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Delta Mining and Exploration Converts Debt to Equity

LEWISBURG, Ky., April 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Delta Mining and Exploration Corp., (Pink Sheets: DMXC) is pleased to announce that it has retired a considerable portion of its existing debt. Furthermore, Dr. Barry Rayment, CEO of Delta Mining, was successful in negotiating a debt to equity conversion where the creditors are accepting common stock at market price rather than a cash payment.

The groups were owed approximately one hundred and forty thousand (US $140,000) dollars and have chosen to convert that sum to roughly 45 million shares of a combination of registered and unregistered shares of common stock pursuant to SEC Rule 144.

The conversion of this debt is a vital step in negotiating sufficient financing to complete work on the Montana Properties. Of utmost importance is the confidence these groups have displayed in Delta by converting their debt position to equity. Both entities will continue to assist Delta in their plans to commence exploration and enhance shareholder value.

Delta Mining and Exploration Corp, http://www.deltamine.com, is a mineral exploration company with an extensive portfolio of diamond properties in Montana, USA and in Bolivia, South America. Delta controls some 7,500 acres throughout Montana located within the Wyoming Craton where many of North America's diamonds have been found. Another 10,000 acres of prospective diamond properties are controlled in Bolivia, South America.

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