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COMMODITY QUOTES

Molybdenum

MOLYGOLD PROJECT

“Contains a significant number of anomalous target areas
requiring detailed follow-up work.”

Property Summary

The 100% owned Molygold property is located approximately 120 km north of Vancouver, 10km to the northeast of Pemberton, and approximately 15km to the northwest of Whistler Village, British Columbia, Canada. The property is well situated as several power stations are present in close proximity, a major power grid passes through nearby communities, and an extensive logging road network exists within the claim block. The local Mount Currie First Nations Band also continues to support the Company’s current and future plans to date through regular consultations.

Overview

TTM Resources’ Molygold project covers significant mineral occurrences in various depositional environments. The property is underlain by a multi-phase granodiorite Coast Intrusive complex containing a remnant pendant of Gambier stratified rocks which have undergone variable regional and local shearing, brecciation and alteration. The target mineral occurrences at the TTM “Molygold Project” are metal deposits genetically related to porphyritic intrusive complexes. Sulphide minerals in the environment are usually dispersed in veinlets and fracture stockworks that formed late in the process of intrusive emplacement, interstitially in intrusive breccia zones, or in more distal pre-existing zones.

Exploration to date (by TTM and others) has generated a significant number of targets at Molygold which require detailed follow-up work. These include the The Road Zone, Camp Zone, the Breccia Zone, the Shear zone, the Red zone, the Gold zone and the Cu-Zn-Ag zone. There is no record in any reference of the new discoveries made by TTM personnel on the Road Zone, Camp Zone, Red Zone, Gold Zone, or Cu-Zn-Ag zone, some of which are in areas now exposed by recent glacial retreat. Each zone is associated with a prominent gossan, evidence of faulting, and multiple stage intrusive activity. The style, form, and content of mineralization varies considerably between the zones yet significant sample assay values of gold, silver, molybdenum and copper have been returned from all zones analyzed.

In the summer of 2006, the Company undertook a 2000 meter diamond drill program on the Road Zone. While both Copper and Molybdenite were encountered in 12 of the 15 holes drilled, the grade and length of mineralization was not sufficient to continue drilling without further Geochemistry and Geophysical analysis.

In the meantime, the Company continued work on the Breccia Zone. During the 2005 exploration program, the Breccia Zone was the #1 targeted area for drilling, but due to extensive snow this past winter and the discovery of the Road Zone that was much more accessible, the program was delayed until the Road Zone program was complete and the snow cap receded. Both 3D IP and geochemical surveys were completed on the area this summer, returning encouraging results. The 3D IP survey identified two large, high priority chargeability anomalies within the survey area, approximately 300 x 500 meters in size. Within the same grid area, rock sampling returned significant results in both molybdenum and copper with individual samples greater than 0.3% molybdenum and 1.0% copper. Further ground surveys have also been completed in the Ryan River area (staked in May), with results mirroring those of the Breccia Zone. Samples are currently being assayed and results will determine the type of program to be conducted in 2007.

A new mineralized zone has also been discovered at kilometer 14 (the main camp is located at km 17) on the Rutherford Creek road. Initial results from limited soil sampling are considered very promising and early analysis would indicate the zone has the size potential and geochemical response to warrant additional sampling and geophysical surveys with the intent of developing targets for a spring 2007 drill program. The recent expenditures have outlined three newly discovered styles of mineralization, other regional geochemical anomalies, and a large belt of favorable geology. Total expenditures by TTM (before drilling) at the Molygold property are approximately CAD $320,000. On the Molygold project, the historical expenditures would equate into well in excess of CAD $500,000 worth of current day work.

The first phase of exploration on the Molygold project consisted of initial geological mapping and sampling of the Breccia, Camp and Road Zones, thin section studies, a ground-based UTEM geophysical survey over portions of the Camp and Breccia Zones, 843 line-kilometers of helicopter supported Airborne magnetometer and EM geophysical surveys, and initial prospecting of the Red Zone, Gold Zone, and Cu-Zn-Au Zone. The airborne EM-Magnetic survey identified potential extensions to some known zones and produced anomalies for further follow-up. The Highest priority areas for follow-up deemed from this work include the Road, Camp, and Breccia zones…

“There is no record in any reference of the new discoveries made by TTM personnel on the Road Zone, Camp Zone, Red Zone, Gold Zone, or Cu-Zn-Ag Zone, some of which are in areas now exposed by recent glacial retreat.”

