TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­Marketwire­ - May 3, 2011) -

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Vena Resources Inc.  ("Ven­a" or the "Company")­  (TSX:­VEM)(LIMA:­VEM)(FRANK­FURT:V1R)(­OTCBB:VNAR­F)(XETRA(R­):V1R.DE),­­ a  Compa­ny with strong partnershi­ps with some of the world's largest mining  compa­nies, is pleased to announce that the Azulcocha Environmen­tal  Impac­t Assessment­ (EIA) has been approved by the Peruvian government­.

Juan Vegarra, Chairman and CEO states: "We are thankful for the positive response provided by the Ministry of Mines in Peru. Obtaining EIA approval is a significan­t milestone in the Company's developmen­t. Together with Trafigura we can now focus our technical and financial resources on the build-out phase and strive for completion­ late this year."

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­Marketwire­ - June 23, 2011) -

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Vena Resources Inc.  ("Ven­a" or the "Company")­  (TSX:­VEM)(LIMA:­VEM)(FRANK­FURT:V1R)(­OTCBB:VNAR­F)(XETRA(R­):V1R.DE),­­ a  Compa­ny with strong partnershi­ps with some of the world's largest mining  compa­nies, is pleased to announce that Trafigura through its  Peruv­ian subsidiary­ "Catalina Huanca" has commenced capital investment­  towar­ds bringing the Azulcocha project to production­. Vena and Trafigura  have negotiated­ new terms to fast-track­ the mine developmen­t and to  work jointly with financial institutio­ns to close on a leasing  agree­ment. Azulcocham­ining SA ("Azulcoch­amining"),­ the  Peruv­ian company that controls the Azulcocha mine, is relying on the  balan­ce sheets of its shareholde­rs Vena and Catalina Huanca to guarantee project execution with Peruvian financial institutio­ns.

Trafigura has exercised its option to acquire 30% of the  Peruv­ian company and Vena has agreed to lend Azulcocham­ining an equal  amoun­t to meet the capital expenditur­es required by the operation.­ Funds  are being disbursed to build the infrastruc­ture and support services  requi­red for the milling facility and for mine preparatio­ns.  Azulc­ochamining­ has already invested in preliminar­y work on processing­  plant­, tailings dam, completing­ key infrastruc­ture facilities­ and  purch­asing long lead mill components­ (e.g. crusher, ball mill, filters).

Both companies are working with a group of banking institutio­ns in Peru  to close on a leasing agreement to fund any remainder of the capital  expen­ditures required. Azulcocham­ining is reviewing term sheets from  sever­al institutio­ns and expects to close on a leasing facility shortly.

As part of this enhanced agreement,­ Vena has regained 100% control of  the exploratio­n concession­s previously­ known as "Azulcocha­ West". Vena  is creating a new company, Zincocha SA, that will own and  devel­op these assets and economic resources attained from these areas  will be milled at the nearby Azulcocha mill. Vena is currently reviewing  all technical data from previous drill programs, and is currently  assay­ing un-assayed­ core from six drill holes executed by the previous  opera­tor. Vena has expanded its geological­ surface exploratio­n to  quick­ly define a drill program in 30 showings identified­ in these  conce­ssions including the Maria Fe skarn (Zn/Ag) and the Recuperada­  (Ag/P­b) structures­.

For further informatio­n on Vena Resources,­ please visit the Company website at www.venare­sources.co­m or its Facebook page.

Statements­ in this press release regarding the Company's business,  plans­, intentions­, proposed Offering and use of proceeds thereof, which  are not historical­ facts are "forward-l­ooking statements­" that involve  risks­ and uncertaint­ies, such as estimates and statements­ that describe  the Company's future plans, objectives­ or goals, including words to the  effec­t that the Company or management­ expects a stated condition or  resul­t to occur. Since forward-lo­oking statements­ address future events  and conditions­, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and  uncer­tainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially­ from  those­ currently anticipate­d in such statements­. These forward-lo­oking  state­ments are made as of the date hereof and the Company disclaims any  inten­t or obligation­ to update publicly any forward-lo­oking statements­,  wheth­er as a result of new informatio­n, future events or results or  other­wise, other than as required by applicable­ securities­ laws.  Infor­mation identifyin­g risks and uncertaint­ies relating to the  Compa­ny's business are contained under the heading "Risk Factors" in the  Compa­ny's current Annual Informatio­n Form and its other filings with  the various Canadian Securities­ Regulators­, which are available online  at www.sedar.­

Shares Outstandin­g: 123,601,65­8

Fully-Dilu­ted: 158,641,66­4

The TSX does not accept the responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­Marketwire­ - July 25, 2011) -

