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2 ago 2011

Troy Resources NL: Kamila Southeast Target Drilling Update-More High Grade Results


PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRAILA--(Marketwire - Aug. 1, 2011) - Troy Resources NL (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) -

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* Drilling at the new Kamila Southeast Zone continues to produce encouraging high-grade gold-silver values:
o Hole CA-11-318 reported an interval of 8.25m at 8.33g/t gold and 817.8g/t silver or 20.02g/t Au_eq from 342.15m, downhole;
o Hole CA-11-323 produced an interval of 9.00m at 10.98g/t gold and 1320g/t silver or 29.84g/t Au_eq from 289.00m, downhole;
o Hole CA-11-325 returned an interval of 3.65m at 2.32g/t gold and 850g/t silver or 14.47g/t Au_eq from 302.50m, downhole;
o Hole CA-11-326 returned an interval of 11.2m at 2.66g/t gold and 539.98g/t silver or 10.37g/t Au_eq from 341.5m downhole.
* Mineralised zone remains open along strike, as well as up and down dip;
* Two rigs continue program of infill holes and step-outs to delineate mineralised zone within Inca Vein;
* Resource Estimate will be completed later in this quarter.

Troy Resources NL ("Troy") is pleased to announce further assay results from recently completed drilling at the Company's flagship Casposo gold and silver mine in San Juan, Argentina, which further delineate the new Kamila Southeast high grade gold-silver zone along strike and to the southeast of the existing Kamila Reserve.

Chief Executive Officer, Paul Benson said: "This recent drilling at Kamila Southeast has confirmed that we have one larger central high grade mineralised zone centred on holes CA-11-295 and CA-11-306 with a smaller second high grade shoot to the northwest defined by the CA-11-297 intercept. Additional Drilling is required to fill a drilling gap between the two.

"We remain on track to complete a Resource Estimate for this zone in this quarter and if the current delineation drilling is positive, a Mining Reserve by the end of the calendar year. Our objective then will be to determine if we can commence underground development earlier than currently planned. This would maintain production at higher levels and extend the mine life.

"Later in August we will reassign one of the rigs to recommence step-out drilling at Kamila Southeast beyond the current 400m long zone and test the remaining 1 kilometre of strike to the southeast."

Mr Benson said the man-portable drill has been repositioned and has commenced drilling on the one kilometre long outcropping Lucia Vein located 3 kilometres north of the plant. This rig will sequentially test the highest ranked drill targets from the numerous outcropping veins to the northeast of the Kamila structural corridor as well as the Castaño Nuevo and Don David Joint Ventures 23 kilometres to the north.

"In addition to a substantial drilling effort, an helicopter Magnetics and Radiometrics survey is scheduled to commence in late October and follow-up detailed grid based Ground Magnetics and Induced Polarization surveys will commence later this quarter to assist in delineating drill targets within the outcropping vein area north and northeast of the processing plant."

The new holes reported include a series of step-outs and infill holes from earlier reported gold–silver intercepts on the Inca Vein within the Kamila Southeast Extension Target, most of which intercepted the modelled Inca Vein surface as planned.

The Kamila Southeast Target was originally modelled as a series of three shoots from northwest to southeast centred on high grade intercepts in CA-11-297, CA-11-295 and CA-11-306.

The new drill holes have added significantly to the understanding of the Kamila Southeast Target and confirmed the high grade gold and silver values associated with the Inca Vein within the zone. Most importantly, it now appears that the two shoots modelled around holes CA-11-295 and CA-11-306 are in fact one larger mineralised zone with a second shoot to the northwest defined by the CA-11-297 intercept.

Additional holes are required to test the gap between the CA-11-297 shoot and the new Main Zone (see Figure 1, Figure 2 and Table 1). Intercepts include:

* CA-11-318: 342.15m – 350.40m: 8.25m grading 8.33g/t gold, 817.79g/t silver or 20.02g/t Au_eq Including :
* Upper interval: 342.15m – 344.95m: 2.80m at 17.23g/t gold, 965.5g/t silver or 31.03g/t Au_eq
* Lower interval: 347.85m – 350.40m: 2.55m at 7.78g/t gold, 1534.3g/t silver or 29.70g/t Au_eq;

* CA-11-319: 3.45m at 0.10g/t gold, 15.61g/t silver or 0.32g/t Au_eq from 413.45m;

* CA-11-320: 1.65m at 0.32g/t gold and 22.5g/t silver or 0.64g/t Au_eq from 246.8m

* CA-11-321: 2.00m at 0.09g/t gold, 9.3g/t silver or 0.22g/t Au_eq from 261.10m (Faulted);
* CA-11-322: 2.10m at 0.03g/t gold, 12.4g/t silver or 0.21g/t Au_eq from 358.60m (Lower Contact Faulted);

* CA-11-323: 9.00m at 10.98g/t gold and 1320.2g/t silver or 29.84g/t Au_eq from 289m;
* CA-11-324: 3.55m at 0.04g/t gold, 7.15g/t silver or 0.09g/t Au_eq from 305.9m;

* CA-11-325: 3.65m at 2.32g/t gold and 850.6g/t silver or 14.47g/t Au_eq from 302.5m.

* CA-11-326: 11.2m at 2.66g/t gold and 539.98g/t silver or 10.37g/t Au_eq from 341.5m including

* 9.9m at 2.99g/t gold and 602.62g/t silver or 11.59g/t Au_eq from 342.8m and
* 3.10m at 8.31g/t gold and 1433.7g/t silver or 28.7g/t Au_eq from 342.8m;

Drilling to date has focussed on the 430m zone adjacent to the post mineral dyke. The zone remains open along strike for one kilometre, as well as up and down dip.

To view Figure 1 and Figure 2, please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/try81m.pdf

DRILL HOLE SUMMARIES:

CA-11-318: (2439530mE / 6547707mN/ Azimuth: 45° / Dip -63° / EoH: 380.60m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 338.80m to 339.30m: Quartz-Pyrite-Epidote Brecciated and Banded Vein.
* 339.30m to 350.25m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Quartz-Pyrite Veinlets.
* 350.25m to 351.40m: Quartz-Pyrite–Black Sulphides -Brecciated.

Assays reported:

Overall Interval: 342.15m – 350.40m: 8.25m grading 8.33g/t gold, 817.79g/t silver or 20.02g/t Au_eq Including: Upper interval: 342.15m – 344.95m: 2.8m at 17.23g/t gold, 965.5g/t silver or 31.03g/t Au_eq And Lower interval: 347.85m – 350.40m: 2.55m at 7.78g/t gold, 1534.3g/t silver or 29.70g/t Au_eq

CA-11-319: (2439529.5E / 65477434.68N/ Azimuth: 45º/ Dip: -70º/ EoH: 447.5m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 413.55m to 417.00m: Brecciated Quartz Vein - Black Sulphides - Brecciated Vein with Pyrite clusters and Trace Chalcopyrite.

Assays reported:

3.45m at 0.10g/t gold, 15.61g/t silver or 0.32g/t Au_eq from 413.45m

CA-11-320: (2439519E / 6547808N/ Azimuth: 45°/ Dip: -75°/ EoH: 324.0m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 246.80m to 248.45m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Black Sulphides.

Assays reported:

1.65m at 0.32g/t gold and 22.5g/t silver or 0.64g/t Au_eq from 246.8m

CA-11-321: (2439501.23E / 6547749.66N/ Azimuth: 45°/ Dip: -65°/ EoH: 401.0m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 260.50m to 262.15m: Faulted and Brecciated Quartz Vein - Fine Bands with Black Sulphides - Ginguro Textures. Intercept above planned depth probably due to fault zone.

Assays reported:

2.00m at 0.09g/t gold, 9.3g/t silver or 0.22g/t Au_eq from 261.10m

CA-11-322: (2349444.0E / 6547764.0N/ Azimuth: 45°/ Dip: -75°/ EoH: 422.2m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 358.60m to 360.1m: Stockworks Zone with Massive and Banded Quartz Vein.
* 360.10m to 360.4m: Massive to Banded Quartz Vein, with Black Sulphides and lower contact faulted.

