Press ReleaseSource: Vantex Resources Ltd.

Vantex Sells its 50 % Interest in the Black Dog and Penaroya-Brouillan Properties to Arianne Resources
Friday September 19, 2008 9:00 am ET

LA PRAIRIE, QUEBEC--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 19, 2008 -- The management of Vantex Resources Ltd (CDNX:VTX.V - News) ("Vantex") announces the sale of its 50 % interest in the Black Dog and Penaroya-Brouillan properties. The initial 50 % interest purchase was announced on May 15 and August 26, 2006. Following today's transaction, Arianne owns 100 % of these 2 properties.

The terms of the deal specify that Arianne acquires 100% of Vantex 23 cells from the Black Dog property as well as Vantex 11 cells of the Penaroya-Brouillan property,in exchange of 300,000 common shares of Arianne. Vantex keeps a 1.5 % NSR.

The Black Dog property is polymetalic and comprises 117 cells covering an area of 6,200 hectares located south of the Opinaca reservoir, in Quebec. The Penaroya-Brouillan property comprises 11 claims located south of the Massicotte project, owned by Arianne, 15 km east of the Detour Lake Mine.



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Contact:
     Contacts:
     Source:
     Mr. Guy Morissette, CEO
      
     Vantex Resources Ltd
     Francois Marcotte
     CFO & Investor Relations
     514-685-9880
     vantex@videotron.ca
     http://www.vantexressources.com
      

Source: Vantex Resources Ltd.


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