Trevali intersects 21 metres of massive sulphide mineralization in new zones at Stratmat Deposit

Press Release

November 25, 2014

Vancouver, British Columbia…Trevali Mining Corporation (“Trevali” or the “Company”) (TSX: TV; BVL: TV; OTCQX: TREVF; Frankfurt: 4TI) provides an update of its Stratmat Zinc-Lead-Silver-Copper-Gold deposit in the Bathurst Mining Camp of New Brunswick, Canada where resource definition and expansion drilling continues to define new massive sulphide lenses outside of the 2009 resource estimate (Figures 1 & 2).

The S-5 lens is the second new mineralized body to be identified by ongoing exploration work. Situated in the Central Zone between the S1 and Main Zones at a depth of approximately 300 metres, the target was identified during compilation of historic data, 3D geological modelling and downhole electro-magnetics (DHEM) (Figures 1 & 2).

Hole ST-785, the first hole to be drilled in this area of the project since approximately 1989, targeted a strong electro-magnetic conductor and intersected an aggregate of 40 metres of massive sulphide lenses within which higher grade intervals occur (Figure 1 & Table 1). Mineralization is truncated on its footwall by a post-mineral sulphide rich fault. Both above and below the principal S-5 lens the hole intersected multiple 1-to-4-metre thick zones of massive sulphide mineralization that also merit follow up work. S-5 remains open for expansion.

Follow-up drilling (ST-793) successfully intersected two zones of massive sulphide mineralization 6-metres and 36-metres thick respectively. Assays are pending and DHEM surveys and follow up drilling are currently underway. Based on the limited drilling to date the S5 zone has been intersected over approximately 50-metres of strike and extends over 150-metres of dip averaging approximately 25-metres thick. It remains open for expansion both up and down dip leaving excellent potential to expand upon this emerging zone.

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