START OF FIRST DEEP HOLE AT ALEXANDER PROPERTY, RED LAKE, ONTARIO

Toronto, Ontario - February 25, 2010 - Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: "CQR") is pleased to announce drilling has started on the first 2,000 metre "mother hole" on its Alexander Gold Project (100% owned) at Red Lake, Ontario. Boart Longyear Canada has mobilized a LY-55 deep-hole rig onto the site for the initial drill program comprising 8,000 metres of drilling. The program comprises a series of deep holes with wedging from 800 metres vertical depth in each of the holes. The initial drill program is expected to take approximately four months to complete.

The first hole will test the Balmer volcanic assemblage beneath the Huston-Balmer unconformity. Three "daughter holes" will be wedged from the first parent hole. The target is gold mineralization in sheared Balmer volcanics as well as Huston sediments within the “Mine Trend” structural corridor, immediately east of Goldcorp's Red Lake and Campbell gold mines.

The drilling is part of a systematic evaluation of the Alexander Property at deeper levels than previously explored, starting at the southwestern corner of the property in close proximity to the Red Lake mine. Previous, shallower drilling by Conquest and by Goldcorp intersected significant gold values within the targeted rock types.

CONQUEST STARTS PHASE TWO DRILLING AT ALEXANDER PROPERTY, RED LAKE, ONTARIO

Toronto, Ontario - February 18, 2010 - Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: "CQR") is pleased to announce that it has commenced Phase Two of an ongoing exploration program being carried out at the Alexander Gold Project (100% owned) in Red Lake, Ontario.

Boart Longyear Canada has been chosen to carry out the 8,000 metre drill program to down-hole depths of 2,000m to test targets within the Balmer volcanic assemblage with a series of mother holes and wedged holes. Conquest plans to conduct a total of 20,000 metres of diamond drilling in subsequent phases of exploration on the Alexander Property, subject to additional financing.

Conquest's geological team and Boart's drilling crew as well as program support staff are presently on site in Red Lake with drilling expected to commence on or about February 25th, 2010. The initial program is anticipated to take approximately four months to complete.

CONQUEST PLANS 8,000 METRES OF DRILLING AT THE ALEXANDER GOLD PROJECT, RED LAKE, ONTARIO

Toronto, Ontario - January 25, 2010 - Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: "CQR") is pleased to announce that it has issued tenders for a new drilling program at its Alexander Gold Project in Red Lake, Ontario, commencing in late February.

The program will comprise approximately 8,000 metres of surface NQ drilling to depths of 2,000 metres to test targets within the Balmer Assemblage. Drilling will involve eight standard wedges from downhole depths between 1,000 and 1,500 meters. Approximately 4,500 metres of NQ sized parent hole drilling will be included in the proposed total 8,000 metres of exploration drilling. The Alexander Property is readily accessed on graveled roads and drilling collar stations are within 600 metres of a suitable water source for drilling.

In 2009, Conquest completed a 4,100 metre drill program under contract to Boart Longyear Canada Inc. which doubled the depth profile of drilling on the Alexander Property from 300 to 700 vertical metres in the area below the western part of the property. All six holes from this program intersected gold mineralization, including 9.64 g/t gold over 0.39 metres and 4.05 g/t gold over 1.92 metres in the stratigraphy above the targets to be tested in planned 2010 drilling.

Conquest plans to conduct at total of 20,000 metres of diamond drilling in subsequent phases of exploration, subject to additional financing, on the Alexander Property which will test the Balmer Assemblage stratigraphy below the western and central portions of the property. The focus for the Company is to continue a systematic deepening of drilling in untested structures interpreted to extend from the adjacent Red Lake Mine (Goldcorp) within volcanic lithologies below the 700 metre level at the Alexander Property.

The deadline for drilling tender submission is Friday, January 29, 2010.

GOLD MINERALIZATION INTERSECTED IN ALL SIX HOLES FROM DRILLING AT RED LAKE

Toronto, Ontario - December 18, 2009 – Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: "CQR") is pleased to report further assay results from its Alexander Gold Project (100%) located in the prolific Red Lake gold camp of northwestern Ontario.

Conquest completed its 2009 Phase-I Drill Programme in early November, which consisted of six drill holes totaling about 4,100 metres of NQ surface drilling, all of which intersected gold mineralization.

Conquest was successful in intersecting gold mineralization in all six holes and obtained valuable assay and geological information from structural and stratigraphic targets extending from Goldcorp's Red Lake gold mine onto the Alexander property from surface to a depth of 700 metres vertically. These targets lie within the Balmer and Bruce Channel formations which have been identified across the width of Conquest's property, a distance of 2,000 metres.

Of particular note, Hole CR-09-037 intersected 7.76 g/t gold over one metre at a vertical depth of 335 metres and a second intersection of 4.05 g/t gold over almost two metres at 440 metres vertical depth. The 2009 drilling programme successfully doubled the vertical drilling depth profile to 700 metres in preparation for planned deeper phases of drilling.

Commenting on the results, Terence McKillen, Conquest's President and Chief Executive Officer, said: "We are particularly pleased that all six holes drilled in 2009 confirmed the presence of gold on Conquest's Alexander property. The final results of the 2009 programme also confirm the depth continuity of gold bearing structures from surface to more than 700 metres and provide significant encouragement to embark on a major programme of deep drilling of the Alexander Property. Conquest plans to commence the first part of a 20,000 metre follow up drill program early in 2010."

Significant assays are summarized in the table below. True thicknesses may not be calculated at this time due to the level of exploration drilling activity on the project.

As previously reported on November 23, 2009, Hole CR-09-037 intersected 83 metres of strongly sheared and silica altered Bruce Channel sediments at approximately 870 metres downhole depth in the western part of the property. CR-09-038 intersected the same altered and sheared sediments as those found in CR-09-037 at a downhole depth of 988 metres representing the deepest holes drilled to date at Alexander. These sheared Bruce Channel sediment intersections are prospective beyond the newly established strike length of over 225 meters and have returned anomalous gold values up to 0.50g/t over 0.68m.

As part of the ongoing exploration on the property, Conquest will also be targeting the extensive untested horizons that exist within the Balmer volcanics below the recently drilled holes in the western part of the Alexander property.

CONQUEST INTERSECTS GOLD IN FIRST FOUR HOLES ON ALEXANDER GOLD PROPERTY IN RED LAKE

Toronto, Ontario - November 23, 2009 - Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: "CQR") is pleased to provide interim results from ongoing exploration at its 100% owned Alexander gold project located in the prolific "Mine Trend" structure of the Red Lake gold camp in northwestern Ontario.

Conquest has completed its 2009 surface drill programme which consisted of six drill holes totaling 4,100 metres of NQ drilling conducted by Boart Longyear Canada. The programme was designed to target prospective stratigraphic and structural horizons to depths previously untested in the western and central portions of the Alexander property and to further investigate the area of recent drilling conducted by Goldcorp Inc. on to the property (previously reported, May 25, 2009).

Assay results received to-date for the first four holes confirm intersections of gold mineralization over narrow widths from sampling ranging in depth between 65 and 270 metres vertically.

The gold was identified by sampling in Balmer volcanic and Huston sedimentary rocks similar to those encountered in earlier shallow drilling completed by Conquest in 2003 and 2004.

Commenting on the progress of the 2009 drilling program Mr. Terence McKillen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Conquest Resources, stated, "The results of our 2009 programme confirm the depth continuity of gold bearing structures encountered in previous shallow drilling and provide the necessary encouragement to embark on a major programme of deep drilling to evaluate the potential of this strategically located Red Lake property."