Echo Resources Limited announced the completion of the Yandal Gold Project Bankable Feasibility Study (`BFS') and its approval by the Echo Board of Directors. The BFS contemplates a two-stage project. The Echo Board has conditionally approved the development of Stage 1, subject to obtaining a suitable financing solution and all required statutory approvals. The BFS incorporates the mining of ore from the Orelia and Julius gold deposits and processing undertaken at the refurbished Bronzewing process plant based upon an annual throughput of 1.8 million tonnes. The Study includes an updated JORC (2012) compliant Ore Reserve for the Orelia gold deposit following the recently announced revised Mineral Resource estimate for that deposit. The Yandal Gold Project is located approximately 83km northeast of Leinster in the heart of the Yandal gold belt in Western Australia. The Yandal gold belt was first discovered in the 1980's and has been home to a number of multi-million ounce discoveries. The Yandal Gold Project consists of over 1,600km of prospective tenement holdings. This Study anticipates the refurbishment of the Bronzewing processing plant and existing infrastructure plus the staged mining of the Orelia and Julius gold deposits. The Yandal Gold Project is currently host to Mineral Resource estimates totaling approximately 1.7Moz of gold. Of the total Mineral Resource estimates, 1.4Moz is contained within the Orelia and Julius gold deposits. Of those contained ounces within the Orelia and Julius gold deposits, 26% are now classified as Measured and 83% as Measured and Indicated. As part of the BFS the Orelia and Julius Ore Reserves were updated. The Orelia orebody in particular lends itself to a staged approach. The pit staging aims to exploit the highest value, lowest strip ore in the earlier phases of mining. This has the effect of accelerating economic returns, minimizing capital payback timeframes and delivering maximum operating and financial flexibility. The mining schedule has been predicated on providing sufficient ore to the mill to ensure it is run at an annual throughput rate of 1.8 million tonnes per annum, while being constrained by mining fleet capacity, practical development and vertical advance rates. The Study assumes contract mining utilising standard equipment appropriate to the scale of operations planned.