Indico Announces Positive Results From Supergene Zone at Ocana

Indico Resources Ltd. ("Indico" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:IDI) is pleased
to announce assay results for eight additional drill holes of the Phase 3
programme at Ocana. Twenty-four holes are now completed, totalling 2262 metres.
Sequential copper leach results for these eight holes are tabulated below (Table
1), with the results indicative of how amenable the mineralization is to
heap-leach processing. Three of these holes tested the outer extents of deep
chalcocite mineralization in the southeast portion of the prospect. The holes
intersected wide intervals of mainly chalcocite mineralization (see Figure 1)
and all ended in primary (hypogene) mineralization above 0.1% Cu, most above
0.2% Cu (Table 2) demonstrating that the sulphide mineralisation continues to
the north, south and east.


President and CEO, Bob Baxter, stated: "The recoveries, grades and thicknesses
are consistent with our expectations at this stage of the drilling program. We
are on track to deliver a PEA on the potential for an SX-EW project at Ocana by
early Q3 2014. The benefits of an SX-EW project being that copper metal can be
produced on site as cathodes with up to 99.9% or higher copper content, which
results in lower cost per pound of copper for transportation to market. This,
together with other positive aspects of our infrastructure, including
availability of power and water within a 10-15 km radius, is very positive. We
expect that, based on a positive result of our PEA, we will go on to complete a
feasibility study of the oxide project by Q1 2015 and make a decision on the
project development at that time."


The Ocana Property consists of 22 concessions covering 110 km2 and is located on
the northwest extension of the Southern Peru Porphyry Copper Belt, a trend
defined in part by the Toquepala, Quellaveco, Cuajone, and Cerro Verde Mines to
the southeast. Most recent exploration of the belt has resulted in discovery of
the Zafranal copper-porphyry deposit, located approximately 75 km to the
southeast of the Ocana Property.


The current drill programme is primarily an infill programme to define a
horizontal layer of near surface, supergene mineralization, and is designed to
tighten the drill spacing to less than 100 metres. A Hydracore 4000 man-portable
drill rig is being operated by Geotec S.A., and should be able to complete the
programme by early May, 2014. Currently 33 holes are planned, totalling 3150
metres, and comprising mostly short, vertical holes to infill and further
delimit near-surface, flat-lying supergene mineralization. Indico has recently
signed a contract with Mining Plus Pty Ltd. to conduct a NI 43-101 compliant
maiden resource estimate for Ocana upon completion of this drill phase. As well,
SGS Laboratories, under the direction of veteran metallurgist Joseph Keane, will
be contracted to perform the column leach tests as the current programme wraps
up.


The recent drilling completed along the southwest side of the main ridge, where
most holes intersected the bottom of the supergene at greater than expected
depths. The supergene blanket extends under the alluvial gravel cover. One
additional hole, OCA13-24, was added to test the limits of the blanket 100m out
in the alluvial valley, and intersected 20 metres of mixed zone supergene
(copper oxides and secondary sulphides).




Table 1: Additional sequential copper leach results from supergene zone -
         Phase 3.
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                                                                       Acid
               From      To               Tot.  Soluble   Recovery     Cons.
Hole             (m)     (m)  Interval    Cu%       Cu%          %    (kg/T)
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OCA13DH007       28    70.5       42.5   0.32      0.26        77%    13.51
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OCA13DH008       43    87.5       44.5   0.40      0.29        70%    19.00
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OCA13DH009       48   101.2       53.2   0.16      0.13        73%    13.48
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OCA13DH010       84     130         46   0.45      0.38        84%    15.74
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 including       88     108         20   0.55      0.50        90%    14.90
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OCA13DH011       92   169.2       77.2   0.24      0.18        74%    16.88
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 including      152   169.2       17.2   0.44      0.37        84%    17.98
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OCA13DH012       74   119.8       45.8   0.48      0.39        78%    14.55
OCA13DH013       42      82         40   0.42      0.32        77%    15.20
OCA13DH014       33   45.75      12.75   0.24      0.19        75%    13.98
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Note: Total Cu% is sum of acid, cyanide, and residual Cu AAS assays;       
Soluble Cu is the sum of acid and cyanide soluble assays; Recovery % is the
soluble copper divided by the total copper; Acid consumption is kilograms  
of sulfuric acid per tonne of material. Intervals are based on a 0.1% total
soluble Cu cut-off.                                                        


