ARIAN RESOURCES ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF THIRD TARGET AT KACINAR

Jun 3, 2014

June 2, 2014 TSX Venture Exchange – Vancouver, British Columbia – Arian Resources Corp. (“Arian”) – ARC: TSX-V.

Mr. Zahir (Zip) Dhanani, Chairman & CEO of Arian, is pleased to announce, in association with Sinomine International Exploration (Hong Kong) Holding Co. Limited (“Sinomine”), that the third core hole at the Kacinar gold project is now complete.

Sinomine has optioned the Kacinar project from Arian and has the ability to earn up to a 60% interest in Arian’s wholly owned subsidiary Jab Resources Shpk (“Jab”) which holds the project.

Kacinar Drill Program

Arian is pleased to report that the third hole at the Kacinar gold project is now complete. This hole tests coincident resistivity and chargeability anomalies. The hole extended to a depth of 280.97 meters, short of its original target depth due to challenging rock conditions.

Core from this hole is now being sampled and readied for shipment to the ALS Minerals facility in Bor, Serbia for sample preparation.

Sample results from the first two holes are expected shortly. The next holes will be sited based on these results. While awaiting these results the drill is being serviced.

This program is being funded by Sinomine and upon the spending of the $1,000,000 Sinomine will have earned a 10% interest in Arian’s subsidiary Jab which holds the project.

Kacinar Gold Project

Based on the geological, geochemical and geophysical results obtained to date, the company has unearthed what appears to be a new gold-bearing greenstone belt. Where suitable tectonic and intrusive activity has occurred greenstone belts can contain substantial gold deposits.

Greenstone-hosted gold deposits currently provide over 13 per cent of global gold production, with examples such as the Kirkland Lake, Malartic and Detour Lake mines within the Abitibi belt in Canada, the Tasiast mine in Mauritania, and the Fimiston mine in Kalgoorlie, Australia.

Within the Kacinar licence, there appears to be potential for two styles of mineralization. The first is quartz carbonate-sulphide shear-hosted veins as discovered in the company’s drill testing program. The second is porphyry copper-gold mineralization associated with emergent core complexes as interpreted from the company’s geophysical survey.

Within the outlined greenstone belt, historic Albanian Geological Survey work defined six areas that contain stream sediments anomalous in gold. Drill testing of a small area (400 metres by 200 metres) associated with one of these geochemical anomalies by the company outlined nine steeply dipping quartz carbonate-sulphide shear-hosted veins, averaging four metres in width and averaging 2.7 grams per tonne gold. These veins are open along strike and at depth, and are consistent with the type of mineralization found in established greenstone-hosted gold deposits and collectively offer significant potential.

Analysis of drill core and surface trench samples from this area has resulted in 61 samples with grades greater than one gram per ton gold. Of these, 8 samples have between five and ten grams per tonne gold and 12 samples have greater than ten grams per tonne gold. The highest assay was 39.4 grams per tonne gold over one metre on drill hole GZJ1017. Significant intersections include 1.51 grams per tonne gold over 14 metres thickness on drill hole GZJ1012 and 7.01 grams per tonne gold over six metres on drill hole GZJ1011. Note that these thicknesses are not necessarily true widths.

Preliminary metallurgical test work indicates that 94 per cent of the gold can be separated into a sulphide concentrate using standard floatation processes. The gold occurs as separate grains associated with the sulphides.

Following the completion of the drilling program an induced polarization geophysical survey was undertaken in the Gjazuj area. This survey reveals the presence of numerous high-priority resistivity and chargeability anomalies. These are interpreted to represent both the shear-zone-hosted sulphide mineralization identified in the drilling and large sulphide-bearing intrusives lying immediately adjacent to and below the shear zones. The intrusives are further interpreted to represent porphyry copper-gold mineralization associated with the emergent core complexes. A number of high-priority targets have been identified for drill testing (target depths ranging from 50 metres to 250 metres).

The potential presence of a zone of emergent core complexes that runs north-south through the Gjazuj area is significant. Such zones can be associated with porphyry copper-gold intrusive systems that contain both considerable gold (multimillion ounce) and copper resources. Mineralization of this type has been identified in two sub-parallel belts located to the east of Albania (within Serbia-Macadonia-Greece and within Serbia-Bulgaria). As virtually no modern-day exploration has been undertaken on the identified Albanian zone, it is

considered to offer considerable potential.

Chad Ulansky, PGeo, is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed the technical disclosure in this news release and is responsible for the technical information contained in this release.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Zahir ( Zip ) Dhanani, Chairman & CEO, Arian Resources.

Arian Resources Corp. is a junior mineral exploration company with a focus on the exploration of prospective gold properties in Albania.

This news release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments in this news release. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements and Arian undertakes no obligation to update such statements, except as required by law.

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