EX-99.1 2 cgdfexh991.htm EXHIBIT 99.1 Colombia Goldfields Ltd: Exhibit 99.1 - Prepared by TNT Filings Inc.

Exhibit 99.1

- 8 King Street, Suite 208 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada – M5C 1B5 -
- Tel: 416-361-9640 - Fax: 416-361-0883

COLOMBIA GOLDFIELDS UPDATES MARMATO
RESOURCE DEFINITION DRILL PROGRAM

TORONTO, Ontario, (June 2, 2008): Colombia Goldfields Ltd. (or the "Company") (TSX: GOL / OTCBB: CGDF) today provided an update on the ongoing resource definition drill program in the Zona Alta (Upper Zone) at the Marmato Mountain gold project in Colombia. The highlights are:

  • New results based on 11,271.25 meters in 63 diamond drill holes;

  • Intercepts included 77.50 m at 1.23 g/t Au; 30.3 m at 1.69 g/t Au; 15.65 m at 3.82 g/t Au; and 11.80 m at 3.12 g/t Au;

  • Drilling to date is 25,766 meters in 124 holes with 10 additional holes in progress;

  • Part of 60,000 meter drill program;

  • Completion expected in fourth quarter 2008;

  • 10 diamond drill rigs operating and 3 more being mobilized;

The Company recently announced an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource estimate of 2.6 million ounces of gold (at a cut-off grade of 0.3 g/Au t) for the Zona Alta at Marmato (see press release of May 12, 2008). The estimate was based on the first 12,186 meters (68 holes) of the planned 60,000-meter diamond drilling program, 1,165 meters of cross-cut samples (115 cross-cuts) and 504 meters of individual underground samples.

To May 25, 2008, 25,766 meters of drilling have been completed in 124 diamond drill holes with 10 additional holes under way. Results from 63 new holes (11,271.25 meters) have been received since the last drill results were published (see press release of February 28, 2008) and are listed in Table 1. Twenty-six of these holes (3,948.65 meters) were used in the May 12 inferred resource estimate. Results have now been received for a total of 106 holes for 19,513.62 meters. Of these, 69 holes for 12,186 meters were used for the calculation of the initial inferred resource (press release May 12, 2008). The drill hole locations are shown on the accompanying plan.


This drilling is part of a program of 60,000 meters that is being carried out to upgrade and define additional resources in the Zona Alta, with completion planned in the fourth quarter of 2008. There are currently ten diamond drill rigs operating at Marmato and three more rigs are being mobilized to start in June, bringing the total number of rigs to thirteen. One of the new rigs will start a 10,000-meter drill program planned on the five new gold targets in the Caramanta exploration project surrounding Marmato Mountain.

Dr Stewart D. Redwood, Vice President of Exploration of the Company, is the qualified person as defined by NI 43-101 and has prepared or supervised the preparation of all scientific and technical information contained in this press release. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (FIMMM) of the UK, a foreign professional association and designation recognized by the Canadian regulatory authorities. The laboratories used were Inspectorate (ISO 9001:2000 and 9002:2004 certified) in Medellin, Colombia (sample preparation), Reno, Nevada (preparation and analysis), and Lima, Peru (analysis), and SGS in Medellin (preparation) and Lima (analysis). Gold was assayed by fire assay with gravimetric finish or AAS finish. Silver was assayed by fire assay with AAS finish or analyzed by ICP together with a suite of multi-elements. Blank, standard and duplicate samples are routinely inserted for quality assurance and quality control.

About Colombia Goldfields

Colombia Goldfields Ltd., through its subsidiaries Compania Minera de Caldas S.A. and Gavilan Minerals S.A., is developing what we believe is a multi-million ounce gold resource in Colombia's historic Marmato Mountain gold district.

Colombia Goldfields is traded in the US under the symbol CGDF, on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol GOL, and in Germany under the symbol C2B. Further information about the Company's is available at www.colombiagoldfields.com, EDGAR at www.sec.gov and SEDAR at www.sedar.com under the Company's profile.