Road Zone
Known mineralization appears to be structurally controlled and related to shear zones. The Road Zone mineralization consists of pyrite, pyhrrotite, molybdenite, bornite and chalcopyrite. The Road Zone to date is at least 200 meters wide and 500 meters long and open along strike. Mineralized sections within this zone average 0.3 meters wide follow an E-W to ESE-WNW direction and dip 600 to sub vertical north.

Camp Zone
Two principal rock units underlie the Camp Zone: Quartz-Monzonite and Microdiorite. Both contain disseminated pyrite (phyrrotite) and, irregularly, molybdenite and chalcopyrite.

Breccia Zone
Mineralization consists of chalcopyrite, malachite, bornite, and molybdenite. The main mineralized area is hosted in fractured felsic intrusive rocks, which have been totally deformed by shearing stress.

A prospecting traverse between the Breccia and Camp Zone on the south slope of the Breccia Zone discovered the Cu-Zn-Au Zone. After further snow melt, a reconnaissance north of Rutherford Creek located the “Road Zone.”

DEEKER CREEK PROJECT

“The Deeker Creek Claim Group is situated in an area that is well-known for
hosting precious metal deposits.”

Summary

The 100% owned Deeker Creek Project consists of forty-five contiguous claims, encompassing approximately 17,322 hectares located in the Liard Mining Division, 210 kilometers northwest of Stewart and 65 kilometers southwest of Telegraph Creek in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. The project is situated on the western margin of the intermontaine belt within the Stikine Arch, an area known for precious metal deposits. The Galore Creek copper porphyry deposit, is located 25 kilometers southeast of the Deeker Creek Project.

“Showings were mineralized up to snow and ice fields, the majority of which
have receded significantly over the past 15 years.”

Overview

At Deeker Creek, molybdenite occurs in quartz veinlets and stringers along fracture planes within a highly veined, altered and fractured border zone of the Chutine quartz-monzonite batholith. The property is underlain by a sequence of Permian limestone, intruded by middle Jurassic suite of biotite-hornblende granodiorite, quartz diorite and Eocene quartz monzonite. This geological setting is a favorable environment for hosting economic mineralization. Historical soil samples have indicated molybdenum values ranging up to 200 ppm with most forming a log-normal curve up to about 60 ppm. 5 ppm is considered of interest. Molybdenum has very high values for soils but shows a fairly general distributon. Multiple showings were located during limited work which may require further investigation (massive pyrite vein, rusty zone, hilltop vein, shear zone). These showings were mineralized up to snow and icefields, the majority of which have receded significantly over the past 15 years. The satellite images indicated glacial retreat of 100s of metres to kilometers; in many instances snowfields have disappeared altogether. This area is a virtually unexplored area of the province.

The first recorded mineral exploration in the Telegraph-Stikine River Region was undertaken in 1861 when placer gold was discovered on the Stikine River just below the townsite of Telegraph Creek. During the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, the emphasis shifted from placer exploration to exploration for lode deposits. Early exploration was confined to accessible areas along the Stikine River, with a number of small copper occurrences being discovered. The Deeker Creek property was discovered and staked by Amax Exploration Inc. in 1961 during a helicopter supported regional reconnaissance program. Amax completed a program of trenching and geological mapping in 1962 (Silverside, 1962) and kept the claims in good standing until 1968. Dictator Mines Ltd. restaked the ground in 1969 and completed a program of trenching in 1970 (Dawson, 1970). Cerro entered into an exploration option agreement with Dictator Mines in May 1971 and diamond drilling was then carried out under contract by Coates Enterprises Ltd. of Vancouver. 3793 feet of BQ size drilling was completed between July to September 1971 in five holes, using one longyear 38 wireline drill. Past drill results indicate that while molybdenite is widely distributed within the above mentioned border zone, the grades returned were generally low (0.01% to 0.012% MoS2) and there was little outcrop available because of glacial presence. Prior to TTM’s 2005 prospecting program, the most recent work undertaken on the Deeker Claim block was by Ashworth Explorations Limited, which carried out a field program, consisting of geological mapping, rock, soil, and stream sediment sampling on the Deeker Claim Group for Goldbelt Mines Inc. during July and August, 1990. The 1990 field program has outlined four anomalous areas including an old minfile molybdenum showing and discovered new showings characterized by anomalous gold, silver, copper and molybdenum in quartz veins and anomalous gold in stream sediments. The results of the 1990 field programs were very encouraging in spite of the fact that only one third of the property was covered in the program. The 1990 geological and geochemical surveys delineated four areas that require follow-up work:

