VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 26, 2008) - Frontier Pacific Mining Corporation (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:FRP) today confirmed that it has received a resource potential report from Scott Wilson Mining Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. ("Scott Wilson Mining RPA") evaluating the potential sulphide resources at Thracean Gold Mines' (TGM) Perama Hill gold project in Greece. TGM is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Frontier Pacific. Scott Wilson Mining RPA is one of the consulting firms engaged by the Company to assist in the preparation of a bankable feasibility study in respect of the Perama Hill project. The bankable feasibility study is expected to be completed in July 2008, but in light of the recent unsolicited take-over bid for the Company by Eldorado Gold Corporation, the Company expedited Scott Wilson Mining RPA's review of the sulphide resource potential for the project.

In the resource potential report Scott Wilson Mining RPA evaluated the potential sulphide resource utilizing the drill core assays that intercepted the sulphide mineralization discovered during the original exploration drilling on the Perama Hill project by La Source (BRGM) in 1998. The Scott Wilson Mining RPA report describes the data, assumptions and methodology used to complete the evaluation.

The sulphide potential can be separated into 2 main zones:

1) Open Pit sulphide resource (known as Zone 5); and,

2) Underground "Feeder Zone" (known as Zone 6).

Some of the best intercepts calculated from the evaluation of Zone 5 includes:

- 15m @ 28.1g/t Au (hole PR76 from 70m to 85m)

- 45m @ 9.2g/t Au (hole PD43 from 69m to 114m)

- 15m @ 17.3g/t Au (hole PR56 from 55m to 70m)

- 28m @ 8.1g/t Au (hole PR23 from 69m to 97m)

The open pit sulphide resource was estimated based on a gold price of US$625/oz and US$875/oz Whittle shells and a 2 g/t cut-off grade. Scott Wilson Mining RPA concludes that the open pit sulphide resource potential is excellent and ranges from approximately 1.5 million tonnes averaging approximately 6 grams per tonne gold to 2.5 million tonnes averaging approximately 5 grams per tonne gold.

These sulphide resource potential estimates include a gently dipping enriched zone of continuous high grade sulphide gold mineralization that is situated immediately below the oxide gold mineralization. This high grade sulphide gold mineralization has potential for almost 1 million tonnes averaging approximately 8 grams per tonne gold and there is already sufficient drilling in parts of it to support a resource estimate.

There is not enough drilling data available to properly model the geometry and grade of the underlying feeder zone. The current preliminary model indicates that these feeders are generally too low grade and that there is not enough tonnage to support an underground bulk mining operation.

Scott Wilson Mining RPA estimates that the high grade feeder sulphide potential could be in the order of 50,000 tonnes to 300,000 tonnes averaging 10 g/t Au to 20 g/t Au. This tonnage range is based on assuming the high grade mineralization occurs either as a continuous, planar body that has a 1.5 m average thickness, 500 m strike length, and 150 m vertical extent, or as several less-continuous pipe-like bodies. Scott Wilson Mining RPA notes that most of the feeder drill hole intersections are vertical and a small number are steeply inclined.

Scott Wilson Mining RPA concludes that the open pit sulphide resource potential is excellent, the underground bulk mining sulphide resource potential is poor, and that the underground narrow vein sulphide resource potential is moderate. The underground resource potential could change when more drilling data become available.

Scott Wilson Mining RPA's resource potential report was prepared in accordance with section 2.3(2) of NI 43-101 by Mr. Luke Evans, a Qualified Person, and Mr. Tudor Ciuculescu. The complete resource potential report by Scott Wilson RPA has been lodged on SEDAR and has been posted on the Company's website (www.frontierpacific.com).

Drill intersections from the Perama Hill "Sulphide" Potential
 - Zone 5 and Zone 6
(Table format modified from ScottWilsonRPA Memorandum,
 Titled: "Perama Hill Sulphide Mineralization Resource Potential", May 2008)


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                        To  Length    Au   Ag  Easting  Northing  Elevation
Count  Hole From (m)    (m)     (m)  g/t  g/t       (m)       (m)        (m)


