Zenyatta Ventures Gets Positive Report

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Don Hains, P. Geo. stated, "The BET results indicate very high quality natural graphite matching high purity synthetic graphite in terms of surface area. Also, the average pore diameter for the Zenyatta material shows the unit cells are the same as determined for pure natural graphite."

Don Hains, P. Geo. stated, "The BET results indicate very high quality natural graphite matching high purity synthetic graphite in terms of surface area. Also, the average pore diameter for the Zenyatta material shows the unit cells are the same as determined for pure natural graphite."
Zenyatta Graphite – Don Hains, P. Geo. stated, “The BET results indicate very high quality natural graphite matching high purity synthetic graphite in terms of surface area. Also, the average pore diameter for the Zenyatta material shows the unit cells are the same as determined for pure natural graphite.”
Thunder Bay, ON – MINING – 13 July 2015 – Zenyatta Ventures Ltd. (“Zenyatta” or “Company”) (TSXV : ZEN) (OTCQ: ZENYF) is pleased to announce it has filed the “Technical Report on the Preliminary Economic Assessment
of the Albany Graphite Project, Northern Ontario, Canada”, on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

The technical report is with respect to the Company’s 100%‐owned Albany graphite deposit in northeastern Ontario, Canada, and the results of a positive preliminary economic assessment (‘PEA’) which were announced on June 1, 2015. The PEA was prepared by the independent engineering firm RPA Inc. (‘RPA’) in Toronto with
mill design input from SGS Canada Inc. (‘SGS’). The RPA report concluded that the PEA is positive and the
project should be advanced to the pre‐feasibility stage.

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