Globex Drills 5.23% Cu and 13.12% Zn Over 4.5 Metres at Tonnancour

   GLOBEX MINING ENTERPRISES INC. (TSX: GMX)(FRANKFURT: G1M)(OTCQX: GLBXF) is pleased to provide assay data from a series of drill holes completed on our 100% owned Tonnancour property located approximately 15 km south of Lebel-sur-Quevillon, Quebec. A series of 22 holes have been completed to date, 16 holes were drilled to test the Tom Lake showing and six holes tested various other targets. Twenty holes have been logged to date, two remain to be logged and five additional targets remain to be tested.

The first hole of the drill program testing the northeast-southwest trending Tom Lake showing area returned 5.23% Cu, 13.12% Zn, 41.0 g/t Ag and 0.718 g/t Au in a typical, Abitibi style, zoned 4.5 metre wide massive sulphide intersection (true width 90-95% intersection width).

A series of subsequent holes were drilled in order to test the sulphide zone laterally to the NE and SW with the following results.

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                             From     To  Length     Cu     Zn     Ag     Au
Hole #                        (m)    (m)     (m)      %      %  (g/t)  (g/t)
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GT11-01                     22.30  26.85    4.55   5.23  13.12  41.00  0.718
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including                                   0.55   4.60  13.06  34.50   0.56
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and                                         1.45   9.45   8.55  68.90   1.15
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GT11-02-38 m NE of hole #1  29.50  32.10    2.60   3.07   1.17  20.80   0.26
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including                                   0.25  15.90   4.29  22.93   0.15
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GT11-03-62m NE of hole #1   31.50  33.00    1.50          2.20
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GT11-04-100m NE of hole #1  34.50  41.20    6.70   1.90   1.10  13.50   0.32
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including                                   0.70   6.90   6.24  35.00   0.34
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GT11-05-145m NE of hole #1  50.70  62.50   11.80   0.20   0.38
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including                                   1.50   0.45   0.59
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GT11-06-300m NE of hole #1                                Up to 4,550 ppm Zn
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GT11-07-430m NE of hole #1                   Up to 1,100 Cu and 7,200 ppm Zn
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GT11-13-75m SW of hole #1                                  No mineralization
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GT11-14-45m SW of hole #1                              No significant values
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A second tier of holes was drilled beneath holes GT11-01 to GT11-05, several of which intersected sulphide mineralization. Assays are pending.

The drill has been moved from the Tom Lake showing area and is presently drilling a series of isolated electromagnetic anomalies identified in an airborne survey undertaken for Globex.

We are pleased with the drill results to date, especially the massive sulphide intersection encountered in drill hole number GT11-01 which intersected mineralization unlike any previously reported in the area and indicated that the geological environment may be appropriate for the emplacement of typical Abitibi style massive sulphide copper-zinc mineralization. We hope the core logging and assays from the second tier of holes will allow us to define a plunge for the zone enabling us to plan additional drilling.

Laboratory and Assay Methods

Globex's NQ drill core sampling including the quality assurance/quality control program is performed internally by Globex personnel under the immediate supervision of Globex's project geologist. Cut half core samples prepared at Globex's core sampling facility in Rouyn-Noranda, are tagged and sealed in plastic bags and are delivered directly by Globex personnel to Expert Laboratories Inc, located at 127 Boulevard Industriel, Rouyn-Noranda. The laboratory conducts all aspects of the sample preparation including drying and crushing to a minus 100 mesh screen size and the processing of a 300 gram sub sample for pulverization to a nominal minus 200 mesh size with the remaining crushed reject material being retained for storage. For gold assaying, a 29.16 gram sub-sample of the pulp (1 assay-ton) is taken, fused following the standard procedures used in a fire assay method. The gold content of all samples is determined using atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. Samples containing greater than 1gpt gold are subjected to a re-assay whereby the gold content is determined using a gravimetric fire assay method. For base metal assaying (copper, zinc including silver) a 0.5g sample is initially treated by aqua regia digestion with nitric and hydrochloric acid and subsequently analyzed by a spectrometer of atomic absorption finish. The limit of detection is 0.01% for all metals except for silver which is 3 ppm.

Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the routine insertion of blanks, duplicates and reference accredited low/high grade standards at 20 sample intervals in Globex's sample stream.This is in addition to the routine blanks, duplicates (gold, silver, copper and zinc) and accredited standards insertion by Expert Laboratories during the course of the assaying process.

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This press release was written by Jack Stoch, P. Geo., President and CEO of Globex in his capacity as a Qualified Person (Q.P.) under NI 43-101.

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Contacts: Jack Stoch, P.Geo., Acc.Dir. President & CEO Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. 819.797.5242 819.797.1470 (FAX) [e-mail] www.globexmining.com