For more information please contact:

Randy Martin, Vice Chairman and CEO

Colombia Goldfields Ltd.,

8 King Street East, Suite 208,

Toronto, Ontario, M5C 1B5.

T: 416-361-9640

F: 416-361-0883

info@colombiagoldfields.com

www.colombiagoldfields.com

U.S. Investor Relations:

Canadian Investor Relations:

Michelle Roth

Martti Kangas

Roth Investor Relations, Inc.

V.P. Corporate Development

Tel. +1 732 792 2200

Colombia Goldfields, Ltd.

Email: johnmenditto@rothir.com

Tel: + 1 416-361-9640

martti@colombiagoldfields.com


Disclaimer

This release uses the terms "measured", "indicated" and/or "inferred" mineral resources. United States investors are advised that while such terms are recognized by Canadian regulations, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission does not recognize them. United States investors are cautioned not to assume that all or any part of mineral resources will ever be converted into mineral reserves. Inferred mineral resources have a great amount of uncertainty as to their existence, and as to their economic and legal feasibility. It cannot be assumed that all or any part of an inferred mineral resource will ever be upgraded to a higher category. Under Canadian rules, estimates of inferred mineral resources may not form the basis of feasibility or other economic studies. United States investors are cautioned not to assume that all or any part of an inferred mineral resource exists, or is economically or legally mineable.

This release contains forward-looking statements that are based on the beliefs of Colombia Goldfield's management and reflect Colombia Goldfield's current expectations as contemplated under section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. When used in this release, the words "estimate," "project," "believe," "anticipate," "intend," "expect," "plan," "predict," "may," "should," "will," "can," the negative of these words, or such other variations thereon, or comparable terminology, are all intended to identify forward-looking statements. Such statements reflect the current views of Colombia Goldfields with respect to future events based on currently available information and are subject to numerous assumptions, risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, risks and uncertainties pertaining to development of mining properties, changes in economic conditions and other risks, uncertainties and factors, which may cause the actual results, performance, or achievement expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements to differ materially from the forward looking statements. In particular, there is no assurance that a definitive agreement will be executed or that the proposed transaction will be completed.

 


Table 1. Length weighted average gold and silver grades from diamond drilling at Marmato Zona Alta.

Hole

From

To

Interval

 

 

Number

(meters)

(meters)

(meters)

Gold (g/t)

Silver (g/t)

