New Zink Mineralisations discovered in the Dannemora iron ore field

* Two new drill holes intersect an earlier not known zinc
  mineralisation:
- 7.5 m core section grading 4.5 % Zn (or 18.0 m grading 2.5%
Zn).                                           
*  - 3.7 m core section grading 2.0 % Zn and a 5.4 m core section
  grading 1.6 % Zn.
* Relogging of cores from old drill holes reveal another new zinc
  mineralisation:
-14.0 m core section grading 4.1% Zn.
 
Drill holes indicate a new Zinc Mineralization
A new diamond drilling programme in the southern part of the
Dannemora iron ore field commenced in February 2008. The results from
the two first drill holes are rather encouraging. Both holes
intersect a partly massive sulphide mineralisation consisting of
mainly pyrrhotite and pyrite but also some sphalerite.
 
Drill hole DDH 3012 intersected a semi massive sulphide
mineralisation at a depth of approx 115 m. The mineralised core
section has a length of 18.0 m grading 2.5% zinc (including a 7.5 m
sub-section grading 4.5% zinc). The other drill hole (DBH 3013) was
drilled in the same section. At a depth of 105 m it intersected a
massive sulphide mineralisation represented by a 3,7 m core section
grading 2.0 % zinc and a 5.4 m core section grading 1.6 % zinc. The
mineralised section are cut by a felsic dike.
 
A section across the mineralised zone and a full list of the assay
results are presented in Appendix 1.
 
Two more drill holes have been completed.  Both intersected massive
to semi-massive sulphide mineralizations. Analytical results from
these holes are expected within a couple of weeks.
 
Zink mineralization indicated in the core from an old drillhole
Relogging of cores from holes drilled in the southern part of the
Dannemora iron ore field has revealed an earlier not known zinc
mineralization.
 
A 14 m mineralized core section grading 4.1 % zinc was discovered in
DDH 271. The mineralization is located at a depth of about 250 m, in
the hanging wall of an iron mineralization. A full list of the assay
results from DDH 271 is presented in Appendix 2.
 
Lars-Göran Ohlsson (board member and Senior Consultant for Dannemora
Mineral AB ) and Lennart Falk (major shareholders of Dannemora
Mineral AB ) are  registered as Qualified Persons (QP:s) by Svemin
(Swedish Association of Mines, Mineral and Metal Producers).
Lars-Göran Ohlsson, has reviewed and verified the content of this
release.
 
Chemical analyses on zinc were carried out using ICP-ME61 technique,
performed by ALS Chemex Ltd's laboratories in Piteå, Sweden, and
Vancouver, Canada (Certificate Number: CERT-0014168).
 
This document is a translation of the original Press Release in
Swedish. In case of divergence, the Swedish version shall have
precedence.
 
For further information, please contact: 
 
 Lennart Falk (CEO, Dannemora Prospektering AB), Telephone: 
+46 (0)295 24441,
Email: l.falk@telia.com                     
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You can find more information about Dannemora Mineral AB at our
website: www.dannemoramineral.se
 
 
Dannemora Mineral AB is a mining  and exploration company, with the
main goal to recommence the mining operations in the Dannemora iron
ore mine. Furthermore the Company is exploring base and precious
metals in several areas in Bergslagen where the potential for finding
feasible mineralizations is considered to be good.  
 
Dannemora Mineral consists of the mother company Dannemora Mineral AB
and the two fully owned subsidiary companies Dannemora Magnetit AB,
responsible for the operations of the Dannemora iron ore mine, and
Dannemora Prospektering AB, responsible for regional and local
exploration.  
 
The Company's most important asset is the iron ore deposit at
Dannemora and the activities will initially mainly focus on the
mining of this deposit.  
 
The company's Certified Advisor on First North is E.Öhman J.or
Fondkommission AB.   
 
The full press release can be downloaded from the following link: