Carmax Files Technical Report for the Eaglehead Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Project on SEDAR

Carmax Mining Corp. ("Carmax") (TSX VENTURE:CXM) is pleased to announce that an
NI 43-101 Technical Report regarding the results of an independent estimate of
Mineral Resources at its Eaglehead Cu-Mo project located in northwestern British
Columbia, has been filed on SEDAR under Carmax's profile. The NI 43-101
compliant Inferred Mineral Resources were estimated by RPA of Toronto, and
include only two of the six mineralized target areas that have been identified
on the property. The resources are based on a program of diamond drilling 8,300
metres in 25 holes in 2011, as well as historical drilling. The resource
estimate was previously reported in a news release dated May 16, 2012.


The Inferred Mineral Resource estimate totals 102.5 million tonnes at an average
grade of 0.29% Cu, 0.010% Mo and 0.08 g/t Au. The resources were estimated at a
cut-off grade of 0.16% CuEq, and contain approximately 662 million pounds
copper, 22 million pounds molybdenum, and 265,000 ounces gold. The Mineral
Resources are contained within two conceptual open pits, the East and Bornite
zones, and constitute approximately 69% of total mineralization above the grade
cut-off. The breakdown of the Mineral Resources of the two zones is shown in
Table 1.




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           TABLE 1 INFERRED MINERAL RESOURCES as of May 16, 2012           
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                  CARMAX MINING CORP. - EAGLEHEAD PROJECT                  
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         Cut-off Tonnes             Cu             Mo    g/t  Ounces       
Zone     (% CuEq)   (Mt)  % Cu   (Mlbs)  % Mo   (Mlbs)    Au      Au % CuEq
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East        0.16   61.6   0.28     376  0.011    14.9   0.06 126,000   0.35
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Bornite     0.16   40.9   0.32     287  0.008    7.17   0.11 139,000    0.4
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Total       0.16    103   0.29     662  0.010    22.0   0.08 265,000   0.37
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Notes:

1.  CIM definitions were followed for Mineral Resources. 
2.  Mineral Resources are estimated using long-term metal prices of
    US$4.00/lb. Cu, US$17.00/lb. Mo, US$1,400/oz Au, and a US$/CAD$ exchange
    rate of 1.00. 
3.  The copper equivalent (CuEq) calculation includes a provision for
    different metallurgical recoveries and smelter pay-out. 
4.  Metallurgical and payable recoveries are assumed to be 80% for base
    metals and 67% for gold. 
5.  Silver grades and quantities were inadvertently included in the May 16,
    2012 release, and have been excluded from this release as they are
    deemed to be non-material. 
6.  Mineral Resources were estimated using a pit discard cut-off grade of
    0.16% CuEq. 
7.  The numbers for tonnage, average grade, and contained metals are rounded
    figures. 
8.  These resources are constrained by a Whittle optimized pit shell, with a
    five metre minimum mining width, and constitute approximately 69% of
    total mineralization of the block model within a conceptual open pit.



About the Eaglehead Project

The Eaglehead Cu-Mo Project is located approximately 1,100 km north of Vancouver
and approximately 48 km east of Dease Lake, a town of approximately 200 people,
in northwestern British Columbia. The northwest-southeast oriented property
extends approximately 28 km along strike from Eaglehead Lake at its northwestern
extremity to approximately 8 km past Tournigan River in the southeastern part of
the property. The property comprises 31 mineral claims consisting of 613 cells
covering a total area of approximately 11,410 hectares (ha) in the Liard Mining
Division of British Columbia. 


Copper and molybdenum mineralization on the Eaglehead Property is typical of
porphyry Cu-Mo systems associated with hydrothermal alteration assemblages
within intermediate volcanic rocks and granodioritic and monzonitic rocks,
similar to other porphyry copper deposits within the Quesnel Trough of British
Columbia. Mineralization is contained in altered rocks, which are localized by
geological structures, and range in size from 5 m to more than 100 m wide and
more than three kilometres long. Mineralization is comprised of altered zones,
quartz stockworks, and hydrothermal breccia zones that contain disseminated
chalcopyrite and other sulphide minerals. Past work has identified six target
areas, and Carmax is hopeful that additional porphyry Cu-Mo targets may be
discovered on the property.


About Carmax

Carmax is a Canadian company engaged in exploration for bulk tonnage
copper-molybdenum deposits in northwestern British Columbia. The company also
has gold and silver projects in Ontario. During the 2011 summer exploration
program, the company's objective was to better outline the mineralized areas at
the East Zone and Bornite Zone. Carmax has 27,515,998 shares outstanding and
trades on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V) under the symbol CXM.


The resource study was prepared by RPA, under the direction of David W. Rennie,
P.Eng., Principal Geologist. Mr. Rennie is an independent Qualified Person as
defined by NI 43-101, and has reviewed and authorized the release of the mineral
resource estimate presented in this release.


Hrayr Agnerian, P.Geo., a Director of Carmax, is a qualified person as defined
in NI 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information contained
in this news release.


For further information, please visit the website at www.carmaxmining.com to
view the Company's profile.


Jevin Werbes, President

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