MT 1012

130.00

137.00

7.00

0.649

1.7

MT1013

1.95

14.00

12.05

0.965

6.0

MT1013

50.00

58.00

8.00

2.043

6.3

MT1013

68.00

74.00

6.00

2.424

3.5

MT1013

90.00

94.00

6.00

0.308

3.1

MT1013

116.00

121.80

5.80

0.314

5.2

MT1014

1.80

8.00

6.20

0.348

25.1

MT1014

106.50

114.50

8.00

0.342

4.5

MT1017

2.00

23.00

21.00

0.719

5.9

MT1017

35.00

56.00

21.00

1.164

3.9

MT1017

88.00

98.00

10.00

0.721

4.2

MT1019

94.50

108.50

14.00

0.330

3.8

MT1019

128.70

144.35

15.65

3.816

8.9

MT1022

No significant intervals

MT1028

19.50

25.50

6.00

0.495

6.5

MT1028

35.55

55.50

19.95

0.586

4.4

MT1032

66.00

98.00

32.00

1.327

5.1

MT1032

116.00

135.00

19.00

1.942

17.0

MT1032

145.00

156.80

11.80

3.124

8.8

MT1035

1.10

23.00

21.90

0.735

2.1

MT1035

37.00

43.00

6.00

0.308

2.2

MT1035

61.00

69.00

8.00

0.308

3.0

MT1036

70.50

78.50

8.00

1.019

5.1

MT1036

114.50

120.10

5.60

1.355

4.8

MT1046

No significant intervals

MT1056

10.00

16.00

6.00

0.452

4.1

MT1056

77.60

89.60

12.00

0.691

4.8

MT1058

110.30

119.00

8.70

2.409

3.4

MT1058

203.00

217.00

14.00

0.594

2.1

MT1059

24.50

30.50

6.00

0.923

14.0

MT1059

36.00

66.50

30.50

0.373

3.3

MT1059

183.80

201.10

17.30

0.936

7.5

MT1059

205.10

213.10

8.00

0.440

1.7

MT1059

217.10

229.10

12.00

0.923

5.9

MT1059

233.10

243.10

10.00

0.523

2.8

MT1059

245.10

253.10

8.00

0.437

2.9

MT1059

335.10

341.10

6.00

0.395

2.2

MT1060

No significant intervals

MT1061

No significant intervals

   

   