The Float Zone
Sampling this zone yielded values of up to .558 oz/st Au, 9.57 oz/st Ag. The high gold, silver and base metal values of the float zone may reflect a strong possibility of large quartz veins occurring beneath the Deeker Creek Glacier.

The Molybdenum Showing
Molybdenum Showing – a rock sampling program yielded values of up to 0.77% Mo and 2.397 oz/st Ag.

The Chalcopyrite-Malachite Vein
Chalcopyrite-Malachite Vein – Sampling of this vein yielded values of up to .766 oz/st Au, 13.35 oz/st Ag, and 23.3% Cu over 25 centimeters of the vein.

The Stream Sediment Gold Anomaly
Stream Sediment Gold Anomaly – Five stream sediment samples returned significant gold values of up to 960 ppb. The high gold values may reflect a mineralized quartz vein southwest of the stream sediment gold anomaly zone.

TTM’s 2005 Prospecting Program

“All the samples collected from the Moly Zone II showed
significant molybdenum mineralization.”

In 2005, TTM undertook a prospecting program on the property to further explore several areas of interest, including the Molybdenum Zone and the Gossan Zone. Two traverse lines, identified as the Northern Moly Traverse (475m long), and the Southern Moly Traverse (2,075m long) totaling over 2.55 kilometers were completed across this area.

The Southern Moly Traverse line commenced from the 1,375 meter elevation where one hundred and sixty boxes of BQ drill core from the 1971 drill program are located. Sixty-seven grab samples were collected from various sections of this old drill core and sent for re-assay, returning values of up to 7,060 ppm molybdenum, 39.7 ppm silver, 2,910 ppm zinc, and 3,100 ppm lead. A total of thirty-five rock samples (TTM-CHG 1-35) were also collected along the Southern Moly Traverse, assaying values of up to 4360 ppm molybdenum. At the southern end of this traverse (1,120m elev.) high-grade molybdenum mineralization was discovered along a narrow ledge, or bench of quartz monzonite, The new zone of molybdenum mineralization was named the Moly Zone II and is located approximately 1,500 meters southeast of the original molybdenum showing.

At the Moly Zone II, massive to disseminated sulphides, mainly molybdenite were noted in quartz veinlets, stringers and fracture planes within altered, silicified quartz monzonite. The mineralization was found along the bottom edge of a low hanging rock bench of quartz monzonite. Seven rock samples were collected in an east/west direction for six metres along the bottom edge of this rock bench. All the samples collected from the Moly Zone II showed significant molybdenum mineralization. Discovery of high-grade molybdenum mineralization at the Moly Zone II provides an important second zone of molybdenum mineralization that is 1,500 meters southeast of the original.

“The Gossan Zone covers an area 400 metres wide and
up to 1,000 metres long.”

In addition, the TTM prospecting program also investigated the Gossan Zone, which is an area showing sulphide mineralization, silicification and argillic alteration with quartz veinlets and stringers that covers an area 400 metres wide and up to 1000 meters long, with a lenticular shape striking north-northwest, consisting of fine-medium grained monzonite. Molybdenite mineralization has significant potential in the area of the Gossan Zone and has the following mode of occurrence:

1. Quartz veinlets, stringers and thick quartz veins.
2. Fracture planes and shear zones.

Most molybdenite occurring in quartz veinlets and stringers is considered more abundant than molybdenite in fractures and shear zones. Molybdenite in quartz veins account for a very minor portion of total molybdenite observed in the area of the gossan zone and is erratically distributed within them. Pyrite, sericite and chlorite are usually associated with molybdenite in quartz veinlets, stringers and fractures planes.

