ENOVA MINING LIMITED — Capital/Financing Update 2011

Jul 12, 2011

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13 July 2011

Company Announcements Office Australian Stock Exchange Limited 4th Floor 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000

Dear Sir/Madam

Encouraging Results from N.T. Alluvial Heavy Mineral Rare Earth Exploration Program at Charley Creek Project, near Alice Springs

“ The outlook for early production from a significant alluvial mining and processing operation at Charley Creek to produce REE concentrates is favourable”.

Crossland Uranium Mines Ltd (ASX: “CUX”) is pleased to update the market on latest progress towards development of a rare earth element (REE) project based around the Crossland/ Pancon joint venture’s emerging alluvial resource in the Charley Creek Project in Central Australia.

Work is advanced on several fronts towards an initial resource estimate which is now expected during the current September quarter, based upon the Cockroach alluvial deposits within the Charley Creek Project.

Meanwhile, activity has heightened on other resource targets in large alluvial fan deposits within the project area.

Test work to develop a flow sheet and costing for an alluvial mining project to produce REE‐bearing heavy mineral concentrates and other heavy mineral products will also commence this quarter.

Crossland now has to hand the assay results of 678 of 781 stream sediment samples from a program that has covered much of the Joint Venture’s holdings of more than 5,500 square km in the Charley Creek Project. These 25kg (average) samples have been processed using the Company’s in‐ field sample processing facility to recover heavy mineral concentrates. The concentrate samples have now been comprehensively assayed and selected samples have been subjected to detailed mineralogical studies. This voluminous data permits several important conclusions to be drawn about the heavy minerals in the Charley Creek alluvials:

1. Eight key areas have been identified that show widespread and strongly anomalous REE in shallow alluvium. Work has already commenced on four of these, one of which covers the Cockroach alluvial deposits. The areas are shown in Figure 1.

CROSSLAND URANIUM MINES LIMITED

ABN 64 087 595 980

PHONE : +61 8 89815911 FACSIMILE : +61 8 89411364 EMAIL : geupene@crosslanduranium.com.au

ADDRESS : Unit 8, Raffles Plaza, 1 Buffalo Court, Darwin 0800, NT; GPO Box 2437, Darwin, 0801, NT, AUSTRALIA

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2. Although so far there is insufficient sampling to calculate a resource in these areas, the frequency and distribution of sample sites with high REE indicates the likely existence of very large volumes of REE‐ bearing alluvium.

1. The dominant REE‐ bearing mineral is Monazite .

2. The bulk of the critical and valuable Heavy REE is present as a separate mineral phase, Xenotime. The distribution of Xenotime determines the distribution of Heavy REE.

3. There is a significant Zircon component in some drainages that could form a significant by‐ product of REE heavy mineral production.

4. All three valuable minerals in the heavy mineral concentrates are generally well liberated .

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Figure 1 – Shows locations of stream sediment samples, Samples >150g/t REO and Key Areas for further work

As an example, Figures 2 and 3 show results from a key prospect area, Cattle Creek.

Subject to the results of further sampling, drilling, and processing currently in progress to define resources, the outlook for a significant alluvial mining and processing operation at Charley Creek to produce high‐grade REE concentrates is favourable, for the following reasons:

1. The alluvial material is shallow, and extraction would use low cost techniques of mining, processing and rehabilitation that are routine in the minerals sands industry. The Charley Creek alluvial sands appear to be well suited to these processes.

2. Crossland anticipates being able to produce concentrates of Monazite (which contains Light

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and medium REE); Xenotime (which contains the critical and valuable Heavy REE and Yttrium); Zircon, and possibly other heavy minerals, at relatively low cost using familiar technology developed over many decades particularly in the Australian beach sand mining industry.

1. The value added processing of products from concentrates will be the subject of studies that will commence soon after an initial resource has been defined. The advantage of working with high grade near‐ monomineralic concentrates of the REE bearing minerals with relatively well understood REE extractive processes rather than lower grade concentrates with unusual mineralogy may be important in substantially lowering process development time and capital costs.

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Figure 2 – Shows locations of stream sediment samples for Cattle Ck area with anomalous grades of Total Rare Earth Oxides plus Yttrium Oxide(TREO+Y2O3) in alluvium highlighted

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Figure 3 – Shows locations of stream sediment samples for Cattle Ck area with anomalous Total Rare Earth Oxides plus Yttrium Oxide(TREO+Y2O3) in heavy mineral concentrate highlighted

During the current Quarter, Crossland is undertaking the following investigations:

1. An initial alluvial resource estimate based around the Cockroach area alluvial deposits will be produced. The area has already been sampled at 1303 points at 400m by 100m centres by auger drilling or shallow pitting to bedrock. This pattern has been infilled in areas where the alluvium extended beyond the maximum depth capability of the auger drill with 564 aircore holes drilled on a more closely spaced grid. Samples from both these programs are being processed and assayed to produce an initial alluvial resource for the project.

2. Test work to develop a flowsheet and costing for an alluvial mining project to produce REE‐bearing heavy mineral concentrates and other heavy mineral products will commence. Follow‐ up studies based on value adding to these concentrates will also begin.

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1. A preliminary aircore drill program of three alluvial fan deposits that have carried REE bearing heavy minerals from their bedrock sources in the MacDonnell Ranges has been completed (221 holes). Processing of these samples will commence when the Cockroach alluvial Resource samples are completed.

2. More detailed sampling in other Key Areas will commence.

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The review of exploration activities and results contained in this report are based on information compiled by Geoffrey S Eupene CP, a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. He is a director of the Company and a full time employee of Eupene Exploration Enterprises Pty Ltd. He has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and types of deposits under consideration, and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the December 2004 edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (the JORC Code). Geoffrey S Eupene has consented to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.