SOHO RESOURCES CORP.

Building Resource Wealth in Mexico

Soho Resources Corp. is a junior exploration and development company strategically focused on gold, silver and base metals in the prolific Sierra Madre Belt of Mexico.

The Company has been conducting an exploration and drilling program to expand and upgrade its resources at its flagship Tahuehueto Project in Durango State.

On May 11, 2009 the Company released the results of an updated NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate which includes 7.377 million tonnes categorized as measured and indicated, grading 2.1 grams gold per tonne, 34.97 grams silver per tonne, 0.28% copper, 1.06% lead and 2.01% zinc. It also includes another 4.868 million tonnes in the inferred category, grading 1.06 grams gold per tonne, 31.77 grams silver per tonne, 0.23% copper, 1.13% lead and 2.26% zinc. This update represents only the upper, close to surface portion of three structures; the El Creston structure over approximately 670 m of strike length; the Cinco de Mayo - Perdido - Santiago - Catorce structure known to be at least 3 km long and drill tested over approximately 2.5 km of strike length.

This resource estimate is an upgrade to the Company's initial resource estimate announced on April 30, 2008 and is based upon detailed geological modeling of veins and stock-work zones that was not available for the initial resource estimate plus the results from 71 new drill holes targeting down dip and along strike extensions of known mineralization outlined in the initial resource report of April 2008.

The Tahuehueto Project is a classic epithermal system hosting multiple structures traced for up to six kilometers of strike length. The project area has geological similarities to nearby mines, notably La Cienega, a polymetallic deposit operated by Penoles, Mexico's largest mining company.