Eros Resources Corp. has initiated a soil geochemical survey to identify drill targets in order to expand the existing resource model at Bell Mountain gold focused project. The company reported that the soil samples have been collected and have now been submitted to the lab for analysis. Eros collected 1,000 soil samples on a 200 ft x 200 ft sample grid. Where bedrock was present, rock-chip samples were collected. Certified reference material, blanks, duplicates, and second-lab check assays are part of the quality control and assurance program. The samples will guide determination of drill targets by anomalous gold in soil and favorable geology (silicification) where present. Reverse-circulation exploration drilling will test targets as warranted. Eros' 100% owned Bell Mountain Gold Project is located near Fallon, Nevada. Highlights of the Preliminary Economic Assessment that was completed in 2017 and which has not been updated for current gold and silver pricing, include: Pre-tax net present value (‘NPV’ @ 5% and internal rate of return (‘IRR’) of $17.6 million and 41.4% respectively, along with a payback period of 1.7 years, using a USD 1,300/oz price of gold and a USD 17.50/oz price of silver. After tax NPV @ 5% and IRR of $9.3 million and 24.7% respectively, with a payback period of 2.7 years. 4 year mine life, with total production of 60,056 ounces of gold and 408,498 ounces of silver, before expansion based on renewed exploration. Life of mine cash cost of $759 per produced ounce, net of by-product silver and including royalty payments totaling $2.56 million. Eros has engaged McClelland Laboratories in Reno, NV to estimate capital and operating costs (±20%) for the Bell Mountain Gold Project. Subsequent data will be used to update the present economic model. Furthermore, Eros is planning to reinstate the exploration activities in a near future, with the purpose of further expanding the current resource base.