Nano tech CVMR Tennessee cuts Gold &

Silver Mexico acquisition deal

By David Drake

My board adviser at LDJ Capital family office Kamran Khozan of CVMR (USA) Inc. and Auxico
Resources Canada Inc. announced today that they have entered into a strategic alliance according to
which CVMR will manage and refine Zamora Silver and Gold assets in Mexico. Zamora properties
contain 16 historical mines including a vast area of untapped resources of those metals.
Samples with 20 g/t of gold and 14 kg/t of silver are currently being tested for refining at CVMR
Corporation in Canada. CVMR will produce Nano silver powders for the defense, aerospace,
electronics, automotive and medical industries. Nano powders of silver typically sell at multiples of
current silver prices.

Auxico has also reached an agreement to lease 2,600 Hectares of port facility in an industrial zone in
Coatzacoalcos to build a CVMR designed modular plant for refining of silver and gold, while using the
CVMR facility in Tennessee for production of highly specialized nano powders.

CVMR is the leader in the metal refining and manufacturing of metal powders, super alloys, metal
3D printing feed materials, and metal parts of high value. The demand based product pricing of
CVMR has proven to be highly successful. CVMR has been supplying many different segments of
the manufacturing and consumer markets over the past 28 years.

In a conference call to CVMR Mr. N. Victor Emmanuel, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice
President of CVMR stated that, CVMR has been negotiating this deal for some time and we are
delighted that we can now proceed with building our plants to refine these minerals in Mexico and in
the United States. Our refining tests have proven quite positive and we are now determining the
morphology of the powders required by various industries.

Mr. Sergiy Kotun, Senior Chemical Engineer at CVMR elaborated on the industrial uses of silver by
stating, silver has unique elemental properties that make it very difficult to substitute. Its uses span
almost to every sector of industrial application. From wound dressings, creams, and antibiotic coating
on medical devices to jet engines.

Mr. Mohammad Al Quayyum, Senior Electrical/Process Engineer at CVMR added, Almost all
electronics are configured with silver, from turning out the lights to turning on your television set, if it
has an on/off switch, it is likely that silver is playing an important role behind the scenes. Silver is an
ingredient in molded items like insulating handles for stoves, key tops for computers, electrical control
knobs, domestic appliance components, and electrical connector housings. In the soldering and
brazing of pipes, faucets, ducts and joints, silver provides safety, strength and quality unrivaled by any
other material.

More than 150 million ounces of silver are used each year to produce ethylene oxide and
formaldehyde, both of which are essential ingredients in plastics. Approximately 90% of the silver that
is employed as industrial catalyst is used for the production of ethylene oxide. Ethylene oxide is the
foundation for plastics including polyester, the textile used in mainstream fashion today. About 25% of
ethylene oxide production is used to produce antifreeze coolant for automobiles and other vehicles.
Over 36 million ounces of silver are used annually in the automotive industry.

CVMR (USA) President, Mr. Michael Hargett has extensive Latin American business experience and
speaks Spanish fluently. He was reached by phone at his office in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He stated
that CVMR has extensive international experience and we are quite excited to market the unique
products we will be producing in Mexico and the United States, worldwide. We are currently
negotiating with a number of Chinese based international organizations to evaluate the strength of
that market in the near future for our silver-based products. These nano powders are complimentary
to the other metal powders CVMR produces for industry and powder metallurgy applications. Each
use generates a high performance material for innovative technologies.

Use of silver in the solar panels was about 60 million ounces in 2014, and has been growing at the
rate of 7% in US and 12% in Germany. The Chinese statistics in this sector were not available at the
time of writing this news item, but it is speculated that the volume of silver used in this sector is much
higher in China than US and Germany.

Mr. Joel Scodnick, P.Geo., an independent geological consultant working for Auxico commented that
Auxico and CVMR are not speculators. They are interested in the physical trade of silver, although
paper trade in silver and the futures market in this sector are quite important, CVMR is more
interested in innovation and uses of silver in various segments of the industrial market.

Chairman and CEO of CVMR group of companies, Mr. Kamran M. Khozan, and Mr. Pierre Gauthier,
President of Central American Nickel were in a closed session conference with a number of executives
from the defense industry in London, England, today and were not available for comment. The two
gentlemen recently reached a major agreement for production of nickel at CVMR s facilities in
Tennessee based on Central American Nickels mines in that country.

David Drake is the Chairman of LDJ Capital, a multi-family office; Victoria Partners, a
300 family office network; LDJ Real Estate Group and Drake Hospitality Group;
and The Soho Loft Media Group with divisions Victoria Global Communications,Times
Impact Publications, and The Soho Loft Conferences. Reach him directly
at David@LDJCapital.com