"An Experienced Exploration and Development Company"

Frontier Pacific's primary asset is the Perama Hill gold project in northeastern Greece which is in the advanced permitting stage.  A 20,000+ meter drill program has been completed on expansive surface uranium mineralization in southeastern Peru . Frontier Pacific will begin an exploration program on the 10,000ha gold concession in Southeastern Colombia.

The Company's wholly-owned primary asset is the Perama Hill Gold Project held by its subsidiary Thracean Gold Mining S.A. Perama Hill has a 1.36 million ounce indicated gold resource grading 3.62 grams/tonne (Roscoe Postle Associates, 2004) in a surface exposed oxide deposit. The Greek Government has expressed its intention to approve the project's Environmental Impact Study.  Thracean Gold Mining has extensive additional exploration holdings in northern Greece.

The Company's outstanding management have extensive experience in the all aspects required for successful exploration and profitable mine development.

• Peter Tegart, Mohan Vulimiri and Stewart Blusson are highly experienced geologists who have been instrumental in discovery and development of the Lawyers Gold Mine in British Columbia, the Moris Gold Mine in Mexico, and the Ekati Diamond Mine in Canada's Northwest Territories.
  
• Brian Lock, Executive Vice-president, has over thirty years experience in the engineering and construction of mines, process plants and infrastructure world-wide. George Markopoulis, General Manager of Thracean Gold Mining, is a very experienced mining engineer and manager in Greece.
  
• Jonathan Goodman, Vic Bradley and Ross McDonald, the Company's independent directors, have a wealth of mineral industry management and financial experience.

Forty percent of the Frontier Pacific's 163.5 million outstanding common shares are held by insiders. The remaining sixty percent is widely held by institutions and private investors.

The Company's head office is in Vancouver, BC, one of the world's centers of mineral exploration and mine development.  Subsidiaries' offices are located in Athens and Alexandropolis, Greece, Lima, Peru, and Bogota Colombia.