Assays reported:

2.10m at 0.03g/t gold, 12.4g/t silver or 0.21g/t Au_eq from 358.60m.

CA-11-323: (2439501E/ 6547750.0N)/ Azimuth: 45° / Dip -68° / EoH: 317.6m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 289.00m to 292.35m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Colloform Banding.
* 292.35m to 293.50m: Brecciated Quartz Vein in Andesitic Tuff with Pyrite Disseminated and in Veinlets.
* 293.50m to 298.00m: Brecciated Quartz Vein - Colloform and Cockade Textures with Disseminated Chalcopyrite.

Assays reported:

9.00m at 10.98g/t gold and 1320.2g/t silver or 29.84g/t Au_eq from 289m

CA-11-324: (2439444E / 6547764N / Azimuth: 45°/ Dip: -65°/ EoH: 352.60m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 297.82m to 306.90m: Andesite/Trachyte Dyke.
* 306.90m to 307.60m: Brecciated Quartz Vein within a Fault with Disseminated Pyrite.
* 307.60m to 309.45m: Stockworks Zone with Massive and Banded Quartz Veining.

Assays reported:

3.55m at 0.04g/t gold, 7.15g/t silver or 0.09g/t Au_eq from 305.9m

CA-11-325: (2439402.58E / 6547806.58N/ Azimuth: 45° / Dip: -63° / EoH: 332.50m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

301.85m to 303.80m: Fault with Quartz Vein Fragments and Pyrite Disseminated and in Clusters.

303.80m to 304.35m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Pyrite, Chalcopyrite, Silver and others Undifferentiated Black Sulphides.

304.35m to 305.25m: Massive Quartz Vein – Trace Sulphides.

305.25m to 306.15m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Sulphides.

306.15m to 306.85m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Quartz Veinlets with Sulphides.

Assays reported:

3.65m at 2.32g/t gold and 850.6g/t silver or 14.47g/t Au_eq from 302.5m.

CA-11-326: (2439569.46E / 6547676.59N/ Azimuth: 45° / Dip: -63° /EoH: 372.40m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 342.80m to 348.55m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Colloform and Cockade Textures.
* 348.55m to 353.45m: Brecciated Quartz Vein with Chalcopyrite and Silver.

Assays reported:

11.2m at 2.66g/t gold and 539.98g/t silver or 10.37g/t Au_eq from 341.5m including; 9.9m at 2.99g/t gold and 602.62g/t silver or 11.59g/t Au_eq from 342.8m and 3.10m at 8.31g/t gold and 1433.7g/t silver or 28.7g/t Au_eq from 342.8m.

To view Table 1, please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/try81t.pdf

Competent Person's Statement

Geological information in this Report has been compiled by Troy's Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Peter Doyle, who:

* Is a full time employee of Troy Resources NL
* Has sufficient experience which is relevant to the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'
* Is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
* Has consented in writing to the inclusion of this data

Information of a scientific or technical nature in this report was prepared under the supervision of Peter J. Doyle, Vice President Exploration and Business Development of Troy, a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 – "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects", a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr. Doyle has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a "qualified person" as defined in "National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects". Mr Doyle has reviewed and approved the information contained in this report. For further information regarding the Company's projects in Brazil, Australia and Argentina, including a description of Troy's quality assurance program, quality control measures, the geology, samples collection and testing procedures please refer to the technical reports filed which are available under the Company's profile at www.sedar.com or on the Company's website.

Disclaimer: Forward-Looking Statements

This report contains forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

ABOUT TROY RESOURCES

Troy Resources (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) is a dividend-paying junior gold producer, with a clear growth strategy. The Company has two producing gold operations; Andorinhas Mine in Para State, Brazil and the Casposo gold and silver mine, in San Juan province, Argentina.

Troy has an experienced Board and management team with a track record of successful, fast-track mine development and low-cost operations.

Troy has an annual exploration budget in excess of $8 million and a proven track record in exploration discoveries and strategic acquisitions.

With the development of the Casposo project, Troy has entered a renewed growth phase which will again lift the Company's annual gold production above 100,000 ounces of gold per annum.

The Company is positioned to continue its path of strong growth and profitable operations, and is on track to achieve its vision of becoming a highly profitable mid-tier gold producer with a portfolio of quality long-life assets.

The Company maintains a robust balance sheet and forecasts continued strong cash flow from its current assets. Troy's gold production is unhedged; allowing its shareholders access to the full benefit of current and future gold price upside.

Troy is a responsible corporate citizen, committed to the best practice of health and safety, environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

ABN 33 006 243 750

Contact Information

*

Troy Resources NL
Mr Paul Benson
Chief Executive Officer
(61 8) 9481 1277
(61 8) 9321 8237 (FAX)
troy@troyres.com.au
www.try.com.au

Purple Communications
Annette Ellis / Warrick Hazeldine
Media Relations
(61 8) 6314 6300
aellis@purplecom.com.au



21 jul 2011

Troy Resources NL: Kamila Southeast Target Drilling Continues to Deliver High Grade Results


PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA--(Marketwire - July 19, 2011) - Troy Resources NL (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) -

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* Drilling along strike and southeast of Kamila Reserve extends new, high-grade gold-silver mineralised zone.
o Hole CA-11-316 reported an interval of 3.45m at 21.59g/t gold and 1240.35g/t silver or 39.30g/t Au_eq from 315.35m, downhole;
o Hole CA-11-317 reported an interval of 2.0m at 10.99g/t gold and 312.50g/t silver or 15.45g/t Au_eq from 323.50m downhole.
* Mineralised zone remains open along strike, as well as up and down dip.
* Second Rig added to program in late June to complete Infill drilling targeting Resource estimate in September quarter.

Troy Resources NL ("Troy") is pleased to announce further assay results from recently completed drilling at the Company's flagship Casposo gold and silver mine in San Juan, Argentina, which continue to extend the new high grade gold-silver mineralised zone along strike and to the southeast of the existing Kamila Reserve.

The new holes include a series of step-outs and infill holes from earlier reported gold–silver intercepts on the Inca Vein within the Kamila Southeast Extension Target, most of which intercepted the modelled Inca Vein surface as planned.

The new intercepts have added significantly to the understanding of the Kamila Southeast Target and continue to confirm the high grade gold and silver values associated with the Inca Vein within the zone (see Figure 1, Figure 2 and Table 1). Intercepts include:

* CA-11-314: 0.5m at 4.70g/t gold and 104.0g/t silver or 6.19g/t Au_eq from 338.8m and 1.15m at 3.95g/t gold and 14.83g/t silver or 4.16g/t Au_eq from 350.25m downhole;
* CA-11-315: overshot the modelled pierce point Inca Vein target and this resulted in no significant assays;
* CA-11-316: 3.45m at 21.59g/t gold and 1240.35g/t silver or 39.30g/t Au_eq from 315.35m, including 0.90m at 59.19g/t gold and 3751g/t silver or 112.78g/t Au_eq from 315.35m downhole;
* CA-11-317: 2m at 10.99g/t gold and 312.50g/t silver or 15.45g/t Au_eq from 323.50m downhole.

Drilling to date has focussed on the 430m zone adjacent to the post mineral dyke. The zone remains open along strike for one kilometre, as well as up and down dip.

Chief Executive Officer, Paul Benson said: "Our current objective is to complete the drilling required for a Resource Estimate on this new zone in the September quarter and if the infill drilling is positive, a Mining Reserve by the end of the calendar year."

"Our focus in the coming months will be to determine if we can prove up sufficient high grade material to justify commencing underground development earlier than currently planned."

