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Normabec Mining Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: NMB)(FRANKFURT: N6M) ("Normabec" or "the Company"), through its wholly owned Mexican subsidiary Minera Real Bonanza S.A. de C.V. ("MRB"), is pleased to release the latest update of the resource estimate on its Real de Catorce project located in the State of San Luis Potosi, north-central Mexico.

Resource estimate summary:

                  Tonnes   Grade       Silver        Lead       Zinc
                            (g/t)         (oz)       (lbs)      (lbs)

Measured       2,656,428     222   18,938,779   4,954,018  3,271,408
Indicated      1,052,170     316   10,675,742  17,028,125 17,141,319
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               3,708,598     248   29,614,521  21,982,143 20,412,727

Measured
In Tailings    1,403,233      90    4,075,305

Total Measured 5,111,831           33,689,826  21,982,143 20,412,727
+ indicated

Total Infered  1,854,963     220   13,097,701   8,823,977  7,070,673

This update incorporates new drilling information on the Veta Madre structure as well as surface sampling on the Refugio-Ave Maria structure. The parameters used by Micon in its June 2008 NI43-101 report were utilized. The main ones are: minimum mining width of 1.5 metres, cut off grade at 100 g/t Ag, grade capping at 605 g/t Ag for oxides and 1,500 g/t Ag for sulphides. On Veta Madre, inferred resources were obtained by extending indicated and measured polygons by an additional 50 metres. On Veta Refugio-Ave Maria, inferred polygons were drawn by using a 50 metre radius around channel sample lines. The grades listed above do not include any polymetallic credits derived from the lead and zinc.

The management of Normabec is quite pleased with the quick development of the resources at Real de Catorce. The potential to increase it further remains excellent especially along the immediate extensions of the past producing veins. It shall be remembered that drilling so far targeted only one vein; Veta Madre, although some of the drill holes did intersect the Refugio vein in a mostly mined out and confined area. The potential of that structure (Refugio-Ave Maria) is excellent as demonstrated by surface sampling results published this summer (August 14th 2008).

This NI43-101 compliant resource estimate up date was carried out in house by Pierre O'Dowd (P. Geo, VP Exploration). Most of the measured and indicated resource had already been published in a previous independent NI43-101 estimate (carried out by P. O'Dowd and audited by Micon International, June 2008). This update mostly addresses the inferred resources as calculated on longitudinal sections of the Veta Madre structure as well as the Refugio - Ave Maria structure. Mr O'Dowd used the same methodology and parameters as discussed in the June 2008 report.

Samples were prepared and assayed at Chemex Lab of Guadalajara, Mexico. Methods used are Au-ICP21 for gold and ME-ICP41 for multi elements including silver. Detection limits for Ag are 0.2 - 100 ppm. Silver values higher than 100 ppm are submitted to method AG-AA46 consisting of aqua regia digestion with ICP-AES or AA finish (up to 1,500 ppm Ag). QAQC was performed using two silver standards and one blank being introduced alternatively (every 25 samples). Duplicates are being performed by the laboratory.

This press release was reviewed and approved by Pierre O'Dowd qualified person as defined by NI 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

Normabec is a junior mining exploration company with a portfolio of advanced projects including: the Pitt Gold project in Quebec and Real de Catorce Silver project in Mexico.

The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release.

Contacts: Normabec Mining Resources Limited Robert Ayotte President 450-441-9177 info@normabec.com www.normabec.com