Bacanora Reports Infill Drill Results Re La Ventana Concession, Sonora Lithium Project, Mexico

BACANORA MINERALS LTD. ("Bacanora" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:BCN) is
pleased to announce that it has received the analytical results from 5 recently
completed holes drilled into the lower clay unit on the La Ventana concession
(the "Concession") in northern Mexico. The Concession is owned 100% by Bacanora.
Significant lithium-bearing intervals were intersected in all of the drill
holes. The weighted average values for these intercepts are listed below (Table
1).


The 5 holes were drilled in order to upgrade the lithium resource in the up-dip
section of the lower clay unit on the Concession (refer to attached map, Figure
1). Within the 3.5 kilometre exposure of clays on the Concession, a strike
length of 2.4 kilometres of the lower clay unit was tested during the recent
program. Within the area drilled, the lower clay unit ranges from 16.92 to 26.21
metres in intercept length, averaging 19.57 metres (18.4 m estimated true
thickness(1)). The weighted average of lithium values in samples taken across
the intercepts range from 1,377 to 5,809 ppm Li (0.73 to 3.09% LCE(2)). 




Table 1. Lithium intercept lengths in metres for Lower Clay Unit            
                                                                            
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From                      To      Length      Li ppm       LCE %   Li2O(3) %
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Drill Hole LV-13                                                            
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11.58                  34.59       23.01       5,047        2.69        1.09
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Drill Hole LV-14                                                            
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14.17                  32.00       17.83       5,809        3.09        1.25
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Drill Hole LV-15                                                            
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19.05                  35.97       16.92       4,213        2.25        0.91
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Drill Hole LV-16                                                            
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16.31                  42.52       26.21       2,729        1.45        0.59
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Drill Hole LV-17                                                            
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20.24                  34.14       13.90       1,377        0.73        0.29
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(1) True thickness is estimated to be 94% of intercept length based on      
    assumed dip of the clay units of 20 degrees.                           
(2) LCE = lithium carbonate equivalent (Li2CO3): determined by multiplying  
    Li value in percent by 5.324 to get an equivalent Li2CO3value in        
    percent. Use of LCE is to provide data comparable with industry         
    standards.                                                              
(3) Li2O = lithium oxide and is determined by multiplying Li value in       
    percent by 2.153 to get an equivalent Li2O value in percent.            



Analysis of the drill core was performed by ALS Chemex, in Vancouver, B.C., a
member of ALS Global, an internationally recognized assay service provider. The
Company followed industry standard procedures for the work carried out during
the drill program, with a quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) program.
Internal standard samples were inserted into each drill core sample sequence
sent to the laboratory for analysis. Bacanora detected no significant QA/QC
issues during review of the data.


Martin Vidal, President of Bacanora, commented "we are very pleased with the
lithium values obtained from the infill drill holes on La Ventana. The up-dip
portion of the lower clay unit has been further validated as a high priority
target and continues to provide further potential for additional tonnage to be
added to our existing resource estimates." 


Additional work is being undertaken on the Concession that is expected to be
used to update and upgrade the lithium resource estimate for the La Ventana
deposit from the inferred resource category to the indicated resource category,
though there can be no assurance at this stage that such an upgrade will be
declared. Pilot scale testing of a process to produce lithium carbonate from the
clays on La Ventana is underway at the Company's facility in Hermosillo. In
addition, verification work on the process is being undertaken by Inspectorate
Exploration and Mining Services Ltd. in Richmond, B.C. The Company will continue
to keep investors informed of progress with further periodic announcements of
results as they become available. 


The Company also advises that Rare Earth Minerals PLC ("REM"), Bacanora's joint
venture partner in respect of the El Sauz, El Sauz 1, El Sauz 2, Fleur and Fleur
1 concessions, has reported that REM has acquired shares of Bacanora through
public market purchases that have resulted in REM's holdings of Bacanora's
shares increasing to 5% of the total number of issued and outstanding shares of
Bacanora. Bacanora expresses its thanks to REM for its continued support of
Bacanora and its interest in the Sonora Lithium Project.


About the Sonora Lithium Project: 

The Sonora Lithium Project consists of the La Ventana, La Ventana 1 and the San
Gabriel, Buenavista and Megalit concessions, which are owned 100% by Bacanora,
along with the contiguous El Sauz, El Sauz 1, El Sauz 2, Fleur and Fleur 1
concessions (the "Joint Venture #1 Lands") which are owned 70% by Bacanora and
30% by REM under Joint Venture #1. The Company has declared inferred resources
on each of the La Ventana Concession and the Joint Venture #1 Lands, in respect
of which reports have been prepared in accordance with National Instrument
43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") (please
refer to the Company's SEDAR filings for copies of these reports and related
press releases). Inferred resources have been estimated for the La Ventana
Lithium Deposit totaling 60 million tonnes, averaging 3,000 ppm Li (equivalent
to 1.6% lithium carbonate equivalent assuming 100% recovery and no process
losses). Inferred resources for the El Sauz and Fleur concessions total
88,271,000 tonnes, averaging 3,163 ppm Li at a 2,000 ppm cut-off (1.68% lithium
carbonate equivalent assuming 100% recovery and no process losses). The resource
on the Joint Venture #1 Lands is open down dip to the east and to the south. For
further details concerning the Company's first agreement with REM and details of
Joint Venture #1, please refer to the Company's press release dated May 22,
2013. The Buenavista, Megalit and San Gabriel concessions are subject to a
Memorandum of Understanding (Joint Venture #2) between Bacanora and REM - for
details on this agreement please refer the Company's press release dated
December 5, 2013.


Carl G. Verley, P.Geo. is the Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument
43-101 that has reviewed and approved the technical contents of this news
release.


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categorization, and periodic updates of drilling results, analysis and
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To view Figure 1. Drill Hole Location Map, please visit the following link:
http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/931300a.pdf.  


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 
Bacanora Minerals Ltd.
Shane Shircliff
Chief Executive Officer
[phone]
[phone] (FAX)


Bacanora Minerals Ltd.
Martin Vidal
President
([phone]
www.bacanoraminerals.com