“The Company has an early September 2006 exploration program planned for Deeker Creek to follow up on 2005 discoveries, obtain new rock samples, and determine a more comprehensive program for either this fall or spring 2007.”

TTM’s 2006 Prospecting Program

In the fall of 2006, the Company undertook a prospecting and mapping program of the moly zone II and the Float Zone. Recent glacial retreat has uncovered much of the landscape and allowed a more thorough examination of the local geology. The crew spent several days traversing new ground, revisiting trenches, drill holes and old sample sites. The core from a 5 hole 1971 drill program was still intact and re-logged. Twenty-six samples from one hole were obtained for analysis. A total of 38 grab samples were also submitted for multi-element spectral analysis.

The mineralization of the molybdenum area consists of a high grade central zone and a surrounding lower grade stock work of mineralized quartz within quartz monzanite. The high grade zone is a quartz vein up to 2 meters thick. Mineralization within the high grade zone consists of pyrite, chalcopyrite and seams of fine to coarse flakes of molybdenite. The sulfides occur in concentrations of up to 40% and as disseminated cubes (pyrite) up to 20%.

The strike length of the high grade zone is 650 meters with the quartz vein pinching and swelling from 0.2 meters to 2.0 meters. The vein is exposed down dip for approximately 35 meters in one area, and over 10 meters in outcrop. The high grade vein disappears up dip into the hill, and this remains open to the East.

High-grade molybdenite mineralization at the Moly Zone provides an important extension of molybdenum mineralization that is now exposed beyond the boundaries of the 1971 drilling program. Of 39 rock samples taken, 4 yielded values of >4360 ppm molybdenum. Another 8 samples ran above >1000 ppm molybdenum and 14 more were well above background levels. Many samples also ran high in copper, lead, zinc, tungsten, and silver. Moving away from the main quartz vein, silicification occurs as minor veinlets and stringers of quartz, with pyrite, chalcopyrite and often molybdenite. This area covers a strike length of 1.5 km and swells to a width of 0.9km in the area of the widest high grade vein.

After prospecting for the Float Zone boulders, it is assumed the Float Zone refers to the now exposed area below the Moly showing. Many large, angular, mineralized boulders were found immediately south, and in line with glacial flow, of the main high grade vein discussed above.

TERRACE PROPERTY

Summary

In the fall of 2006, TTM purchased and staked 8,410 contiguous acres of Molybdenum (Mo) prospective claims. The area is 20 km northeast of Terrace, British Columbia, contiguous with the Shan property. Work to date on the Shan property includes highlights of 59.65m of 0.118% Mo and 112.7 m of 0.107% Mo. TTM’s claims are on trend with the Shan property, situated directly to the west.

An AeroMag survey and a ground sampling and mapping program have been completed to detail the total property.

CHU MOLYBDENUM PROPERTY

Summary

The Chu Molybdenum Project (the “Chu Project”) is located in the Omineca Region of Central British Columbia and is comprised of 36 contiguous mineral claims. The Chu Project covers an area of 14,812 hectares and is approximately 85 kilometers south-southwest of Vanderhoof, BC, and approximately 75 kilometers from Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. (TSX:TCM) 75% owned Endako Moly mine and processing facility.

The Property

The ‘Chu’ Project is an area of molybdenite mineralized sedimentary rocks adjacent to a granodiorite intrusive stock. The prospect has been previously explored in the early 1980’s by more than 5000 meters of diamond drilling from previous operators. Molybdenum is present as quartz – molybdenite stockwork veinlets in hornsfelsed . Sections of higher grade molybdenite mineralization are common features of molybdenum-producing deposits and their presence strongly enhances the viability of the mines. The waste to ore ratio appears to be one to one. To date the CHU Project has been extended to over 1.7 kilometers in length, over 650 meters in depth, and 400 meters wide.