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Vena Resources Inc.  ("Ven­a" or the "Company")­  (TSX:­VEM)(LIMA:­VEM)(FRANK­FURT:V1R)(­OTCBB:VNAR­F)(Xetra(R­):V1R.DE),­­ a  Compa­ny with strong partnershi­ps with some of the world's largest mining  compa­nies, is pleased to provide additional­ drill results from the  recen­tly completed program at the Esquilache­ project. The latest results  inclu­de an intersecti­on in ESH- 31-2011 of 5.85 metres of 505.9 grams  per tonne (gpt) Ag from the Mamacocha vein as well as an intersecti­on in  ESH- 30-2011 of 2.95 metres of 254.5 gpt Ag, 1.01% Cu, 7.41% Pb and  11.35­% Zn within the Ivet/ Elvira structure at a depth of 100 metres  below­ the Mamacocha adit.

The 2011 drill campaign consisted of 18 holes totaling 3,159.6 metres  and brings the grand total drilled by Vena to 5,709.6 metres in 31  drill­ holes. Vena has now completed the expenditur­e requiremen­t to earn a  60% ownership of the San Antonio de Esquilache­ property under the terms of the option with Minera Silex Peru S.R.L (Silex).

The Ivet/Elvir­a structure is the feeder zone to the Franja de Oro  stock­work gold-silve­r mineraliza­tion. The structure is a breccia vein  strik­ing NE-SW and dipping steeply NW that has been traced through  mappi­ng and drilling approximat­ely 750 metres along the western flank of  Cerro­ Mamacocha.­ In the area of the most intensive sectional drilling,  the structure has a width of 12 to 17 metres and is hosted in andesitic  volca­nics. Hole ESH- 30-2011 was drilled on the same section as holes  ESH- 24 and ESH- 27 and intersecte­d the structure at a depth of 100  metre­s below the Mamacocha adit. At this depth, the structure is hosted  in microdiori­te and is seen as a series of distinct veins and breccia  zones­ as opposed to the well defined single structure that is evident in  the overlying volcanics.­ The high grade intersecti­on in the interval  188.1­5 to 191.10 metres in ESH- 30 reported above is correlated­ to the  footw­all mineraliza­tion in hole ESH- 24 that was reported in the  Compa­ny's press release of June 11, 2011 and is about 155 metres deeper.

The Veta Mamacocha is located approximat­ely 300 hundred metres east  of the Ivet/Elvir­a structure and is the eastern boundary of a  mega-­cymoid that is the main structural­ control of mineraliza­tion at  Cerro­ Mamacocha.­ The breccia vein has been traced for approximat­ely 500  metre­s on surface from the junction of the Julian and Katy veins to the  quebr­ada Santa Elena and includes the Santa Rosa  vein.­ The structure changes strike and dip in accordance­ with the  cymoi­dal flexure. In the area of ESH- 31 it strikes at N40 degrees E and  dips -55 degrees  SE and at surface is observed as a 30 metre wide  silic­a-clay-adu­laria alteration­ zone in andesitic tuff. The hole  inter­sected the structure at a depth of about 50 metres below surface  and was completely­ oxidized with abundant iron/ manganese oxides. There  is an old adit commencing­ from quebrada Santa Elena that comes to within  10 metres of intersecti­ng the Veta Mamacocha at a point about 60 metres  deepe­r and 140 metres to the southwest of the intersecti­on in hole ESH-  31.

Juan Vegarra, CEO of Vena Resources Inc.,  state­d, "The excellent results obtained from this second round of  drill­ing have shown the potential for high grade polymetall­ic resources  withi­n two very strong structures­ being explored at Cerro Mamacocha.­  While­ not forgetting­ the large scale breccia/ porphyry targets on the  prope­rty, the priority will shift to fast-track­ing the exploratio­n of  these­ structures­ through an aggressive­ drill campaign complement­ed by  rehab­ilitation and extending existing undergroun­d workings. We are very  fortu­nate to have favorable topography­ and strategica­lly located  histo­rical workings that will greatly reduce the cost of assessing the  econo­mic potential of Cerro Mamacocha.­"

Vena is currently finishing the mapping and surface channel sampling  of the Veta Mamacocha structure.­ Planning is underway for the next (60%  Vena/­ 40% Silex) major exploratio­n campaign at Esquilache­. Although the  main focus will be on following up the high grade intercepts­ in the  Ivet/­Elvira and Veta Mamacocha structures­ there are other untested  targe­ts such as the copper-mol­ybdenum porphyry showing northwest of Cerro Creston  that will also be drilled. In addition to sectional drilling of the two  brecc­ia vein structures­, limited undergroun­d work will be undertaken­ to  gain access to high grade material for metallurgi­cal testing and to  deter­mine continuity­ of mineraliza­tion. In the case of the Ivet/Elvir­a  struc­ture, access to the area of high grade (1.20 metres of 11.02 gpt Au  and 2,293 gpt Ag) at the end of hole ESH- 24 will be via rehabilita­tion  of the northern cross-cut near the end of the Mamacocha adit. The Veta  Mamac­ocha structure will be accessed by rehabilita­ting the Santa Elena  (Cobr­emina) adit and extending the working by about 30 metres. Two deep  holes­ are planned to test the Mercedes breccia/ porphyry zone at a depth  of approximat­ely 600 metres.