Mr Benson said the man-portable drill has been repositioned and has commenced drilling on the one kilometre long outcropping Lucia Vein located 3 kilometres north of the plant. This rig will sequentially test the highest ranked drill targets from the numerous outcropping veins to the northeast of the Kamila structural corridor as well as the Castaño Nuevo and Don David Joint Ventures 23 kilometres to the north.

"In addition to a substantial drilling effort, a contract has been awarded for detailed helicopter magnetics and a radiometric survey over the Casposo Property and the JV areas. Follow-up ground magnetics and Induced Polarization surveys will also be undertaken to assist in delineating covered drill targets."

DRILL HOLE SUMMARIES:

CA-11-314: (2439632.1E-6547632.58N/45°/-60°/ 455.0m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 338.80m to 339.30m: Quartz-Pyrite-Epidote Brecciated and Banded Vein.
* 339.30m to 350.25m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Quartz-Pyrite Veinlets.
* 350.25m to 351.40m: Quartz-Pyrite–Black Sulphides -Brecciated.

Assays reported: 0.5m at 4.70g/t gold and 104.0g/t silver or 6.19g/t Au_eq from 338.8m and 1.15m at 3.95g/t gold and 14.83g/t silver or 4.16g/t Au_eq from 350.25m

CA-11-315: (2439632.1E-6547632.58N/45°/-45°/ 359.5m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 280.00m to 281.15m: Tectonic Breccia containing Pyrite-Calcite-Quartz Veinlets and Black Sulphides.
* 281.15m to 286.90m: Brecciated Rhyolite with Calcite Veinlets containing Black Sulphides and Pyrite as Both Disseminated Sulphides and as Clusters.

No significant values were reported.

CA-11-316: (2439530.86E-6547707.54N/45°/-61°/ 337.50m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 280.30m to 291.70m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Rare Banded Quartz Veins.
* 291.70m to 292.30m: Minor Quartz-Calcite-Pyrite Vein, Fine Banded and Breccia textures with Black Sulphides.
* 292.30m to 314.25m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff Moderate Silicification/Quartz Veining.
* 314.25m to 314.60m: Minor Fault Zone with Argillic Alteration.
* 314.60m to 315.35m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff.
* 315.35m to 318.75m: Main Vein Zone Include:
* 315.35m to 316.20m: Brecciated, Banded Texture Vein with Black Sulphides, Pyrite-Chalcopyrite, and Native Silver.
* 316.20m to 318.50m: Quartz Vein - Banded and Massive Textures.
* 318.50m to 318.75m: Breccia - Andesite and Quartz Vein Fragments.
* 318.75m to 321.70m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Quartz-Pyrite Veinlets with Local Stockworks.

Assays reported: 3.45m at 21.59g/t gold and 1240.35g/t silver or 39.30g/t Au_eq from 315.35m, including 0.90m at 59.19g/t gold and 3751g/t silver or 112.78g/t Au_eq from 315.35m.

CA-11-317: (2439529.54E-6547743.68N/45°/-65°/ 353.50m):

Brief description of the Inca Vein Zone:

* 321.05m to 324.50m: Main Vein Zone including:
* 321.05m to 322.50m: Brecciated, Banded Quartz Vein within Silicified Andesite.
* 322.50m to 323.30m: Brecciated, Minor Banded Quartz Vein with Black Sulphides and Pyrite.
* 323.30m to 324.50m: Banded to Massive Textured Vein with Minor Fine Banded Black Sulphides.
* 324.50m to 353.50m: Andesitic Crystal Tuff with Banded Quartz Veins and Calcite Veins.

Assays reported: 2m at 10.99g/t gold and 312.50g/t silver or 15.45g/t Au_eq from 323.50m

Competent Person's Statement

Geological information in this Report has been compiled by Troy's Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Peter Doyle, who:

* Is a full time employee of Troy Resources NL
* Has sufficient experience which is relevant to the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'
* Is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
* Has consented in writing to the inclusion of this data

Information of a scientific or technical nature in this report was prepared under the supervision of Peter J. Doyle, Vice President Exploration and Business Development of Troy, a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 – "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects", a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr. Doyle has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a "qualified person" as defined in "National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects". Mr Doyle has reviewed and approved the information contained in this report. For further information regarding the Company's projects in Brazil, Australia and Argentina, including a description of Troy's quality assurance program, quality control measures, the geology, samples collection and testing procedures please refer to the technical reports filed which are available under the Company's profile at www.sedar.com or on the Company's website.

Disclaimer: Forward-Looking Statements

This report contains forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

ABOUT TROY RESOURCES

Troy Resources (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) is a dividend-paying junior gold producer, with a clear growth strategy. The Company has two producing gold operations; Andorinhas Mine in Para State, Brazil and the Casposo gold and silver mine, in San Juan province, Argentina.

Troy has an experienced Board and management team with a track record of successful, fast-track mine development, low-cost operations, exploration discoveries and strategic acquisitions.

With the development of Casposo, Troy is entering a renewed growth phase which will again lift the Company's annual gold production above 100,000 ounces of gold per annum.

Troy has an annual exploration budget in excess of $8 million, and is well positioned to continue its path of strong growth and profitable operations. The Company is on track to achieve its vision of becoming a highly profitable mid-tier gold producer with a portfolio of quality long-life assets.

The Company maintains a robust balance sheet and forecasts continued strong cash flow from its current assets. Troy's gold production is unhedged; allowing its shareholders access to the full benefit of current and future gold price upside.

Troy is a responsible corporate citizen, committed to the best practice of health and safety, environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

ABN 33 006 243 750

To view Figures 1 and 2, Table 1 and a map of Project Locations, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/tryi719.pdf.

Contact Information



Troy Resources NL
Mr Paul Benson
Chief Executive Officer
(61 8) 9481 1277
(61 8) 9321 8237 (FAX)
troy@troyres.com.au
www.troyres.com.au

Purple Communications
Annette Ellis
Media Relations
(61 8) 6314 6300
aellis@purplecom.com.au

Purple Communications
Warrick Hazeldine
Media Relations
(61 8) 6314 6300


21 may 2011

Troy Resources NL: Kamila Southeast Zone Step-Out Drilling Delivers High Grade Intercept


Preliminary Assays From Hole Ca-11-306 Produced a 5.9m Interval Grading 15.80g/t Gold & 2610g/t Silver or 53.09g/t Au_eq From 308.5m Downhole Including a Peak Interval of 1.05m Grading 52.0g/t Gold and 7210g/t Silver or 155.0g/t Au_eq From 308.50m Downhole.

PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA--(Marketwire - May 19, 2011) - Troy Resources NL (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) -

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Troy Resources NL ("Troy") is pleased to announce preliminary assay results from hole CA-11-306 recently completed as a step-out hole from the high grade CA-11-295 Inca Vein Intercept (14.70m at 26.24 g/t Au_eq from 342.5m) reported in late April 2011.

The new hole intercepted the Inca Vein about 100m southeast of the 295 intercept. CA-11-306 yielded an mineralised intercept of 5.9m interval grading 15.80g/t gold & 2610g/t silver or 53.09g/t Au_eq from 308.5m downhole including a peak interval of 1.05m grading 52.0g/t gold and 7210g/t silver or 155.0g/t Au_eq from 308.50m downhole.

The new intercept has added 100m strike length to the Kamila Southeast Zone and confirmed the high grade gold and silver values associated with the Inca Vein within the zone (see Photo 1, Figure 1, Figure 2 and Table 1). The zone remains open along strike as well as up-dip and downdip.

CA-11-306: Inca Vein Summary:

* 308.50m to 309.55m: brecciate banded quartz vein with fine hair black sulphides - chalcopyrite - pyrite veinlets and clusters.
* 310.75m to 312.70m: Banded and Ginguro textured quartz vein with chalcopyrite - pyrite – black sulphides – sulfosalts and silver clusters.
* 313.30m to 314.40m: Brecciated and banded quartz vein with black sulphides vein.
* 325.30m to 325.90m: Brecciated quartz – calcite vein.

