Newmac Resources Inc.: Additional Assays Received 150 Metres Grading 0.29% MoS2 Intersected

Newmac Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:NER)(FRANKFURT:N3M) is pleased to announce
that it has now received all assays from diamond drill hole CF07-41, drilled on
the southwestern region of the Crazy Fox property located in south-central
British Columbia one hundred kilometers north of the City of Kamloops.


Hole CF07-41 penetrated a low angle (thrust) fault at approximately 390 m (1280
feet) which elsewhere, forms the lower limit to molybdenum-tungsten
mineralization. Below this fault, CF07-41 encountered mineralized intrusive
rocks to the bottom of the hole at a depth of 1021m (3349 feet). Complete
results for the hole are as follows:




Hole       From     To  Interval  Interval    MoS2     Mo      W
07-41        (m)    (m)       (m)      (ft)     (%)    (%)    (%)
Intercept 400.7  830.7       430      1410    0.17   0.10   0.01
Including 646.7  796.7       150       492    0.29   0.18   0.01
Including 708.7  756.7        48       157    0.48   0.29   0.01
Including 708.7  722.7        14        46    0.96   0.58   0.01



Hole CF07-41 was designed to test the hypothesis that the lower limits to
mineralization was a thrust fault and that a drill hole in the south western
portion of the known mineralized body would intersect mineralized intrusive rock
in the lower plate of the thrust extending the prospective area of
molybdenum-tungsten mineralization for an unknown distance to the west, south
and to depth.


The mineralization encountered can be described as both disseminated and
stockwork in style, with molybdenite and wolframite occurring as disseminated
blebs and streaks and in the selvages of centimeter scale quartz veinlets and
smaller fractures trending in several orientations. Occasional veinlets of
massive molybdenite up to several centimeters in width have also been noted.


Assays were performed by Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. of Vancouver, B.C., a
certified facility, using a phosphoric acid leach with ICP-ES spectrometry
methods.


Newmac is preparing for an aggressive drill program, which will commence around
January 15, 2008. More details on this program will be released, as they become
available.


A number of photographs of the mineralization encountered have been posted to
the company's website: www.newmacresources.com.


Technical content of this news has been reviewed by W. A. Howell, PGeo, a
qualified person within the definitions of National Instrument 43-101.


Respectfully submitted

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

David Schmidt, Director

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1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties
and other factors that may cause Newmac Resources Inc.'s results to differ
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fluctuations, property performance and other risks. These forward-looking
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