Vantex Starts an Airborne Survey on Galloway

The management of Vantex Resources Ltd. (TSX
VENTURE:VAX)(FRANKFURT:UD7A)(ALPHA:VAX) announces that it has retained the
services of Geotech Ltd, from Aurora, Ontario, to perform an airborne
geophysical survey that will cover the entire Galloway property.


This first airborne survey plans to fly the property at 100 me spacings using
the VTEM system in hopes of delineating magnetics and fault structures down to
depths between 400 and 800 meters. The gold-bearing structures along the
Porcupine Destor Fault and Cadillac Break are associated with fault-shear
controls within magnetic high rim structures.


Most of the known historical gold-bearing zones of the Galloway project are
associated with contact structures along magnetic highs and magnetite-rich
conductors. Some of these are associated with gabbro intrusive contacts
(Sandborn, Baie du Canal, Island, Jacob) and with syenite intrusive contacts
(Moriss, Galloway, Fayolle, Renault Bay, Soaker Hill). Others like the Moriss,
Renault Bay and Soaker Hill are located close to syenite intrusive contacts.


The airborne survey will outline the magnetite rich rocks (high mag) and
hopefully the more potassic zones within the magnetic anomalies of lower
intensity while allowing a better evaluation of the dips of the faults and
shears present on the Galloway property. 


With this data, down-hole geophysics will be performed at the bottom of drill
holes in order to follow the main mineralized zones encountered at depth.


Works in progress

The company completed a 1,535-meter drill hole in the area of the Golden
Triangle. The main objective of this hole was to test all the geological units
located in the heart of this gold zone and to verify the dip and in-depth
continuity of the Hendrick zone. (see website for previous results:
www.vantexressources.com)


Assay results are still pending. 

The work in progress is under the supervision of Mr. Daniel Kelly, engineer and
Qualified Person under NI 43-101.3


NI 43-101 Report

In order to complete the 43-101 report by SRK Consulting, the company is
completing a high precision topographic airborne survey. 


This information coupled with a 3D modelization pit optimizer will allow SRK
Consulting to offer different scenarios in order to have a better estimate of
the gold resource contained in the GP zone. This project is ongoing and the
company should receive the results this summer.


Mr. Kelly read and approved this press release.