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Historical drill results identified lengthy sections of ‘strong’ molybdenum mineralization, such as, 113 meters with 0.0741 Mo (hole 81-2), 61 meters with 0.075 Mo (hole 81-6) and 28.3 meters with 0.157% Mo (hole 82-2). The amount and distribution of drilling was insufficient to permit more than a general determination of the size and orientation of the known mineral zone. Armco withdrew from western Canadian mineral exploration in 1982, and transferred its Chu interest to its partner, Asarco. The claims were allowed to expire in 1992 without further work being done. The final Armco report referred to “…well in excess of 50 million tonnes with grade 0.072 to 0.096% Mo” although this report is not NI 43-101 compliant. TTM has been drilling the property since December 2006.

PRESS

2009

December 3, 2009
TTM Resources Inc Completes Private Placement and Reports on Annual General Meeting

November 17, 2009
TTM Resources Inc announces Normal Course Issuer Bid

November 2, 2009
TTM Resources Announces $1.2 Million Private Placement

October 28, 2009
TTM Resources Inc. - Corporate Update

October 14, 2009
TTM Resources Inc. - Corporate Update

May 4, 2009
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project Accepted by BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies

February 27, 2009
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project updated resource estimate and drill results

2008

December 10, 2008
TTM Resources Inc. Exploration Update

October 24, 2008
TTM to make a normal course issuer bid to purchase up to 2,500,00 shares of the company’s outstanding shares

October 8, 2008
TTM receives final preliminary economic assessment for Chu Molybdenum Project

September 3, 2008
TTM receives preliminary economic assessment for Chu Molybdenum Project indicating a base case (US$20 per lb Mo) net present value of $1,039 million using an in-pit resource estimate of indicated resource at 388.5 million tonnes grading 0.052% Mo and inferred resource at 284.1 million tonnes grading 0.048% Mo at a 0.017% Mo Cutoff

June 24, 2008
TTM Resources announces expansion of Chu MO land holdings and commences airborne on its Deeker Creek project

June 18, 2008
TTM Resources announces grant of stock options, elects new director

June 11, 2008
TTM expands Chu Molybdenum Property

May 23, 2008
TTM Resources graduates to Tier 1

May 1, 2008
TTM Resources Inc. Announces CHE-08-12 intercepts 21.34 metres of 0.131% Mo, 50.64 metres of 0.101% Mo and 15.24 metres of 0.102% Mo as part of 325.79 metres of 0.056% Mo

April 9, 2008
TTM Resources Inc. to present at the Rohstoffmesse Stuttgart in Germany April 11-13, 2008 inclusive

March 27, 2008
BTV-Business Television features TTM Resources Inc. and interviews President and CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke

March 4, 2008
Istrikeinvestments.com interviews Mr. Crichy Clarke, President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc.
By Landon Letendre, of istrikeinvestments.com

February 29, 2008
TTM Resources Inc. receives NI 43-101 report on Chu Molybdenum Project

January 28, 2008
Initial Chu Molybdenum resource estimate

January 17, 2008
Chu Phase 2 Program intersects additional high grade MO

2007

November 26, 2007
Drilling at Chu Molybdenum property extends high grade east zone an additional 70 meters

November 15, 2007
TTM completes $8,682,750 private placement

October 28, 2007
High grade molybdenum in Chu E-001 intersects interval of 192 meters of 0.11% MO as part of 635 meters of 0.08% MO extending western boundary by 150 meters

October 19, 2007
TTM Resources announces $9,000,000 financing

October 17, 2007
TTM Resources Inc. CHU 07-20 interval increased to .10% MO over 183 Meters and Announces Brokered Private Placement of 3,400,000 units at $1.50 per unit

September 17, 2007
High grade molybdenum in Chu 07-19 interval increased to 504.0 meters of 0.109% MO, Chu 07-20 intersects interval of 108.9 meters of 0.127% MO including 14.4 of meters 0.294% MO clarifies financial position

August 22, 2007
High grade molybdenum in hole 07-19 - 0.127% MO over 380.8 meters including 0.209% MO over 74.1 meters

August 3, 2007
Molybdenum interval in hole 07-17 - 0.075% Mo over 264.1 meters including 0.108% Mo over 86.0 meters

July 11, 2007
Chu Phase 2 Program intersects additional high grade MO in hole 07-16 - 0.096% MO over 216.4 metres including 0.205% MO over 28.7 metres

June 18, 2007
TTM Resources Inc. Phase 2 drilling program continues to return high grade molybdenum values on Chu Project, BC