MT1062

Results pending

MT1063

No significant intervals

MT1064

318.50

341.50

23.00

0.410

3.3

MT1065

25.00

40.60

15.60

0.490

24.3

MT1065

126.00

138.50

12.50

0.564

6.7

MT1065

213.70

219.60

5.90

0.490

16.2

MT1065

227.70

240.70

13.00

1.191

2.8

MT1065

265.20

325.20

60.00

0.460

2.6

MT1066

No significant intervals

MT1067

59.00

67.50

8.50

0.480

3.8

MT1067

97.00

103.00

6.00

0.306

3.2

MT1068

27.50

33.00

5.50

1.122

4.2

MT1068

94.40

99.50

5.10

0.329

2.5

MT1068

114.50

160.45

45.95

0.553

2.4

MT1068

229.00

279.00

50.00

1.129

2.8

MT1068

303.20

333.50

30.30

1.685

9.6

MT1069

No significant intervals

MT1070

No significant intervals

MT1071

No significant intervals

MT1072

No significant intervals

MT1073

15.00

32.00

17.00

1.167

66.3

MT1073

103.60

111.60

8.00

0.435

2.9

MT1073

127.60

135.60

8.00

0.427

1.1

MT1073

308.10

315.10

7.00

0.594

8.8

MT1073

398.00

404.00

6.00

1.643

8.2

MT1074

30.00

35.00

5.00

0.912

2.6

MT1074

74.00

86.85

12.85

0.360

3.1

MT1074

94.85

116.85

22.00

0.373

2.6

MT1074

126.85

143.00

16.15

0.933

4.2

MT1075

No significant intervals

MT1076

4.45

10.50

6.05

3.00

7.7

MT1077

23.50

31.40

7.90

0.391

4.4

MT1077

53.50

60.00

6.50

0.631

11.7

MT1077

96.30

104.30

8.00

0.308

3.4

MT1077

122.30

142.00

19.70

0.662

8.7

MT1078

11.50

19.50

8.00

0.377

4.9

MT1079

8.70

38.20

29.50

0.677

3.4

MT1079

42.20

50.20

8.00

0.452

1.4

MT1080

2.55

15.90

13.35

0.794

7.0

MT1080

40.10

69.00

28.90

0.456

2.9

MT1080

155.00

161.00

6.00

0.744

2.2

MT1080

165.00

177.00

12.00

0.610

7.4

MT1080

267.00

273.55

6.55

0.850

0.3

MT1080

299.00

324.20

25.20

0.462

2.4

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

MT1081

330.00

341.50

11.50

1.407

5.3

MT1081

427.00

435.00

8.00

1.976

12.0

MT1081

441.00

453.00

12.00

0.540

4.9

MT1081

461.00

467.00

6.00

0.476

2.8

MT1082

13.50

27.00

13.50

1.185

6.6

MT1083

57.50

75.25

17.75

0.816

4.5

MT1083

77.30

83.00

5.70

0.429

2.9

MT1083

167.00

175.45

8.45

1.082

6.4

MT1083

187.45

201.00

13.55

0.833

3.5

MT1084

111.00

117.00

6.00

0.36

5.67

MT1084

149.00

165.00

16.00

0.33

2.69

MT1084

187.00

209.20

22.20

0.79

4.15

MT1085

12.00

44.00

32.00

0.816

4.4

MT1085

50.00

56.05

6.05

0.312

6.6

MT1086

2.80

39.50

36.70

0.408

5.8

MT1086

57.50

63.50

6.00

0.393

1.2

MT1086

91.50

111.90

20.40

1.533

7.7

MT1086

117.30

123.30

6.00

0.308

2.5

MT1086

269.00

275.00

6.00

0.398

1.7

MT1086

300.55

306.00

5.45

1.944

13.6

MT1086

317.00

341.50

24.50

1.394

5.9

MT1087

No significant intervals

MT1088

No significant intervals

MT1089

No significant intervals

MT1090

38.30

58.30

20.00

0.383

2.3

MT1090

142.50

158.50

16.00

1.168

3.8

MT1090

166.50

192.60

26.10

0.369

4.7

MT1090

227.15

237.55

10.40

1.050

13.7

MT1090

241.55

247.55

6.00

1.725

4.7

MT1090

269.5

283.50

14.00

0.901

7.5

MT1091

No significant intervals

MT1092

2.05

10.60

8.55

0.645

4.6

MT1092

58.10

66.10

8.00

0.786

3.5

MT1093

297.60

325.00

27.40

0.621

5.3

MT1094

No significant intervals

MT1095

48.60

77.65

29.05

0.696

2.4

MT1095

81.65

87.65

6.00

0.397

1.7

MT1095

95.65

105.80

10.15

0.682

1.3

MT1095

156.00

161.45

5.45

0.359

0.8

MT1095

197.55

263.55

66.00

0.608

4.2

MT1095

269.55

329.85

60.30

1.014

4.2

MT1096

108.00

116.00

8.00

0.461

3.9

MT1097

148.00

158.80

10.80

0.798

7.2

MT1098

49.00

93.00

44.00

0.556

4.1

MT1098

234.00

240.00

6.00

0.348

1.5

           

           

MT1098

252.00

260.00

8.00

0.436

1.7

MT1098

268.00

276.00

8.00

1.782

4.9

MT1098

302.00

308.00

6.00

0.386

5.6

MT1099

9.30

32.68

23.38

1.589

9.4

MT1100

78.20

86.00

7.80

0.851

9.3

MT1101

2.50

10.50

8.00

0.687

14.4

MT1101

49.60

59.50

9.90

0.472

2.7

MT1102

8.70

63.60

54.90

1.131

10.2

MT1103

No significant intervals

MT1104

15.10

23.10

8.00

0.408

20.5

MT1104

101.10

107.10

6.00

0.328

2.6

MT1104

154.50

232.00

77.50

1.233

6.1

MT1105

Results pending

MT1106

152.00

164.00

12.00

0.351

2.4

MT1106

184.00

208.00

24.00

0.397

5.4

MT1106

210.00

216.00

6.00

0.311

2.4

MT1106

240.00

250.00

10.00

0.305

2.3

MT1106

256.00

274.00

18.00

0.396

3.0

MT1106

282.00

290.00

8.00

0.303

2.7

MT1106

351.60

358.50

6.90

0.413

20.8

MT1107

Results pending

MT1108

Results pending

MT1109

Results pending

MT1110

Results pending

MT1111

Results pending

MT1112

Results pending

MT1113

5.80

11.20

5.40

0.406

4.1

MT1113

65.70

94.90

29.20

0.534

6.6

MT1114

Results pending

MT1115

132.50

166.50

34.00

1.387

9.8

MT1115

210.50

262.10

51.60

0.531

4.2

The drill holes were inclined and the intersection lengths do not represent true widths. Sample widths are normally 2.0 m but can be varied for geological and recovery factors. A cut off grade of 0.10 g/t Au has been used and no more than 6.0 m of internal dilution. No top cutting of grades has been applied. Results are reported above a minimum average grade of 0.30 g/t Au and a minimum width of 5.0 m. Gold grades are by fire assay with a AA or gravimetric finish; silver grades are by ICP analysis or by fire assay with AA finish. Mean values were used where duplicate data exist. In the case of core duplicates the average value has been used. Voids from old mine workings have been assigned zero grade.