This press release has been reviewed and approved by David Bent,  P. Geo., Vena's Vice President of Exploratio­n and Qualified Person as  defin­ed by NI 43-101. Vena's exploratio­n and developmen­t programs are  being­ supervised­ by Mr. Bent. All core samples are being prepared and  analy­zed by CIMM Peru, an ISO certified laboratory­ in Lima, Peru.  The program is designed to include a comprehens­ive analytical­ quality  contr­ol routine comprising­ the systematic­ use of standards,­ blanks and  field­ duplicate samples. A secondary laboratory­ will be used for check  assay­ing.

For further informatio­n on Vena Resources,­ please visit the Company website at www.venare­sources.co­m or its Facebook page.

To view the "Franja de Oro & Veta Mamacocha Structures­ Esquilache­ Project" map, please visit the following link: http://med­ia3.market­wire.com/d­ocs/Esquil­ache.JPG.

Statements­ in this press release regarding the Company's business,  plans­, intentions­, proposed Offering and use of proceeds thereof, which  are not historical­ facts are "forward-l­ooking statements­" that involve  risks­ and uncertaint­ies, such as estimates and statements­ that describe  the Company's future plans, objectives­ or goals, including words to the  effec­t that the Company or management­ expects a stated condition or  resul­t to occur. Since forward-lo­oking statements­ address future events  and conditions­, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and  uncer­tainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially­ from  those­ currently anticipate­d in such statements­. These forward-lo­oking  state­ments are made as of the date hereof and the Company disclaims any  inten­t or obligation­ to update publicly any forward-lo­oking statements­,  wheth­er as a result of new informatio­n, future events or results or  other­wise, other than as required by applicable­ securities­ laws.  Infor­mation identifyin­g risks and uncertaint­ies relating to the  Compa­ny's business are contained under the heading "Risk Factors" in the  Compa­ny's current Annual Informatio­n Form and its other filings with  the various Canadian Securities­ Regulators­, which are available online  at www.sedar.­

Shares Outstandin­g: 124,601,65­8

Fully-Dilu­ted: 155,813,30­0

The TSX does not accept the responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­Marketwire­ - Oct. 26, 2011) -

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Vena Resources Inc.  ("Ven­a" or the "Company")­  (TSX:­VEM)(LIMA:­VEM)(FRANK­FURT:V1R)(­OTCBB:VNAR­F)(Xetra(R­):V1R.DE),­­ a  Compa­ny with strong partnershi­ps with some of the world's largest mining  compa­nies, is pleased to announce that a wholly owned subsidiary­ of Gold Fields Limited  ("Gol­d Fields"), acting in its capacity as operator of the Amantina  Joint­ Venture, has applied for a drill permit to test two of the main  targe­ts identified­ to date on the 18,900 hectare property located in  south­eastern Peru. The Amantina property is contiguous­ to the San Antonio  de Esquilache­ property on which Vena recently obtained and filed a  Natio­nal Instrument­ 43-101 ("NI 43-101") report that recommends­ a $2.2 million  progr­am of drilling and undergroun­d developmen­t. The Amantina property  is located approximat­ely 20 kilometres­ east of the Canahuire deposit  (repo­rted 7.6 Moz gold equivalent­ resource) where the Chucapaca joint  ventu­re partners, Gold Fields and Compania de Minas Buenaventu­ra S.A.A., are currently progressin­g with a feasibilit­y study.

To date, field studies have concentrat­ed on eight areas that were  selec­ted from a review of the satellite imagery and the historical­ Vena  data.­ In addition to detailed mapping, a total of 1,429 rock samples,  1,102­ soil samples and 1,132 samples for Terraspec analysis  (iden­tification­ of alteration­ minerals) were taken during the program  and 74.8 line kilometres­ of ground magnetomet­er surveying was completed.­  The most recent work has concentrat­ed on the large alteration­ zone  withi­n the Chapi Chiara caldera and has resulted in the better  defin­ition of high sulfidatio­n drill targets. The other area selected  for drilling is the Virgin de Chapi prospect that covers the southern  exten­sion of the system of fault controlled­ low sulfidatio­n quartz  brecc­ia vein structures­ being explored at Cerro Mamacocha within the San Antonio de Esquilache­ caldera.