Step-out and infill drilling is continuing with one diamond core drill rig. Up-dip and downdip holes on the CA-11-306 section are planned.

Current plans call for the addition of an additional rig during the next quarter that will focus on infill drilling of the Inca Vein within the Kamila Southeast Target Zone. The existing rig will continue step-outs along strike to test the remainder of the structure to the southeast.

Commenting on the exploration results Troy's CEO Paul Benson said: "This is a very encouraging result as we are seeing high grade in a 100m step out along strike from the high grade CA-11-295 intercept we released in April. This is increasing our confidence that we will ultimately be able to add to our Reserve and Resource inventory. What we have seen so far justifies bringing an additional diamond drill rig to site to focus on infill drilling with the aim of lifting the block to Resource status this year. This will also allow us to use the existing rig to continue to step-out further along strike to test the remainder of the structure to the southeast of the current drilling. The smaller diamond rig on site will continue to focus on drilling Julieta, Castaño Nuevo and the numerous outcropping veins on site."

"Obviously any additions to the Reserve will lead to an extension of the current mine life of 6 years. The Inca Vein within the Kamila Southeast Zone is strategically significant in that any delineated Resources and Reserves would be located close to the existing planned underground development. If a significant mineralised zone is delineated we will determine if rescheduling the underground mine development is justified to access this high grade material earlier in the mine life thus offsetting the drop in mined grades forecast in years 3 and 4 of the current mine plan."

"It is a characteristic of the Kamila ore body that the silver to gold ratio increases with depth. In addition to high gold grades this intercept has bonanza silver grades. Using the parameters assumed in the 2010 NI 43-101 Report that took into account the then assumptions on price and metallurgical recovery this equates to a grade of 54g/t Au_equivalent. This is conservative but allows direct comparison to the existing Reserve and Resource grades. However, using recent prices of US$1500/oz Au and US$35/oz Ag, but keeping the same assumptions for metallurgical recovery, this would translate to a gold equivalent grade of 68g/t."

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Geological information in this Report has been compiled by Troy's Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Peter Doyle, who:

* Is a full time employee of Troy Resources NL
* Has sufficient experience which is relevant to the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'
* Is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
* Has consented in writing to the inclusion of this data

Information of a scientific or technical nature in this report was prepared under the supervision of Peter J. Doyle, Vice President Exploration and Business Development of Troy, a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 – "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects", a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr. Doyle has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a "qualified person" as defined in "National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects". Mr Doyle has reviewed and approved the information contained in this report. For further information regarding the Company's projects in Brazil, Australia and Argentina, including a description of Troy's quality assurance program, quality control measures, the geology, samples collection and testing procedures please refer to the technical reports filed which are available under the Company's profile at www.sedar.com or on the Company's website.

This report contains forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

ABOUT TROY RESOURCES

Troy Resources (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) is a dividend-paying junior gold producer, with a clear growth strategy. The Company has two producing gold operations; Andorinhas Mine in Para State, Brazil and the Casposo gold and silver mine, in San Juan province, Argentina.

Troy has an experienced Board and management team with a track record of successful, fast-track mine development and low-cost operations.

Troy has an annual exploration budget in excess of $8 million and a proven track record in exploration discoveries and strategic acquisitions.

With the development of Casposo, Troy is entering a renewed growth phase which will again lift the Company's annual gold production above 100,000 ounces of gold per annum.

The Company maintains a robust balance sheet and forecasts continued strong cash flow from its current assets. Troy's gold production is unhedged, allowing its shareholders access to the full benefit of current and future gold price upside.

With the development of the Casposo project in Argentina, Troy is positioned to continue its path of strong growth and profitable operations. The Company is on track to achieve its vision of becoming a highly profitable mid-tier gold producer with a portfolio of quality long-life assets.

Troy is a responsible corporate citizen, committed to the best practice of health and safety, environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

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19 nov 2010

Troy Resources NL: Casposo Project-First Gold Production and Exploration Update


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HIGHLIGHTS


* First production of gold and silver doré at Casposo Mine
* Over 74,000t of ore at 9.83g/t Au_eq stockpiled to enable rapid build-up in production once the entire facility is fully commissioned
* Sampling of new high-grade outcropping vein
* Commencement of exploration drilling at Castaño Nuevo and Casposo Norte
* Completion of new high definition geophysics surveys indicating extensions to known veins

Troy Resources NL ("Troy") is pleased to announce the first gold and silver pour at the Casposo Project as part of commissioning of the refinery section.

The crushing, grinding and leaching circuits are fully operational, and able to operate at above planned capacity. The concentrate and tails filtering sections and refinery are still working through the last minor commissioning issues.

The plant continues to be operated in manual mode while installation of the automated process control is finalised. As a result, ramp up to full production is now expected in the March quarter of 2011.

Drilling has commenced at Castaño Nuevo and Casposo Norte targeting the shallow upper parts of the veins systems. Vein mineralogy suggests that the current surface exposures are relatively high in the epithermal system and deeper drilling will be required. The Company has also completed high resolution geophysics (Ground Magnetics and Induced Polarization) to better define extensions of existing targets both at depth and along strike under areas of thin cover.

Ongoing surface mapping and sampling identified good mineralisation in the Lucia Vein with a peak result of 3.3m grading 11.67g/t Au_eq. The Lucia sampling results are some of the best both in terms of width and grade for an outcropping vein on the property outside the Kamila vein which is the site of the initial open cut.

Commenting on the news, Troy CEO Paul Benson said: "This is the milestone we have been waiting for. We commenced project construction in August of 2009. Although a little later than our ambitious schedule, we have built a plant and poured first gold in just 16 months. We are delighted by this tremendous achievement. The project team led by Ken Nilsson has done an outstanding job.

"The delay from our initial target for first pour of September was largely due to late delivery of some pieces of equipment and issues around quality control with the manufacture of some new items manufactured overseas.

"Although we have poured first gold we are still commissioning the concentrate and tailings vacuum filters and refinery. We expect to have this complete over coming weeks and plant automated process control installation completed in early December. This will put us on track to ramp up to full production in the March quarter.

"The front half of the plant; crushing, grinding and leaching have already proven they can operate at above planned rates. This, combined with a growing stockpile of more than 70,000t at an average grade above 9g/t Au-eq, means that once the entire plant is fully commissioned and operational, we expect to ramp up to full production very quickly. We will update the market with any revision to forecast production and cost data as soon as full production is reached.

"In the interim, we have also commenced drilling at both Casposo Norte and Castaño Nuevo and have also completed high definition geophysics to identify drill targets under the thin cover that overlies a significant portion of the main northwest–southeast trending corridor that hosts the Kamila and Mercado Deposits as well as the Julieta Resource.

"The mineralogy of most of the outcropping veins indicates that we are high in the system and that the areas with the highest potential for ore grade mineralisation are likely to be found at depth. We have budgeted A$7m for exploration around Casposo and Castaño in FY2011 and are confident that we will achieve our objective of adding significantly to the project's gold and silver Reserves and Resources."

An Exploration Update follows.

EXPLORATION UPDATE

The exploration program is continuing to ramp up with Diamond Core "DC" drilling at Castaño Nuevo and Reverse Circulation "RC" drilling at Casposo Norte underway and a second Diamond Core rig expected to commence work at Casposo in early December.

In addition to ongoing prospecting, geological mapping and sampling; contract geophysical surveys (Ground Magnetics and Induced Polarization "IP") were completed in late October. Mapping and rock chip channel sampling of the northern targets at Casposo is well advanced with a number of veins already mapped in detail and systematically channel sampled. Vein targets will be ranked once the sampling program is completed to define drilling priorities.

At Ladera South, located 500m south of Oveja Negra and northwest of the Cerro Norte Target, exploration focused on the north–south striking Lucia Vein exposed over 750m strike length. The Lucia Vein strikes north–south, dips between -60º to -70º to the west and consists of two parts, north and south, separated by a northwest–southeast trending structure.

