Vancouver, July 5, 2012 — First Point Minerals Corp. (FPX-TSX.V) (“First Point” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has acquired two properties in Norway after its ongoing global exploration campaign identified anomalous nickel-iron alloy occurrences.
Based an earlier reports and work from the Norwegian Geological Survey, together with the results of early-stage surface sampling, First Point has staked the 100%-owned Fera property, located 300 kilometres north of Oslo. The Fera property covers 152 square kilometres and hosts several ultramafic bodies of variable size forming an 18-kilometre-long, east-trending belt that correlates with a well-defined airborne geophysical magnetic high. The largest ultramafic body measures about 5 by 3 kilometres in size and hosts disseminated awaruite, a naturally occurring nickel-iron alloy.

