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Sultan Minerals Intersects Stratiform Lead-Zinc-Silver at its Jersey-Emerald Property in British Columbia, Canada

Monday February 11, 8:30 am ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 11, 2008) - Sultan Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SUL - News; FRANKFURT:RZN - News; "Sultan") is pleased to announce encouraging lead-zinc assay results for three surface diamond drill holes at its 100%-owned Jersey-Emerald Property, located in southeast British Columbia. The drill holes tested a 330 foot (100 m) long section of a 1,200 foot (365 m) long stratiform band of high-grade lead-zinc-silver mineralization discovered by a trenching program in September 2007 (see news release of September 24, 2007). Assays have now been received for the first four holes of a 61 drill hole program that explored for tungsten and lead-zinc mineralization on this polymetallic property.

The following describes results of the three successful holes which are also shown in tabular form below.

The first hole (JS07-01) of the current drill program intersected a 5.0 foot (1.52 m) wide zone that carried 10.53% zinc and 3.02% lead within a 60.0 foot (18.3 m) wide zone that assayed 3.35% zinc and 0.73% lead (true width of these intersections is approximately 82% of the intersection width). Hole JS07-02 drilled to the southeast of JS07-01 penetrated the mineralized horizon approximately 60 feet down dip where it intersected 6.80 feet assaying 8.52% zinc and 0.54% lead within a 68.5 foot (18.3 m) wide zone that assayed 1.21% zinc and 0.05% lead. True widths in the second hole are believed to be 50% of the intersection widths. Hole JS07-04 collared 230 feet southwest of hole JS07-01 intersected 6.30 feet assaying 5.55% zinc and 3.14% lead within a 54.3 foot (18.3 m) wide zone that assayed 1.63% zinc and 0.47% lead. True widths in hole JS07-04 are believed to be 90% of the intersection widths.

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