The two sections of the Lucia Vein have somewhat different characteristics. The northern portion of the vein is up to 2.2m wide and hosted entirely within a porphyritic andesite. The southern section is narrower with an average thickness is 0.50m and hosted within both andesite and rhyolite with associated stockworks veining. The vein is offset by several northwest–southeast striking faults with displacements mapped in both the veins as well as rhyolite dykes.

At the Lucia Vein, a total of 32 rock chip channels (TRLS-10-01 to 32) were collected, spaced about 50m apart. Historic rock chip grab sampling by the previous explorer yielded assays of 3.68g/t gold and 21.0g/t silver for the southern portion of the vein and 1.46g/t gold and 36.0g/t silver in the northern sector.

Recent rock chip channel sampling has produced a number of encouraging results (see Figure 1, Photo 4, Photo 5 and Table 1 below) that include:

* 3.3m at 11.67g/t Au_eq,
* 1.2m at 6.52g/t Au_eq,
* 1.6m at 6.10g/t Au_eq,
* 1.8m at 4.4 g/t Au_eq,
* 3.65m at 2.77g/t Au_eq and
* 1.5m at 2.65g/t Au_eq.

Quantec Geoscience Argentina S.A. completed both the ground magnetic and the IP surveys in October 2010. A portion of the planned magnetic survey between the Julieta Target and the northwest extension of the Kamila-Mercado Trend was not surveyed due to poor access and rugged topography that severely hampered daily productivity. The Induced Polarization "IP" program consisted of a series of northeast–southwest trending pole-dipole over the Kamila SE Extension Target, and both IP gradient survey and pole-dipole surveys along north–south striking lines at Casposo Norte. Data processing and interpretation is underway, as is the integration of results with the previous geophysical data.

At Casposo Norte, the Reverse Circulation "RC" drilling program commenced during the first week of November 2010; with 10 holes planned to test the east–west striking 400m wide outcropping vein target at shallow depths of 25m – 50m. The first hole RCCAN-10-01 was completed at a depth of 51m. As expected, the hole cut a sequence of andesite and a 3.6m wide quartz vein from 30m downhole. Assays are pending.

Preliminary IP gradient survey data from Casposo Norte indicates that the Casposo Norte Vein occurs at the boundary between resistivity/chargeability responses in a setting similar to the Kamila Deposit. The resistivity highs/ chargeability anomaly associated with the vein display an 800m east-west strike trend that continues under shallow alluvial cover beyond the outcropping vein that has the potential to double the strike length of this target.

Drilling at Castaño Nuevo commenced on 3 October 2010, with three holes completed at the Dios Protege Vein (CASS-10-01 -03) and four holes at the San Agustin Central Vein (CASS-10-04 to CASS-10-07). The three holes drilled into Dios Protege Vein were designed to test the vein below the historic workings at depths of about 50m - 100m. Drilling at San Agustin Vein targeted the central portion of this 1.5km long vein at depths between 50m - 100m. The host rock intercepted in the holes was locally silicified porphyritic andesite. The andesite is locally strongly K-feldspar altered and hosts two types of veins; discrete low sulphidation epithermal quartz–adularia–amethyst-calcite veins, stockworks and brecciated veins as well as an older narrow hydrothermal veining consisting of pyrite, iron oxides and albitisation associated with the K-feldspar alteration. The textures of low sulphidation veins are variable and include colloform, drussy and fine banded. Assay results are pending and drilling is ongoing.

Geological information in this Report has been compiled by Troy's Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Peter Doyle, who:

* Is a full time employee of Troy Resources NL
* Has sufficient experience which is relevant to the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'
* Is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
* Has consented in writing to the inclusion of this data

Information of a scientific or technical nature in this report was prepared under the supervision of Peter J. Doyle, Vice President Exploration and Business Development of Troy, a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 – "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects", a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr. Doyle has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a "competent person" as defined in the 2004 edition of the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves". Mr. Doyle has reviewed and approved the information contained in this report. For further information regarding the Company's Casposo Project in Argentina, including a description of Troy's quality assurance program, quality control measures, the geology, samples collection and testing procedures in respect of the Casposo project please refer to the technical reports filed Casposo Project, San Juan Province Argentina dated August 1st, 2009 which is available under the Company's profile at sedar.com or on the Company's website.

This report contains forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

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30 oct 2010

Troy Resources NL: Quarterly Report for the Three Months Ended 30 September 2010



PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 27, 2010) - Troy Resources NL (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) -

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SEPTEMBER QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS

KEY POINTS

*Commenced ore processing at Casposo
*Continued strong improvement at Andorinhas
*Sandstone treated last ore and moved to care and maintenance
*14,784oz Au produced at US$567/oz compared to 12,644oz at US$820/oz in the previous quarter
*Aggressive A$7m exploration program commencing at Casposo and Castaño Nuevo, Argentina

OPERATIONS

Argentina, Casposo

* Commenced processing ore
* Expected to pour first gold early November
* The project remains on budget
* Mined ore stockpiles of 52,372t at 10.78g/t Au_eq

Brazil, Andorinhas

* 25% increase in gold production to 9,799oz
* 28% decrease in unit cash costs to US$470/oz
* Ore grades increasing with depth as forecast

Australia, Sandstone

* 2% increase in gold production to 4,945oz
* 21% decrease in unit cash costs to A$846/oz
* Treated last ore and moved to care and maintenance
* Ongoing exposure to nickel exploration JV with Western Areas

EXPLORATION

Argentina, Casposo and Castaño Nuevo

* Focus to date has been on surface mapping, sampling and shallow RC drilling
* Diamond drilling and geophysical surveys commencing in the December quarter

Brazil, Andorinhas

* Ongoing near surface exploration to identify additional open cut reserves
* Will commence diamond drilling this financial year from underground to determine if the main Melechete structure extends past current reserves

CORPORATE

* Intensified marketing efforts in Australia and UK, Europe and North America
* Continue to review M&A opportunities.

COMMENTARY

Commenting on the quarter, Troy CEO Paul Benson said, "It was another significant quarter for the Company with the highlight being Casposo treating first ore at the end of September. There were a couple of startup issues with the power transformer and gearbox for the mill which impacted commissioning on and off for about two weeks. These have now been resolved and all tanks are now full of ore but the delays will mean the first gold pour will probably occur in early November.

"We have an impressive stockpile of over 50,000t at more than 10 g/t Au_eq so when the plant does get up to speed we expect to be able to catch up any lost ground.

"The progress at Andorinhas has also been particularly pleasing with a 25% increase in gold production and a 28% decrease in unit cash costs. When you consider this was on the back of a 17% increase in production and a 15% decrease in cash costs in the previous quarter, this is an excellent trend.

"We expect performance to continue to improve as we get deeper as the grades are forecast to improve and the ore body widen with depth. In addition to the improving ore geometry, the team on site has modified mining methods and made significant progress in reducing ore dilution.

"Sandstone treated its last ore in September and has moved to care and maintenance. The mine has been a great asset for the Company producing over 500,000oz of gold over its life which allowed Troy to expand overseas while continuing to pay dividends to shareholders. Sandstone is now on care and maintenance, however the Company still benefits from its exposure to an ongoing nickel exploration joint venture with Western Areas on the site.

"On the exploration front, the quarter was relatively quiet. Overall, our strategy has been to focus on mapping and surface sampling at Casposo and Castaño until we commenced commissioning of the plant. We are now embarking on an aggressive $7m exploration program that includes diamond drilling of known targets, and geophysical surveys to help identify deeper, covered targets.

"Finally, as mentioned in our release of September 29, we expect to pay a dividend, with a final decision to be made in this regard following the successful commissioning of Casposo."