May 9, 2007
TTM Resources announces Mr. Terry A. Lyons appointed to Chairman of the Board and Shareholder Rights Protection Plan is adopted

May 7, 2007
TTM Resources announces appointment of advisor

May 6, 2007
Chu Phase I Program intersects additional high grade MO in hole 06-13 - 0.096% MO over 383.4 meters and hole 06-12 - 0.113% MO over 88.3 meters Phase II to commence immediately

April 23, 2007
TTM Resources Completes $8,250,000 Private Placement

March 29, 2007
TTM announces an increase to the overallotment option relating to the financing announced on March 27, 2007

March 27, 2007
TTM Resources announces $5,100,000 financing

March 2, 2007
TTM Resources Inc. drill program returns high grade molybdenum values on Chu Project, B.C.

January 31, 2007
TTM intersects significant molybdenum values on Chu Project, B.C.

2006

December 20, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. completes unit private placement.

December 14, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. announces commencement of up to 3000 meters of diamond drilling on its Chu Molybdenite Property

November 27, 2006
TTM Resources acquires 8,410 acres Molybdenum Prospect

October 26, 2006
TTM Resources Moly-Gold Breccia Zone and Chu Property Update

September 11, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. to Acquire Chu Molybdenite Property near Vanderhoof, British Columbia, Canada

August 22, 2006
TTM completes Phase 1 2000 meter Copper-Moly Drill Program Road Zone; TTM commences Phase 2 1000 meter Copper-Moly Drill Program Breccia Zone

June 23, 2006
Minenews Story: TTM Resources puts its money on Molybdenum

June 15, 2006
TTM Resources engages investor relations consultant in Europe - Exploration Updates

June 5, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. Moly/Gold Exploration Program underway - up to 3000 meters of diamond drilling planned

May 1, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. called to trade on Frankfurt Stock Exchange “Symbol T2U”

April 24, 2006
TTM purchases the Molygold and Deeker properties

March 28, 2006
Corporate Update

March 14, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. commences trading on the TSX Venture Exchange

March 10, 2006
TTM Resources Inc. closes initial public offering

January 18, 2006
Amended and Restated Prospectus

2005

September 14, 2005
Summary

CORPORATE

TTM Resources Inc. possesses a strong management team, led by the following individuals…

Management

Terry A. Lyons, Chairman of the Board and Director
Terry Lyons has over 35 years experience in the financing, development and management of natural resource, manufacturing, real estate and merchant banking companies with an extensive background in corporate restructuring activities.

After completing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering from the University of British Columbia, Mr. Lyons attended the University of Western Ontario, graduating with an MBA in 1974. Mr. Lyons was an applications engineer and marketing specialist with Caterpillar Tractor and Finning Tractor and Equipment and General Manager of South Western Drug Warehouse Ltd. In 1976, he joined Versatile Corporation as Corporate Planning Manager, moving through a variety of senior positions in strategic planning, budgeting and finance, mergers and acquisitions and project management. In 1986, he became Senior Vice-President of Versatile Corporation, Chairman of Versatile Pacific Shipyards and presided over the restructuring of the Corporation which is now known as B.C. Pacific Capital Corporation, a senior merchant and investment banking company which is part of Brookfield Asset Management (formerly Brascan). Mr. Lyons was a Managing Partner of Brookfield in charge of the merchant banking and restructuring activities in the natural resource sector. In May 2004, after 17 years with Brookfield, Mr. Lyons retired to pursue other opportunities.

Mr. Lyons is currently non-executive Chairman of Northgate Minerals Corporation (a mining company formerly affiliated with Brookfield) and a director and officer of several public corporations including Lead Director (also Chairman of the Audit Committee), Canaccord Capital Inc. (Canada’s leading independent investment dealer), Diamonds North Resources Ltd., Polaris Minerals Corporation, Sprott Resource Corporation, Farallon Resources Ltd., TTM Resources Inc. and the B.C Pavilion Corporation (PavCo) as well as several private corporations.

