Yale Resources Ltd.

Yale Resources Ltd.

Symbol:                               YLL.V
Exchange:                           TSX
Shares Outstanding:         62.4 million
Market Capitalization:       4.37 million
Share Price:                         $0.065 CDN (Sept 4, 2009)
Telephone:                           604-678-2531
Website:                               www.yaleresources.com

Yale Resources (TSX Venture: YLL) is a Canadian-based, early-stage, exploration company operating in northwestern Mexico. This region has a long history of copper, silver, gold, and zinc production. Senior and mid-tier companies are exploring in this region. Yale’s own properties have access to power, a highway, and an airstip. Its principal asset is the Carol property covering approximately 756 hectares of land in Sonora. Since 2006, Yale has committed $422, 871 and is committed to spend an additional $231,000 to continue its trenching and sampling program this year. This is in addition to money allocated for further staking and exploration. Six kilometers southwest of its Carol property is the Piedras Verdes deposit containing a reported proven and probable reserve of 191 million tonnes grading 0.36% copper.

Aside from Yale Resource’s exploration potential, its management style contributes to its competitive advantage. During the recent economic downturn, many small-cap companies “turtled.” They stopped exploration, mothballed projects, and laid-off staff in order to conserve cash. In contrast, Yale joint-ventured several of its mining projects on a cost-sharing basis. Their staff remained in Mexico actively developing assets. They diversified their portfolio by partnering with Carson energy to derive cash flow from producing oil and gas wells in Texas and Louisiana. They have been successful containing costs over the last three years while increasing their asset base by almost a million dollars a year over the same period. In July 2009, they closed a non-brokered deal raising $480,000 which is more than enough to meet their budget requirements for the year. These funds are being invested cautiously. Yale has no compensatory plans or arrangements in effect with any of its senior officers or members of its board of directors with respect to the resignation, retirement, or other termination of their services, or with respect to a change in their responsibilities following a change in the control of the Company.

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