OPERATIONS

CASPOSO, ARGENTINA








Occupation, Health and Safety

There were no lost time injuries recorded during the quarter. The Safety Department was strengthened with the appointment of an additional technician/engineer, and the introduction of a new set of safety procedures and induction program. The First Aid facility continues to operate 24 hours per day under the control of the Superintendent of the local hospital in Calingasta.

Environment

The Environmental Department has been reorganised by the appointment of a specialist environmental technician plus a junior technician to take charge of both mine and regional monitoring and procedures. There were no environmental issues raised by the Government inspectors during the quarter, as Troy continues to comply with all applicable regulations.

Mining

Mining moved from pre-strip to production mining and at the end of the quarter 52,372t, at an equivalent gold grade of 10.78g/t Au_eq, was stockpiled at the crusher. All ore mined was from the Kamila Deposit, with most ore from the Aztec Vein system. The mining department was strengthened by the addition of an additional grade control geologist.

Construction

By the end of September 2010, construction activities in the crushing, milling and leaching areas were completed. The crusher was commissioned and had crushed an estimated 8,000t of ore. The milling circuit was brought to a manual operating status and the first ore was fed into the system at the end of September. The bore field system with automated control was brought on line with water delivery on demand.

All service buildings were completed and all essential equipment had arrived on site, with the exception of the processing plant's automated control system and some chemicals. The site laboratory was completed, staffed and commissioned.

As noted in the June quarterly report a delay in construction of the Government's 500kV power line required Troy to acquire and rent additional diesel power generators. At the end of the quarter the power station was functioning well and is configured with 100% back-up capacity.

The tailings dam construction was completed with the first cell clay-lined and fitted with a geo-membrane.

Administration

Contract negotiations for refining and sale of product were close to completion, and fuel, power and lime supply contracts were signed. Site administration was functioning well at the end of the quarter and the construction camp was fully utilised. It is expected that camp occupancy will be reduced to low levels at the end of October as the project transitions from the commissioning to operating phase.

Permitting

By the end of September, the permitting process was on track for final approval by the Secretary for Mines in San Juan. All lower level permits and certifications have been completed.

Community

Community work through our social office in Calingasta is ongoing, and provides the contact point for all parties interested in obtaining information on the operation.

The Company arranged a series of public meetings and site visits to the project by interested local residents which proved very successful. Separate meetings were held with local business operators to advice businesses of potential service opportunities. Importantly over 90% of the permanent workforce comes from the local town of Calingasta.

All senior staff and plant operating personnel have been appointed, with specialist technicians from Australia and Brazil being used in commissioning roles. Training for staff and labour is ongoing.

ANDORINHAS, BRAZIL








Occupation, Health and Safety

A total of 197,523 personnel hours were worked during the quarter with no lost time injuries.

Environment

There were no environmental incidents during the quarter.

Production Results and Summary

The Andorinhas plant treated 41,289t of underground Mamão ore for July and September. In August the plant treated 20,131t of low grade Lagoa Seca stockpiled ore. In total, some 61,421t of ore was treated, 2.8% more than in the previous quarter.

Grade of mill feed at 5.3g/t gold was 19.6% higher than the preceding quarter. The grade improvement is due to both an increase in the insitu grade and also a reduction in ore dilution. Changes to the ground support regime in the Melechete stopes and the mining method used in the M2 stopes not only helped reduce dilution but also increased productivity and significantly improved safety performance.

Metallurgical recovery averaged 93.1% which is 2.4% higher than the previous quarter. The increased throughput, recovery and grade resulted in a 25.5% increase in gold production to 9,799oz.

With the significant increase in gold production there was a corresponding 28% reduction in the unit cash cost compared to the June quarter (US$470/oz vs US$665/oz).

Permitting

With the signed LI (Installation License) in place Andorinhas applied for the LO (Operation License) at SEMA, Belém.

Community

The Company continues to work with and support the local communities of Rio Maria and Floresta do Aragua.

SANDSTONE, AUSTRALIA









Occupation, Health and Safety

There was one lost time injury recorded during the quarter.

Environment

The rehabilitation of the old tailings dams TSF1 and TSF2 was completed with the dams now capped, top-soiled, ripped and seeded. A meeting was held with the environmental division of the Department of Mines ("DMP"), to discuss the closure plan for Sandstone.

A fencing contractor was selected and materials are currently being ordered to enclose the waste dumps to prevent the destruction of the rehabilitated areas by feral goats.

Mining

Mining of the Eureka pit was completed on 16 August, 2010. A total of 67,977bcms of material was mined from this pit during the quarter, including 22,544t of ore at a grade of 2.25g/t gold. The mining contractor, Hampton Transport, is currently demobilising its fleet, removing all infrastructure and rehabilitating hardstand areas.

Processing

96,992t of ore at a grade of 1.72g/t gold was milled during the quarter yielding 4,984oz of fine gold.

Milling recoveries and the purity of the gold bars increased from the last quarter. The mill recovery averaged 92.9% for the quarter.

General

The majority of the mining workforce and milling & maintenance crew were made redundant on 20 August, 2010 and 17 September, 2010 respectively. A small workforce was retained to prepare the plant for a care and maintenance regime. It is anticipated that the Sandstone operations will be put on care and maintenance in late October 2010.

Outlook

The Company will keep the site on care and maintenance for the remainder of the financial year while Western Areas Ltd (WSA) completes Stage One of the nickel exploration joint venture.

A decision on the future of the property will be made during the 2012 financial year.

EXPLORATION

ARGENTINA, CASPOSO (Troy 100% through Troy Argentina Ltd)

Troy's exploration strategy at Casposo and Castaño Nuevo has been to focus on mapping and surface sampling until completion of the plant construction. Limited shallow drilling utilising a Reverse Circulation (RC) drill rig was completed with diamond drilling planned to commence in the December quarter.

This strategy has ensured a better understanding of the drill targets and minimised expenditure while the project is in the construction phase and consuming cash.

The Company is committed to an aggressive exploration program to test the potential of the leases, with an initial budget of $7m for the first phase of exploration.

The first diamond drill rig commenced at Castaño Nuevo in early October and a second diamond rig will shortly commence at Casposo, supported by the Company's RC rig.

Induced Polarization "IP" and ground magnetic geophysical surveys are underway to better define the structural controls of mineralisation and to identify targets at depth.

Initial RC drilling has focused on near surface veins. While the drilling has generally returned anomalous gold assays; vein composition, textures and mineralogy indicate we are near the top of the epithermal system, and higher grades, if present, are likely to be found at greater depths.

Figure 1 shows detailed geological mapping and sampling in the Casposo Norte area. Recent work has identified a new sub-parallel northeast-southwest striking vein east of the main Casposo Norte Vein. The new vein is up to 1.0m wide, strikes north–south and dips at -40º to the west. The vein is hosted in andesite and consists mainly of calcite (85%) with minor silica along the vein margins. Assay results (see Tables 1 & 2) from this recent work in the Casposo Norte area include:

* TRCAN-10-56: 0.90m at 3.12 g/t Au_eq
* TRCAN-10-76: 0.30m at 3.90 g/t Au_eq

The Aurora Vein is located west-southwest of the Casposo Norte Main Vein, strikes north to south and is exposed over a strike length of 380m. The maximum surface vein width is 1.80m and the vein dips at about -50º to the west. Vein composition is predominantly calcite (80%) with silica dominant sections.

The best assay values include (see Table 2):

* TRCAN-10-38: 1.80m at 3.67 g/t Au_eq
* TRCAN-10-39: 1.60m at 3.78 g/t Au_eq
* TRCAN-10-46: 0.90m at 9.72 g/t Au_eq

Another calcite dominant vein system known as Aurora North was mapped 580m north of the Aurora Vein. This vein has variable strikes that include; north–south, northwest–southeast and east–west. The veins are hosted within a rhyolite-rhyodacite sequence. Calcite dominant vein stockworks were noted along the vein margins. The main veins strike north–south, and dips at -55° to the west with widths up to 1.4m. Weakly anomalous gold values from channel samples were detected with an average reported assay grade of 0.50m at 1.21 Au_eq.