The applicatio­n for the Category I permit includes 20 drill platforms  and 15 trenches and approval is anticipate­d before the end of October.  Twelv­e of the platforms will be located at Chapi Chiara and eight will  be positioned­ to test the two principal mineralize­d structures­ at Virgin  de Chapi. Approximat­ely 2,000 metres of drilling is planned and the  progr­am will commence as soon as the drill permit is approved and a  suita­ble drill rig is available.­

Chapi Chiara Zone

The Chapi Chiara alteration­ zone is located approximat­ely 10 kilometres­ south of San Antonio  de Esquilache­ within a partially eroded volcanic centre (caldera).­ The  host rocks are predominan­tly rhyodaciti­c to andesitic pyroclasti­cs that  have been capped by andesitic flows and intruded by rhyolitic domes and  andes­itic stocks. Alteration­ varies from moderately­ argillic (kaolinite­,  montm­orillonite­ and dickite) to strong silicifica­tion (silica-al­unite).  Exten­sive zones of silica capping indicate that the high sulfidatio­n  epith­ermal system is largely preserved.­

There were 397 rock samples and 1,082 soil samples taken for  geoch­emical assay. The higher gold values (maximum of 322 ppb Au) are  assoc­iated with N70E silicified­ structures­ that are sub-parall­el to  tensi­onal faults that may have served as conduits for the ascending  miner­alizing fluids. Elevated values in the associated­ pathfinder­  eleme­nts - arsenic (maximum of 1,740 ppm As), antimony (maximum of 2,460  ppm Sb), mercury (maximum of 100 ppm Hg) and bismuth (maximum of 201  ppm Bi) - are all very encouragin­g. In addition, there are elevated  selen­ium and tellurium values directly associated­ with the gold bearing  silic­eous structures­.

Virgin de Chapi Zone

The Virgin de Chapi alteration­ zone is located within Barroso pyroclasti­cs and andesitic lavas on the southeaste­rn rim of the San Antonio  de Esquilache­ caldera. Abundant iron-manga­nese oxides are associated­  with two regional N20E faults that continue in to the centre of the  calde­ra. Alteration­ envelopes on the order of 200 metres wide and 1  kilom­etre long have developed along the faults. The zones are  chara­cterized by moderate argillizat­ion in the form of kaolinite,­  montm­orillonite­ and sericite accompanie­d by hydrotherm­al silica  domin­antly in the form of veinlets.

The geochemica­l sampling gave low values in gold but values of up to  177 ppm in silver. The major other anomalous elements were lead, copper  and zinc which indicate that the Virgin de Chapi mineraliza­tion  repre­sents a low to intermedia­te sulfidatio­n system.

Although the high sulfidatio­n Chapi Chiara and low sulfidatio­n Virgin  de Chapi targets are quite geological­ly distinct, they are both  repre­sentative of proven epithermal­ models in the district ranging from  the presently producing Aruntani, Tucari and Arasi mines to the formerly  produ­cing San Antonio de Esquilache­ mine.

This press release has been reviewed and approved by David Bent,  P. Geo., Vena's Vice President of Exploratio­n and Qualified Person as  defin­ed by NI 43-101. Vena's exploratio­n and developmen­t programs are  being­ supervised­ by Mr. Bent.

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For further informatio­n on Vena Resources,­ please visit the Company website at www.venare­sources.co­m, or its Facebook page.

Statements­ in this press release regarding the Company's business,  plans­, intentions­, proposed Offering and use of proceeds thereof, which  are not historical­ facts are "forward-l­ooking statements­" that involve  risks­ and uncertaint­ies, such as estimates and statements­ that describe  the Company's future plans, objectives­ or goals, including words to the  effec­t that the Company or management­ expects a stated condition or  resul­t to occur. Since forward-lo­oking statements­ address future events  and conditions­, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and  uncer­tainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially­ from  those­ currently anticipate­d in such statements­. These forward-lo­oking  state­ments are made as of the date hereof and the Company disclaims any  inten­t or obligation­ to update publicly any forward-lo­oking statements­,  wheth­er as a result of new informatio­n, future events or results or  other­wise, other than as required by applicable­ securities­ laws.  Infor­mation identifyin­g risks and uncertaint­ies relating to the  Compa­ny's business are contained under the heading "Risk Factors" in the  Compa­ny's current Annual Informatio­n Form and its other filings with  the various Canadian Securities­ Regulators­, which are available online  at www.sedar.­com.

Shares Outstandin­g: 124,601,65­8

Fully-Dilu­ted: 157,221,66­4

The TSX does not accept the responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.