Helicopter Servicing Santa Maria Project

Cadillac Mining Corporation is focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of precious and base metal mineral properties across Canada. Target selection concentrates on under-explored and/or undervalued projects offering the potential for exceptional returns for a modest initial investment.

The Company was established in 2004 to pursue a gold exploration opportunity near Rouyn-Noranda in north-western Quebec in one of the premier mining districts in the world. Despite early progress, the 2006 drilling program met with unexpected difficulties and was not successful in locating significant mineralization on the Cadillac Break. However, the Company remains committed to the pursuit of this exceptional target at a lesser pace than in the initial campaign.

Early in 2007 management determined that the Company should expand exploration activities to include a range of North American opportunities beyond its West Cadillac project, and acquired four drill-ready prospects in British Columbia.

Stored Amax Core at Tuzo Creek

Often results of historical exploration on various discredited or abandoned properties indicate good potential for success from low-cost initial drilling programs. For example, all four prospects acquired and drilled in British Columbia in 2007 had been inactive for some time, or had seen inadequate exploration for reasons ranging from depressed metal prices to adverse political conditions. Further, recent advances in data management and deposit modeling often are applicable to re-evaluation and further exploration of such prospects.

Cadillac Mining Corporation management believes that the coming months will be rewarding as results from the four recent drilling programs provide a focus for expanded exploration activities in the 2008 field season, while the Company is continues the hunt for new opportunities.