Along the Mercado NW Trend, assay results from the reverse circulation chips and rock chip sampling of the surface outcrops yielded slightly anomalous gold values (see Table 3) with a peak value of 2m grading 3.02g/t Au_eq.

The vein mineralogy and textures indicate we are high in the system and selected deeper diamond drilling will be considered possibly following an Induced Polarization geophysical survey.

At the Cerro Norte Target, four "preliminary" shallow RC holes were drilled and each hole intercepted a vein zone.

The best value reported included (see Table 4):

* South Vein RC-10-42; 4.0m at 4.10g/t gold and 25.25g/t silver from 87m.

These veins and veinlets are hosted in the andesitic and rhyolitic rocks and dip steeply to the north–northwest.

Quantec Geoscience Argentina S.A. commenced work on a geophysical program that will include ground magnetics, and Induced Polarization "IP" (Gradient Array and Pole-Dipole Sectional surveys). The program will include Ground Magnetics over the main northwest–southeast Structural corridor between the Mercado Northwest Prospect and the Julieta Target 4km along strike in an area of shallow, younger volcanic cover.

An Infill IP Pole-Dipole over the SE Extension Zone is an attempt to better define existing IP anomalies under debris flow "gravel cover" within the main structural corridor south-east of the Kamila Pit. Additional IP work is planned for the Casposo Norte Target to better define extensions of the 400m long outcropping zone under shallow cover along strike to the east and west.

ARGENTINA, CASTAÑO NUEVO (Troy earning 100%)

About 3km of new roads and drill pads were constructed and completed prior to Diamond Core drilling commencing in late September. The first hole was collared to test the Dios Protege Vein, the easternmost of the outcropping veins at Castaño Nuevo that outcrops for more than 350m.

Detailed mapping and sampling of the three main veins was completed in August and the focus shifted to earthworks for drill access and drill hole planning. Channel sampling was completed at 25m intervals over 1.5km long San Agustin Vein. Results from rock chip channel sampling produced anomalous gold and silver values over the entire strike length with the best values as follows (see Table 5):

* TRC-16: 0.95m at 4.49g/t Au_eq
* TRC-05: 9.30m at 3.26g/t Au_eq

During August mapping and reconnaissance of old underground workings mapping was conducted over the Dios Protege and San Pedro Veins. A series of rock chip channels were collected along strike of the veins. A 3D model of the old working was compiled to assist in drill program design. The Dios Protege Vein strikes north–northeast to south-southwest and dips at -80° to the west. The vein is characterized by strong banded colloform texture with amethyst/adularia and crystalline quartz (see Table 6). Results from 12 rock chip channels collected include:

* TRC-10-17: 3.6m at 3.94 g/t Au_eq,
* TRC-10-22: 1.1m at 4.94 g/t Au_eq

Underground sampling was completed along the San Pedro Vein at 5m intervals. Assay results from 12 rock chip channels collected from over 54m along the strike of the vein and 50m in vertical depth, included three levels (RL 1810, RL 1785, RL 1760) of old workings.

The veins mapped were banded textures with adularia. Best values obtained included (see Table 6):

* TRC-10-28: 0.6m at 8.15 g/t Au_eq
* TRC-10-29: 0.6m at 12.94 g/t Au_eq
* TRC-10-37: 0.6m at 14.50 g/t Au_eq

BRAZIL, ANDORINHAS (Troy 100% through Reinarda Mineração Ltda)

At Andorinhas the exploration group focused on the review of drilling carried out at Mamão - Babaçu Corridor targets including Coruja NE, Piaui, Luiza, Jaboti, CV5 and Furo 8 Targets as possible shallow resource drill targets. RC drilling commenced in September.

Four additional RC drill holes (285m) were drilled at Coruja NE, (BBC263 to BBC266) with the aim to define the mineralisation to drive the pit deeper and potentially add gold resources. A further three RC holes (153m) (BBC270 to BBC272) targeted the high-grade western pod. These holes successfully intersected the lode and returned encouraging results of 4m at 10.83g/t gold from 73m in the deep hole; and 2m at 30.40g/t gold from 12m in the westernmost shallow hole (see Table 7).

Further east the 2007 RAB drilling under the Piaui Garimpeiro Pit was reassessed. This earlier drilling identified two sub parallel lodes with an east–west strike of about 75m dipping to north. An RC drill program (8 holes) started late in September

Seven new targets were generated by the UWA CET and UNB studies in the West Rio Maria area with geological mapping and rock grab sampling underway at the Rezende Pit area located at 5km south-west of the Manuel Pit. This garimpo is 100m long with an east-west trend and is located on the edge of the contact between quartz-diorite and intensively sheared mafic rocks. The quartz veins dip at about 53º to the north and are hosted by silicified and sericite altered rocks.

Rock grab sampling of float material was taken from within the pit and along strike to the east yielded peak assays of 74g/t gold and 30g/t gold, rock chip sampling of the narrow (<1m style="font-weight: bold;">FINANCE REPORT

CASH POSITION

As at 30 September 2010, Troy within Australia held A$8.4m in available cash with major Australian banks. In addition, Troy held A$2.7m in cash deposits as security for various environmental bonds.

Troy's wholly-owned Brazilian and Argentinean subsidiaries held cash deposits of A$0.2m. At quarter end, Reinarda Mineração Ltda ("RML") in Brazil held 2,846 ounces of gold awaiting sale (A$3.8m at A$1,347 per ounce).

The Troy group's available cash and gold bullion approximated A$12.4m as at 30 September 2010. Troy also holds an investment in listed securities. The market value of this investment was A$3.4m as at 30 September 2010.

DEBT FACILITY

Troy has a debt facility with Investec Bank (Australia) Limited, totaling A$25.0m. The facility has a three-year term and the first 25% is repayable by 30 September 2011. As part of the facility the Troy group is required to maintain a minimum available cash balance of A$5.0m.

As at 30 September 2010 Troy had drawn A$13.0m against this facility. Troy withdrew a further A$7.0m against the facility on 1st October 2010.

NET DEBT & LIQUID ASSETS

Net debt and liquid assets including listed securities approximated A$2.8m at 30 September 2010.

GOLD SALES

Gold sales from the Sandstone operation for the quarter were 5,988 ounces at an average price of A$1,361 per ounce. The average Cash Cost was A$846 per ounce netting a Cash Margin of $497 per ounce for the quarter.

During the quarter, RML sold 7,999 ounces of gold at an average price of US$1,222 per ounce. The average Cash Cost was US$470 per ounce, which gives a Cash Margin of US$752 per ounce for the quarter. Decline development capital expenditure was approximately US$220 per ounce produced for the quarter.

HEDGING

The Troy group is totally unhedged.

EXPLORATION EXPENDITURE

During the quarter, exploration expenditure incurred was A$0.9m of which A$0.4m related to Brazil, A$0.4m to Argentina and the balance for rates on Sandstone tenements within Australia.

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

Capital and development expenditure during the quarter was $A18.3m. This was made up of development expenditure of $A17.3m in Argentina on the Casposo Project and A$1.0m at the Andorinhas Project in Brazil for ongoing underground development.

CORPORATE INFORMATION

Directors John Dow, Non-Executive Chairman Paul Benson, CEO, Managing Director Ken Nilsson, Executive Director Gordon Chambers, Non-Executive Director David Dix, Non-Executive Director John Jones, Non-Executive Director Robin Parish, Non-Executive Director

Stock Exchange Listings

Australian Stock Exchange, ASX code: TRY
Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX code: TRY Issued Capital








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Paul Benson
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7 oct 2010

Troy Resources NL: Casposo Project-Processing of First Ore


HIGHLIGHTS

- Commencement of milling of ore at the Casposo gold silver project.