Table 2: Additional ICP-MS and AAS results(i) from supergene & hypogene
         zones - Phase 3.
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             From     To               Cu    Mo     Au     Ag              
Hole           (m)    (m) Interval      %  (ppm)   g/t    g/t Zone         
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OCA13DH007      2   70.5      68.5  0.270    82  0.026    1.5 mixed        
 including     28   70.5      42.5  0.351    85  0.019    1.2 mixed        
             70.5 100.95     30.45  0.224   112  0.013    1.8 hypogene     
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OCA13DH008     43   87.5      44.5  0.402   267  0.051    2.1 mixed        
 including     57   87.5      30.5  0.512   321  0.057    2.1 mixed        
             87.5  126.8      39.3  0.291   171  0.032    1.6 hypogene     
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OCA13DH009     48  101.2      53.2  0.162    54  0.028    1.6 mixed        
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OCA13DH010     80    140        60  0.364    27  0.021    0.9 mixed        
 including     88    108        20  0.512    37  0.027    1.0 mixed        
              140  179.2      39.2  0.104    28  0.015    0.7 hypogene     
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OCA13DH011     50  169.2     119.2  0.191    51  0.021    2.1 mixed        
 including    152  169.2      17.2  0.420    46  0.021    1.1 mixed        
            169.2  183.5      14.3  0.208    36  0.020    1.2 hypogene     
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OCA13DH012     38  119.8      81.8  0.302    33  0.021    1.3 mixed        
 including     74  119.8      45.8  0.455    38  0.021    1.1 mixed        
            119.8  126.2       6.4  0.228    18  0.021    2.1 hypogene     
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OCA13DH013     16   83.7      67.7  0.293    53  0.027    1.4 oxide & mixed
 including     42   83.7      41.7  0.407    47  0.035    1.5 mixed        
             83.7  97.25     13.55  0.178    37  0.018    0.6 hypogene     
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OCA13DH014     33  45.75     12.75  0.245    30  0.022    1.1 mixed        
            45.75   64.6     18.85  0.150    29  0.019    1.1 hypogene     
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OCA13DH015   22.2     50      27.8  0.317    96  0.025    1.7 mixed        
               50   62.2      12.2  0.210    41  0.016    0.8 hypogene     
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(i)see analytical methods description below                                



Soluble copper and acid consumption tests from these and previous results
indicate the supergene mineralization should be amenable to low-cost, SX/EW
heap-leach processing. Figure 1 shows the layout/density of the planned holes
and assay highlights from current (in black) and Phase 2 (in grey) drilling.
Additional maps and cross sections, as well as previous drill results, are
available at http://www.indicoresources.com/s/Ocana.asp.


To close the programme, four additional longer holes (400 metres each) are
planned to test the eastern limits of the extensive hypogene mineralization,
bringing the total to 4650 metres.


To view Figure 1 accompanying this press release, please visit the following
link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/939173.png


Diamond Drilling and Sampling Procedures

The diamond drilling was completed using exclusively HQ core size. Core recovery
was estimated to be greater than 95% for any given hole. Whole core was split in
half with a manual core splitter for intervals of brittle copper oxides, and the
remainder with a diamond saw. One half is collected for sample preparation and
analysis, and the other half retained for future reference. Samples were
collected on a 2.0m (leached, mixed and enriched zones) and 3.0m (hypogene zone)
sample intervals. Indico on-site personnel rigorously mark, collect, and track
samples which are then security sealed and shipped to Acme, Lima, Peru for
preparation. Pulps are then forwarded to Acme's analytical lab in Santiago,
Chile.


Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent
blanks, certified reference material, and duplicate (coarse rejects and quarter
core) samples. Indico inserts blind certified reference material at regular
intervals (1 in 20) into the sample sequence by field personnel in order to
independently assess analytical accuracy of both regular assays and acid-soluble
copper analysis. In addition, representative blind duplicate samples are
routinely forwarded to Acme for additional quality control (1 in 20 coarse
rejects, and 1 in 40 quarter core). Multi-elements were assayed using Acme's
M300 package, which includes 4-acid digestion and ICP-ES finish; samples with
greater than 0.5% copper are reassayed using an atomic absorption (AAS) finish
(MA402). Lower detection limits are as follows: Cu greater than 0.001%, Mo
greater than 0.001%, Ag greater than 0.5g/t. Sequential copper leach tests are
done by method LHSEQ, and acid consumption by method (GC850). Gold is assayed by
fire assay (FA430), in which fusion of a 30-gram aliquot is followed by AA
finish; with a lower detection limit of 0.005 g/t. Acme has an 9001:2008 and
17025 International Standard Organization rating.


Qualified Person

John Drobe, P.Geo., Indico's Chief Operating Officer and a qualified person as
defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical
information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Drobe is not
independent of the Company, as he is an officer.


On behalf of Indico Resources Ltd.

Robert Baxter, President and Chief Executive Officer

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is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility
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