Inca One Resources Appoints George S. Young, B Sc. To Advisory Board

October 31, 2013

Vancouver, BC. October 31, 2013 INCA ONE RESOURCES CORP. (TSX-V: IO) (“the company” or “Inca One”) wishes to announce a new addition to its advisory board: Mr. George S. Young.

Mr. Young has a diverse background, working as a metallurgist, lawyer and business executive in the mining industry for over 35 years. Mr. Young started his career as a metallurgist at Kennecott Copper Corp. in Utah. He received a B.S. in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Utah in 1975 and is a former Chair of the Utah Section of the Society of Mining Engineers.

Mr. Young is currently the President of Lion One Metals Inc. and prior to joining Lion One Metals Inc., he was Vice President and Director of International Royalty Corp., and President of MAG Silver Corp. Previous positions include General Counsel and Acting General Manager of the Intermountain Power Agency, General Counsel of Bond International Gold, Director of Operations of American Resource Corp., and President and CEO of Oro Belle Resources Ltd.  Mr. Young is fluent in Spanish and has significant experience in mining operations in South America.

"Today, with the addition of George Young, we have continued to build our technical team and have now strengthened our expertise specific to metallurgy.” Edward Kelly President and CEO states “We are very pleased to welcome Mr. Young to our advisory board as he brings extensive business skills to Inca One. His expertise will add to the company’s ability to connect with key industry participants both financially and technically.”

In conjunction with his appointment to the advisory board, the company has granted Mr. Young 100,000 incentive stock options exercisable for a period of 5 years from the date of grant at a price of 15 cents per share.

Inca One recently commissioned its 100% owned Chala One plant 3kms off the Pan American Highway located 620Km south of Lima, Peru. Chala One benefits from nearby infrastructure, with power lines and water within 3 km’s of the property. Inca One is focused on developing its cash flow assets.

About Inca One Resources Corp

Inca One is a Canadian-based mineral resource company with a newly acquired gold milling facility & 2 substantial exploration assets in Peru. Peru is currently the largest gold producer in South America, hosting mines, which produced up to 26 million ounces of gold. A highly mineral-rich country, Peru is the largest producer of silver and 2nd largest producer of copper worldwide as of 2009.

On behalf of the Board,

INCA ONE RESOURCES CORP.
Edward Kelly
President& CEO

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