Mr. Lyons has been active in Junior Achievement, the United Way, Special Olympics and other charitable and sports organizations (including swimming and water polo). He is past Chairman of the Mining Association of B.C., a Governor of the Olympic Foundation of Canada, former Chairman of Sport B.C., a past President of Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club and is a member of the Advisory Board of the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. In 2007 Mr. Lyons was awarded the Inco Medal by the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy for distinguished service to the mining industry.

W.K. Crichy Clarke B.A., President, Chief Executive Officer and Director
Mr. Clarke spent 12 years from 1975 to 1987 with the Royal Bank of Canada and eight years from 1987 to 1994 in the investment business. He is currently involved with a number of private companies in British Columbia and Alberta which are involved in investments in real estate, securities, car wash businesses in Edmonton, Alberta, and various other investment activities. Mr. Clarke obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia.

Michele Pillon, Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Pillon is an accountant with several years experience in the junior mining exploration sector, providing accounting and regulatory assistance to public companies. Since May 2005, she has worked as an accountant to United Resource Group. Ms. Pillon’s prior employment includes: International Portfolio Management from June 2001 to April 2005; Whytecliff Capital Corp. from December 1999 to December 2000; and, Mineral Development Group from May 1995 to August 1999.

Ms. Pillon has been a director and/or officer of a number of public companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Warren Robb (P. Geo.) Chief Operating Officer & Director
Mr. Robb graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1987 with a BSc Geology and brings to the Company over 20 years of exploration experience in Canada and Internationally . Mr. Robb has worked for both senior and junior mining companies and has extensive operational and drill program management experience ranging from small preliminary testing to expansive programs for ore reserve definition to mining operations. Mr. Robb has experience in a variety of mineral deposit types, including porphyry copper-gold, epithermal and mesothermal gold vein systems, volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits, skarn deposits, diamond bearing Kimberlites and diamond bearing alluvial gravels. Mr. Robb has managed exploration programs for precious and base metals throughout Canada, USA, China, Africa and South America.

Wesley Raven, (P.Geo.) VP, Exploration
Wesley Raven, P Geo, Professional Geologist graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1983 with 25 years of exploration experience in Canada and internationally. Mr. Raven has worked for both senior and junior mining companies and has extensive drill program management from small preliminary testing to expansive programs for ore reserve definition. Mr. Raven has experience in a variety of mineral deposit types, including porphyry copper-gold, magmatic nickel-copper, epithermal and mesothermal gold vein systems, volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits, skarn deposits and carbonate-hosted base metals. Mr. Raven has managed exploration programs for precious and base metals throughout Canada, USA, Mexico, Africa (Ghana, Niger) and South America.

Jill Neff - Corporate Secretary
Ms. Neff has been a Corporate and Securities Paralegal for over five years, most recently at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP for two years and prior to that at Goodmans for three years.

David R.C. McMillan, Director
Mr. McMillan brings years of experience in Brokerage and Corporate Finance to the Company. Previously he was an investment advisor with Yorkton Securities Inc. (now Blackmont Capital Inc.) from 1983-2000 and was senior vice president and a director of Yorkton from 1995 to 2000. Since 2000 he has been a self-employed venture company consultant and currently serves as President, CEO and Director of Canada Gas Corp and Metal Quest., both Exchange listed companies.

Charles Ikona P.Eng, Advisor to the Board
Mr. Ikona is a Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of British Columbia. He is a graduate of the University of British Columbia with a degree in Mining Engineering (1966). He has been a principle in Pamicon Developments, a contract consulting and Service Company, for 25 years and has experience in a wide range of geological environments in exploration, development, and production. He has underground, open pit, and processing experience in both hard rock and placer mining.

Richard Jordens, Director
Mr. Jordens brings a wealth of experience in the Construction business and will provide the Company with additional guidance and direction. Mr. Jordens is a significant shareholder of the Company and has participated in the seed, flow through and IPO financings of the Company.

Robert Sibthorpe, Director
Mr. Sibthorpe holds a Bachelor of Science degree in geology and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Toronto. He worked as a mining analyst and director of Yorkton Securities Inc. in Vancouver from 1986 to 1996 and he was an independent mining consultant from 1996 to 1999 when he joined Canaccord Capital Corporation as a mining analyst. Mr. Sibthorpe was Senior Vice-President of Ivanhoe Mines Ltd., a Toronto Stock Exchange listed company, from March 2001 to January 2003. Mr. Sibthorpe is a director of Madison Enterprise Corp., Trio Gold Corp., Klondex Mines Ltd., Oromin Explorations Ltd., and Black Pearl Minerals Consolidated Inc. all Exchange listed companies.