- Project on budget

- Expect to pour first gold in October

- In addition to low grade ore available for plant commissioning, over 50,000 t at 10g/t Au_eq of ore stockpiled

PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 29, 2010) -

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Troy Resources NL ("Troy") (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) is pleased to announce the commencement of ore processing at the Casposo gold-silver project in San Juan Province in Argentina. The project is within budget and it is now expected first gold will be poured in October.

Commenting on the commencement of ore processing Troy CEO Paul Benson said; "This is a key milestone in the Company's history. Casposo will support the doubling of Troy's production and rejoining the plus 100,000oz per annum producer club.

"The team led by Ken Nilsson, Troy's Executive Director, has done an amazing job. We acquired Casposo in May of 2009 and approved construction in August 2009. To commence production in just 14 months is a truly outstanding result and yet again reinforces Troy's track record of fast track mine development.

"Due to last minute delays in delivery of some processing instrumentation and chemical reagents, we now expect to pour first gold in October. With over a month of ore feed grading 10g/t Au_eq stockpiled ready for processing and excellent grades exposed in the pit, we don't expect the slight delay to impact our FY2011 forecasts.

"Once the Casposo processing facility is commissioned and producing gold, we believe we will be in a position to declare and pay a dividend for 2010. We will update shareholders later in the December quarter about a final dividend decision.

"On the exploration front our strategy to date has been to focus our effort mainly on surface mapping and sampling in preparation for the commencement of a major drilling campaign. Diamond drilling at Castaño will commence in the first week of October and we expect to add a second diamond rig to commence testing the numerous drill targets at Casposo later in calendar 2010. We have budgeted A$7m for exploration around Casposo and Castaño in FY2011 and are confident that we will achieve our objective of adding significantly to the project's gold and silver Reserves and Resources."

Geological information in this Report has been compiled by Troy's Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Peter Doyle, who:

* Is a full time employee of Troy Resources NL
* Has sufficient experience which is relevant to the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'
* Is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
* Has consented in writing to the inclusion of this data

Information of a scientific or technical nature in this report was prepared under the supervision of Peter J. Doyle, Vice President Exploration and Business Development of Troy, a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 – "Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects", a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Mr. Doyle has sufficient experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a "competent person" as defined in the 2004 edition of the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves". Mr. Doyle has reviewed and approved the information contained in this report. For further information regarding the Company's Casposo Project in Argentina, including a description of Troy's quality assurance program, quality control measures, the geology, samples collection and testing procedures in respect of the Casposo project please refer to the technical reports filed Casposo Project, San Juan Province Argentina dated August 1st, 2009 which is available under the Company's profile at 'sedar.com or on the company's website.

This report contains forward-looking statements, including those regarding the Company's expectations for the first pour of gold at Casposo and as to the payment of a dividend in 2010. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

ABN 33 006 243 750

For more information, please contact
Troy Resources NL
Paul Benson
Chief Executive Officer
(61 8) 9481 1277
(61 8) 9321 8237 (FAX)
troy@troyres.com.au
www.try.com.au
or
Purple Communications
Annette Ellis / Warrick Hazeldine
Media Relations
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aellis@purplecom.com.au

30 ago 2010

Troy Forecasts Doubling of Production and Builds the Foundation for Future Growth


PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 27, 2010) - Troy Resources NL (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) -

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HIGHLIGHTS FOR FY2010


*Gold production of 61,453 ounces
*Net loss after tax of A$6.7 million
*Construction of the Casposo gold/silver project in Argentina within budget and on schedule to pour first gold in September 2010
*32% increase in the Casposo Mining Reserve
*Andorinhas moving into higher grade Reserves and the commissioning of Casposo leading to a forecast increase of more than 100% in gold equivalent production for FY2011 compared to FY2010
*LOI signed to monetise the Andorinhas iron ore
*The Sandstone mine forecast to complete processing of low grade stockpiles and move to care and maintenance in September 2010
*Net cash and bullion of over A$11 million as at 30 June
*Total Debt facility of A$25 million, A$3 million drawn to 30 June
*Unhedged gold position

Growing junior gold producer, Troy Resources NL today announced a loss of $6.7m for the financial year ended 30 June 2010. This result compares to a profit of $16.7m in FY 2009.

The loss for the year came from gold production of 61,453oz and gold sales revenue of $75.2m (FY2009: 61,786 oz and $75.4m).

Commenting on the results Troy's CEO, Paul Benson, said: "FY2010 continued to be one of transition for Troy as we move Sandstone to closure, care and maintenance and build Casposo. With the commissioning of Casposo and the processing of higher grade ores at Andorinhas, we expect production will more than double in FY2011.

"A lot of hard work has been invested in FY2010 which will be better reflected in future financial results, the most obvious being the construction of Casposo. We only approved construction of the project in August last year and we are on track to pour first gold in September; 13 months from commencing earthworks to first pour is a considerable achievement.

"Although it doesn't make the same headlines, we have made excellent progress at Andorinhas. The June quarter saw a 17% increase in gold production and a 15% reduction in unit cash costs. We expect to see continued improvement over the coming financial years as the focus on minimising dilution and moving into wider, higher grade parts of the orebody should see production increasing to over 40,000oz in each of the next two years.

"Coincidentally, in the same month we are opening our new mine in Argentina, we will be closing Sandstone in Australia. Sandstone has historically been the backbone of the Company. Although never having had a forecast mine life of more than three years, it recently celebrated its 11th anniversary of continuous production for the Company. We hope that Casposo will be able to break that record.

"Sandstone will go into care and maintenance while nickel exploration will continue through the joint venture with Western Areas. We will re-evaluate what we do with the property next calendar year once we have greater clarity from the nickel exploration program.

"The Board will make a final decision on an annual dividend in October after Casposo is commissioned."

A copy of the ASX Appendix 4E Preliminary Financial Results for the year ended 30 June 2010 can be accessed via the Troy Website www.try.com.au under "Latest News". The report can also be found under the Company's profile on the SEDAR website www.sedar.com.

This report contains forward-looking statements, statements, including those relating to expected production levels. These forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs based on information currently available to management and are based on what management believes to be reasonable assumptions. A number of factors could cause actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from the results expressed or implied in the forward looking statements. Such factors include, among others, future prices of gold, the actual results of current production, development and/or exploration activities, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, variations in ore grade or recovery rates, plant and/or equipment failure, delays in obtaining governmental approvals or in the commencement of operations.

ABOUT TROY RESOURCES

Troy Resources (TSX:TRY)(ASX:TRY) is a dividend-paying junior gold producer, with a clear growth strategy. The Company has two producing gold operations; at Sandstone in Western Australia and the Andorinhas Mine in Para State, Brazil and a gold silver development project, Casposo, in San Juan province, Argentina.

Troy has an experienced Board and management team with a portfolio of successful, fast-track mine development and low-cost operations.

Troy has an annual exploration budget of $5 million and a proven track record in exploration discoveries and strategic acquisitions.

Troy is currently focused on developing its Casposo Project, which it acquired in May 2009. With the acquisition and development of Casposo, Troy is entering a renewed growth phase which will again lift the Company's annual gold production above 100,000 ounces of gold per annum.

The Company maintains a robust balance sheet, and its current assets are forecast to continue to generate strong cash flow. Troy's gold production is unhedged, allowing its shareholders access to the full benefit of current and future gold price upside.

With the recent Casposo acquisition, Troy is positioned to continue its path of strong growth and profitable operations and is well on track to achieve its vision of becoming a highly profitable mid-tier gold producer with a portfolio of quality long-life assets.

Troy is a responsible corporate citizen, committed to the best practice of health and safety, environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

ABN 33 006 243 750

For more information, please contact
Troy Resources NL
Mr. Paul Benson
Chief Executive Officer
(618) 9481 1277
troy@troyres.com.au
www.try.com.au
or
Purple Communications
Annette Ellis / Warrick Hazeldine
Media Relations
(618) 6314 6300
aellis@purplecom.com.au