Patagonia Gold

• 14/05/12

  Posting of Annual Report and Notice of AGM

• 25/04/12

  2011 Year End Financial Results

• 28/03/12

  Drilling Update - Cap-Oeste

• 16/03/12

  Price Monitoring Extension

• 14/03/12

  Exercise of Options

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  18/04/12

  Patagonia Gold: Busy months ahead in Santa Cruz

  In the months ahead there should be plenty for investors to get their teeth into as Patagonia Gold’s projects begin to demonstrate their commercial potential.

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  24/11/10

  Patagonia Gold shares rocket after COSE project provides more exceptional grades

  Shares hit new highs this morning as investors welcomed the latest batch of drilling results from Santa Cruz. It has swiftly amassed a one million ounce resource in the emerging gold hot-spot, and one of its key projects continues to impress with exceptional grades - the highest of today’s reached 1,305.80 g/t gold.

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  03/11/10

  Patagonia Gold continues to find exceptional grades of gold and silver in Argentina

  Patagonia Gold continues to encounter “exceptionally high grade” gold and silver from its COSE project in Argentina. The mineralisation remains open in all directions. The main objective of the current programme is to test the potential for extension of the main breccia at COSE and to increase the confidence in the existing model.

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  30/03/10

  Patagonia Gold – twice in a lifetime

  Once fully operational, Lomada da Leiva will render Patagonia Gold virtually self-funding as they progress with development on other key projects, but in the meantime, a trial mining operation is poised to commence

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  18/03/09

  Patagonia Gold is cashed up and running

  Operating costs will be low, at around $300 per ounce, and full project cash flow over the initially-calculated 7 year mine-life is estimated at approximately $64 million at $850 gold.

• 25/04/12

  Patagonia Gold says it's on track for gold production target of 200,000 ounces a year by 2015

• 28/03/12

  Patagonia Gold hits 16.3m at 18.97 g/t gold at Cap-Oeste deposit

• 07/03/12

  Patagonia Gold's chief executive buys shares in company

• 21/02/12

  Patagonia Gold encouraged by Cap-Oeste metallurgy test

• 12/01/12

  Patagonia Gold maintains momentum at Cap-Oeste

Patagonia Gold Plc is a gold and silver exploration and development company operating in Argentina with a focus on the southern Patagonian provinces of Santa Cruz and Chubut. The Company’s principal business is to hold investments in mineral exploration companies involved in identifying, acquiring and developing technically and economically sound mineral projects, either on its own or with joint-venture partners. Management is based in Buenos Aires, London, and Toronto and the principal exploration office is located in Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz, Argentin

The Company holds its principal properties, including the Cap-Oeste, COSE, Lomada de Leiva and La Manchuria gold and silver projects and related properties, through its 90%-owned Argentinean subsidiary, Patagonia Gold S.A. (“PGSA”). Patagonia Gold, indirectly through its subsidiaries or under option agreements, has mineral rights to over 220 properties in several provinces of Argentina and Chile, covering approximately 800,000 hectares, being one of the largest landholders in the very prospective province of Santa Cruz. The Company has developed a portfolio of highly-prospective, grassroot and more advanced projects, with many that exhibit the potential to host high-grade, gold-silver vein systems. The Company is currently focused on growing its mineral resources and advancing them into production. The Company’s aim is to become a 200,000 ounce per annum gold equivalent producer by 2015.

Patagonia Gold is currently focusing primarily on exploration in the Santa Cruz province of Argentina through its 90%-owned Argentinean subsidiary Patagonia Gold S.A. (“PGSA”). The Company considers Santa Cruz to be a mining-friendly province and the province has active mining and petroleum industries. The volcanic plateau of the Deseado massif of Santa Cruz is six million hectares in area and hosts several mines, including Cerro Vanguardia, Mina Martha, Manantial Espejo and San Jose Huevos Verdes, as well as various advanced projects such as Cerro Negro and Cerro Moro. As a consequence, Santa Cruz benefits from existing infrastructure and a workforce that understands exploration and mining. In addition, these projects are predominantly low sulphidation epithermal, “bonanza” vein style gold-silver deposits and their brecciated equivalent. This geological trait is the main target for exploration in this region.

The Company holds a number of advanced exploration projects in Santa Cruz and is concentrating exploration efforts on three distinct property blocks, being the El Tranquilo, La Manchuria and La Paloma property blocks, all of which are held through PGSA.

Since the acquisition of the properties under the Barrick Agreement in 2007, Patagonia has rapidly grown through successful exploration and development. As at October 31, 2011, the Company had delineated four NI 43-101-compliant gold resources on the Cap-Oeste, COSE, La Manchuria and Lomada projects.

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