Aldrin Resource Corporation is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company trading on the TSX Venture Exchange. The company is focused on the development and exploration of strategic gold properties located in Canada’s rapidly developing Yukon Territory.

Operations Overview

1. Three drill-ready projects
2. Large scale spring/summer 2010 drill program scheduled
3. Experienced management team
4. Excellent share structure
5. Actively seeking new project opportunities for year round exploration

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Aldrin Fact Sheet

Aldrin Resources Projects

Keystone Project
The Keystone property is comprised of 401 quartz mining claims covering an area of 20,050 acres or 8,113 hectares. The Keystone property is situated just south of the Keno Hill Silver mining camp and has road access along its north-east boundary. A soil survey has outlined: anomalous gold (up to 2,589 ppb Au) (2.6g/tAu), arsenic (up to 10,000 ppm As), an antimony (up to 2000 ppm Sb) in a trend that measures 3.2 kilometres long by 1,500 meters in width. This soil anomaly remains open to the east and the west. A $1.75 million drill program is scheduled for spring/summer 2010 and will include completing a 43-101 report, 30 diamond core drill holes, and 3,000 metres of drilling.

Longline Project
The Longline property consist of 100 quartz mining claims covering an area of 5,000 acres or 2,024 hectares. It has 3 defined gold-soil anomalies measuring up to 1.8 kilometres long by 500 metres wide. The targeted zone is running 6 kilometres in length and is open to the north. The property lays 60 kilometres (40 miles) west of Underworld’s White Gold property and is located on the Yukon/Alaskan border. The property is situated 30 miles from the Alaskan Hwy and has winter road accessibility. There is an airstrip within 3 kilometres of the property. A $1.5 million work program is schedule for spring/summmer 2010 and will consist of a $50,000 trenching program, 25 diamond core drill holes and 2,500 metres of drilling.

IND Project
The Ind property comprises 138 quartz mining claims covering an area of 6,800 acres or 2,753 hectares. The property is located 24 kilometres south of Dawson City and 14 kilometres southwest of the famous Bonanza Creek and Eldorado Creek. The property is accessible by a summer road and is 40 minutes from Dawson City. The Ind property hosts a favourable gold-soil anomaly measuring 2.3 kilometres long by 750 kilometres wide. A $1.25 million work program is scheduled for spring/summer 2010 and will consist of trenching, sampling, 20 diamond core drill holes and 2,400 metres of drilling.

Brew Project
The Brew property comprises 168 quartz mining claims covering an area of 8,400 acres or 3,400 hectares. The property is located 100 kilometres south of Dawson City and 20 kilometres east of Underworld’s White Gold discovery. Preliminary work has been completed on the property. 1,360 soil samples were collected on 100 metres line spacing and 50 station spacing. A $300,000 work program is scheduled for spring/summer 2010 and will include expanding soil survey, geological mapping, trenching and data review.

Management & Board of Directors

Johnathan More, President & CEO
Bert Jeffries, P.Geo, Director & VP of Exploration & Development
Anthony Floyd, P.Geo, Director
Cyrus Driver, CFO & Director
Rob Dardi, Director

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