Gold Wheaton Completes Gold Purchase Agreement With First Uranium's Ezulwini Gold and Uranium Mine

Gold Wheaton Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE:GLW) ("GWC") is pleased to announce that
Gold Wheaton (Barbados) Corporation ("Gold Wheaton"), a wholly-owned subsidiary
of GWC, has completed a gold purchase transaction with First Uranium Corporation
(TSX:FIU)(JSE:FUM) ("First Uranium") and its subsidiary Ezulwini Mining Company
(Proprietary) Limited ("EMC") previously announced on November 5, 2009. Gold
Wheaton has purchased seven percent of the life of mine gold production with a
minimum delivery of 16,500 and 19,500 ounces of gold for 2010 and 2011
respectively from EMC's Ezulwini Mine (the "Transaction") located approximately
40 kilometres from Johannesburg, in the Western portion of the Witwatersrand
basin, South Africa.


Gold Wheaton has paid First Uranium US$50 million and will make an ongoing
payment equal to the lesser of US$400 per delivered ounce and the prevailing
spot price of gold, subject to an annual inflation adjustment of one percent,
starting on the fourth anniversary of closing. Gold Wheaton will not be required
to contribute to any capital or exploration expenditures in respect of the
Ezulwini Mine.


"We are very pleased to have closed this second transaction with First Uranium
and look forward to receiving growing gold deliveries from this project as well
as their Mine Waste Solutions project," commented David Cohen, Chairman and CEO
of GWC. "GWC remains well funded to consider opportunities to develop our gold
stream portfolio."


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