Donald Davidson, Advisor to the Board
Mr. Davidson was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corp., a Toronto Stock Exchange listed company. Mr. Davidson brings over 50 years of experience in the mining industry in Western Canada and the United States, including experience relating to the mining of molybdenum. He has been a self-employed mining/geological consultant for the past 26 years. Prior to that, Mr. Davidson was employed by Climax Molybdenum Company where he first worked at Climax Colorado and was subsequently posted as the resident geologist and project supervisor for a major underground project in Smithers, B.C. Mr. Davidson also gained molybdenum exposure at the French mine in Hedley B.C., B.C. and Bell Molybdenum in Kitsault, B.C., and Canol Metal Mines in the Yukon. Mr. Davidson is a professional engineer in the province of British Columbia, holds a masters degree in geological engineering from the University of British Columbia and has completed graduate studies in soil mechanics.

Gary Hawthorn (P. Eng.) - Advisor to the Board of Directors
Gary Hawthorn, P. Eng., is a Mining Engineer, specializing in Mineral Processing, He has 18 years operating experience with Cominco and Placer, mainly as a mill superintendent at precious and base metal plants, the largest of which was Placer’s 20,000 tpd Marcopper copper mine in the Philippines.

Since 1982, and since 1988 as Westcoast Mineral Testing Inc, he has consulted for both small and large precious and base metal mines, both domestically and internationally.

He has taught several courses in Mineral Process Engineering at UBC, as an adjunct professor.

Since May 2008 he has been retained by TTM to oversee the ongoing laboratory testing program at SGS Lakefield Research.

Dr. Weiguo Lang - Fiscal Agent
TTM Resources Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Weiguo Lang, as the company’s Exclusive Fiscal Agent for operations in China and the Far East. Dr. Lang will assist the Company in obtaining, structuring, and negotiating financing arrangements for its Chu Molybdenum Mine Development Project. Dr. Lang is a member of the Investment Committee for the China Mining United Fund and earned a BSc. degree in engineering in China and MSc. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan. He speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Beijing, China where he serves as an advisor to various Chinese private and government companies involved in mining and mining finance sectors worldwide.

Ms. Cheryl Liu - Investor Relations China
TTM is also pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lui as Investors Relations China. Ms. Liu will assist the Company in creating investor awareness in China and the Far East. Ms. Liu is very knowledgeable in the mining industry and will also assist the Company in its future development plans. She speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Burnaby, British Columbia

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TTM CHU MOLYBDENUM PROJECT ACCEPTED BY BC AND CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSSMENT AGENCIES

TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia; Canada based publicly trading Resource Exploration and Development Company, focused on three assets in British Columbia, Canada. The Chu Molybdenum Project, the Terrace Molybdenum Project, and the Deeker Creek Molybdenum Project. Exploration programs for 2009 will concentrate mainly on the Chu Project where a NI 43-101 Report showed a combined Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resources of 398,000,000 tonnes (525,000,000 pounds Mo) grading 0.061% Mo using a 0.04% cut-off. The resource estimated is from surface to a depth of 640 meters. The discovery is located 75 kilometers from Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. (one of the world’s largest publicly traded, pure molybdenum producers) Endako Mine. The Chu Project is an area of molybdenite mineralized meta-sedimentary rocks adjacent to a granodiorite intrusive stock. Molybdenum occurs in a quartz/molybdenite stockwork quartz veins hosted in a hornfelsed siltstone. To date the drilling on the CHU Project has outlined mineralization extending over 1.7 kilometers in length, over 650 meters in depth, and 400 meters wide. The deposit remains open to depth. TTM has completed over 64,000 meters of core drilling with numerous long intercepts of ore grade molybdenum including hole CHE-07-19 which delivered 504.4 meters of 0.109% Mo. Assay results indicate that the deposit would have a low stripping ratio as the mineralization extends to near surface. TTM plans to test high grade mineralization in the West Zone.

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