.03	0.32
JS07-11	8710	8667	090/-90	8.00	52.00	44.00	0.91	0.02	0.39
Including				32.00	42.00	10.00	2.62	0.02	0.62
JS07-12	8642	8572	010/-70	67.00	119.50	52.50	0.89	0.01	0.25
Including				87.00	97.00	10.00	2.10	0.01	0.28
JS07-13	8630	8572	090/-90	38.00	118.00	88.00	1.32	0.04	0.95
Including				78.00	98.00	20.00	2.98	0.06	1.12
and				78.00	88.00	10.00	3.14	0.04	1.11
JS07-14	8630	8578	090/-60	57.00	117.00	60.00	1.21	0.01	0.30
Including				67.00	87.00	20.00	2.77	0.02	0.51
and				67.00	77.00	10.00	4.09	0.04	0.56
JS07-15	8460	8510	115/-60	17.00	22.60	5.60	4.74	0.45	2.34
and				107.00	145.50	38.50	2.74	0.03	0.76
Including				117.00	135.20	18.20	4.82	0.06	1.21
Including				117.00	125.70	8.70	7.05	0.06	1.75
JS07-16	8460	8510	000/-90	16.60	22.50	5.90	2.05	0.62	3.50
and				118.00	158.50	40.50	3.05	0.03	0.70
Including				125.30	133.00	7.70	5.63	0.10	2.24
and				143.00	158.50	15.50	4.57	0.03	0.45
JS07-17	8385	8369	112/-55	14.00	17.00	3.00	1.71	0.39	3.50
and				112.00	197.00	85.00	1.46	0.01	0.25
Including				130.00	168.10	38.10	2.88	0.02	0.43
Including				162.20	168.10	5.90	7.69	0.01	0.20
JS07-18	8385	8369	112/-45	12.00	18.00	6.00	2.71	0.39	3.48
and				146.00	156.00	10.00	1.24	0.01	0.47
and				171.70	194.00	22.30	1.26	0.01	0.17
JS07-19	8385	8369	112/-68				No	Values
JS07-20	8592	9425	331/-69	183.00	195.70	12.50	1.56	0.01	0.21
Including				193.00	195.70	2.70	5.36	0.02	0.53
JS07-21	8592	9425	314/-69	148.00	168.00	20.00	2.32	0.03	0.63
Including				158.00	168.00	10.00	4.15	0.03	0.70
and				223.00	273.00	50.00	1.10	0.14	0.61
Including				243.00	253.00	10.00	2.36	0.62	1.64

Note 1:	All dimensions and core lengths are recorded in feet in order that results are compatible with the historic mine grid and the existing 5,600 drill hole database.
Note 2:	Drill hole intersection angles vary from 40° to 85° suggesting that the true width of these intersections may range from 60% to 95% of the drill core intersection length.
Note 3:	* Denotes previously reported drill hole

The 21 drill holes reported above tested a 200-foot wide perimeter that bounds the historic "G Zone" to the east and west. The G Zone was the northernmost workings in the Jersey Lead-Zinc Mine. The grades intersected in these holes are comparable to the historical grades of the Jersey mine which averaged 2.0% Pb and 3.8% Zn. The holes demonstrate that significant lead-zinc mineralization extends well beyond the limits of the historic mining operation. The attitude and intersection depth of the mineralization suggests that a considerable portion of the western margin of the deposit might be extracted by surface mining methods.

The Jersey-Emerald property is located approximately 30 kilometres east of the community of Trail in southern British Columbia. The property was host to BC's second largest lead-zinc producer and Canada's second largest tungsten mine. The two mines were operated by Placer Dome from 1947 until their closure due to low metal prices in 1973. Previous mining operations were confined to a 5.0 square kilometre area in the centre of the present 93.0 square kilometre property. In the vicinity of the historic mines, deposits of lead-zinc, tungsten and molybdenum occur stacked one above the other on this polymetallic property. Soil geochemical surveys completed by Sultan minerals have located extensive, wide spread, soil anomalies for zinc, tungsten and molybdenum on the property. Large soil anomalies for zinc occur 3.0 kilometres south and 2.0 kilometres east of the historic mine suggesting there is exceptional lead-zinc exploration potential far beyond the limits of the historic mines.

Sultan is awaiting assays for a further 40 surface drill holes drilled marginal to the historic lead-zinc and tungsten workings during the 2007 drill program. A 3,500-metre underground drill program is presently underway on the East Dodger Molybdenum Zone. In June 2007 underground drill hole JM07-04 intersected 0.10% molybdenum (MoS₂) over a core length of 548.0 feet in the East Dodger Zone. The intersection included several higher grade sections that assayed 0.28% MoS₂ over 79.9 feet, 0.23% MoS₂ over 43.0 feet and 1.81% MoS₂ over 9.9 feet.

Mr. Ed Lawrence, P.Eng., former Manager of the Jersey and Emerald Mines for Placer-Dome, oversees all on-going diamond drilling programs. Mr. Perry Grunenberg, P.Geo., of PBG Geoscience from Kamloops, BC, is Sultan's project supervisor and "Qualified Person" as defined by NI 43-101, "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects".

For further information on the Company's projects, visit www.sultanminerals.com Arthur G. Troup, P.Eng., Geological
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