  ZONE 5


1      PD04    96.8  100.0     3.2  11.9 29.5 14,035.9  17,294.5      154.1
2      PD10    77.0   91.2    14.2   9.5 13.1 14,086.3  17,485.3      156.5
3      PD12    48.0   62.0    14.0   5.5 49.5 14,142.6  17,531.4      183.5
4      PD13    47.0   49.0     2.0   6.4 43.6 14,070.7  17,589.2      172.5
5      PD15    72.6   89.0    16.4   6.9  4.0 13,979.2  17,400.7      152.8
6      PD30    48.5   55.0     6.5   4.1      14,131.3  17,486.2      187.6
7      PD39    66.8   75.0     8.2   9.5      14,103.9  17,578.3      162.3
8      PD43    69.0  114.0    45.0   9.2      14,079.2  17,337.7      151.3
9      PD48    62.9   75.0    12.1   8.5  1.4 14,078.3  17,542.2      160.7
10     PD58    88.7  101.0    12.3   7.5      14,080.0  17,441.4      150.1
11     PD64    87.8  101.0    13.2   4.0  0.3 14,030.8  17,338.9      146.7
12     PD66    90.8  101.0    10.2   7.5      14,039.2  17,314.4      143.7
13    PR100    80.0   81.0     1.0   4.9      14,014.1  17,318.7      155.4
14    PR101    78.0   90.0    12.0   6.6      14,070.7  17,315.8      158.2
15     PR19    77.0   92.0    15.0  10.0      14,084.8  17,485.3      156.1
16     PR20    72.6   89.0    16.3   6.6      13,979.0  17,400.7      152.8
17     PR23    69.0   97.0    28.0   8.1      14,078.2  17,339.0      159.9
18     PR55    46.0   60.0    14.0   6.5      14,125.1  17,554.8      181.9
19     PR56    55.0   70.0    15.0  17.3      14,103.3  17,540.3      171.2
20     PR57    44.0   44.0     0.0   6.4      14,150.1  17,554.3      193.3
21     PR60    55.0   60.0     5.0   1.3      14,151.9  17,611.6      171.1
22     PR62    37.0   48.0    11.0   3.8      14,158.3  17,636.9      182.5
23     PR66    31.0   41.0    10.0   6.0      14,153.4  17,660.6      184.7
24     PR73    61.0   80.0    19.0  11.6      14,104.4  17,465.1      172.0
25     PR74    60.0   67.0     7.0   4.7      14,105.1  17,439.8      180.0
26     PR75    67.0   80.0    13.0   8.1      14,089.7  17,385.7      171.4
27     PR76    70.0   85.0    15.0  28.1      14,080.0  17,365.0      167.8
28     PR85    88.0  110.0    22.0   6.5      14,054.1  17,490.4      136.7
29     PR88   102.0  110.0     8.0   6.9      14,055.0  17,466.0      134.8
30     PR89    88.0   95.7     7.7   3.1      14,083.0  17,466.2      150.5
31     PR94    84.0   88.0     4.0   7.8      14,077.6  17,415.6      161.9
32     PR98    89.0  100.0    11.0  14.7      14,030.6  17,366.5      148.3
33     PR99    85.8  109.0    23.2   5.3      14,055.7  17,364.4      149.1
34     R137    53.0   65.0    12.0   5.1 15.8 14,115.7  17,511.1      180.2


Zone 5 Averages               12.6   8.5
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                        To  Length    Au   Ag  Easting  Northing  Elevation
Count  Hole    From     (m)     (m)  g/t  g/t       (m)       (m)        (m)
                 (m)


  ZONE 6


1      PD01   103.9  106.5     2.6   0.0      14,046.0  17,415.6      139.7
2      PD04   100.0  109.1     9.1   1.6 13.5 14,032.8  17,294.7      148.7
3      PD06    94.0  133.3    39.3   3.1  7.5 14,122.1  17,578.8      138.9
4      PD10    91.2  145.0    53.8   1.7 23.4 14,086.3  17,485.3      122.5
5      PD10   229.0  262.0    33.0   1.2  5.0 14,086.3  17,485.3       -4.9
6      PD12    62.0  141.0    79.0   2.0  6.3 14,142.6  17,531.4      137.0
7      PD13    49.0   93.0    44.0   2.2 16.1 14,070.7  17,589.2      149.5
8      PD13   111.0  182.0    71.0   1.0  5.1 14,070.7  17,589.2       74.0
9      PD15    89.0  114.3    25.3   1.0  4.1 13,979.2  17,400.7      132.0
10     PD19    44.0   48.0     4.0   2.3 14.4 14,178.9  17,703.0      171.1
11     PD19    72.0  157.2    85.2   1.2  2.6 14,178.9  17,703.0      102.5
12     PD30    55.0   56.4     1.4   3.1      14,131.3  17,486.2      183.7
13     PD31    12.8   44.0    31.2   2.5  0.8 14,045.9  17,187.0      188.2
14     PD34    25.3   58.0    32.7   1.1      14,028.5  17,221.4      179.9
15     PD34    78.0  105.0    27.0   0.9      14,028.5  17,221.4      130.1
16     PD35    31.1   98.0    66.9   1.4      14,190.0  17,630.5      164.0
17     PD39    75.0  128.4    53.4   2.4      14,096.0  17,577.9      132.6
18     PD43    68.1   69.0     0.9   1.7      14,079.5  17,337.7      174.3
19     PD43   114.0  131.1    17.1   2.8      14,078.8  17,337.8      120.3
20     PD45   109.0  214.0   105.0   3.1  0.1 13,989.7  17,441.5       73.9
21     PD47   122.8  155.0    32.2   1.3      14,031.6  17,437.6      103.3
22     PD48    75.0  143.0    68.0   0.8      14,078.3  17,542.2      120.6
23     PD49    91.8  147.4    55.6   0.8      14,032.7  17,491.6      113.9
24     PD50    68.8  143.9    75.1   1.6      14,128.8  17,634.9      114.0
25     PD55    25.9   72.0    46.1   1.7      14,225.4  17,691.9      173.5
26     PD58   101.0  162.2    61.2   1.8      14,079.1  17,441.5      113.4
27     PD64   101.0  102.0     1.0   1.4      14,030.8  17,338.9      139.6
28     PD64   142.0  160.0    18.0   8.8      14,030.8  17,338.9       90.1
29     PD66   101.0  115.0    14.0   1.9      14,039.2  17,314.4      131.6
30     PD66   143.0  171.0    28.0   5.1      14,039.2  17,314.4       82.6
31     PD68    74.6  154.0    79.4   2.4      14,052.3  17,272.0      127.6
32     PD71    64.6  118.0    53.4   1.7      14,179.9  17,584.9      145.6
33     PD72    42.0   54.5    12.5   0.1      14,091.3  17,635.9      169.0
34     PD72   132.0  143.0    11.0   1.6      14,091.3  17,635.9       79.7
35     PD73    59.5   98.0    38.5   2.8      14,084.8  17,293.5      160.6
36     PD74    82.3  104.0    21.7   1.2      14,062.9  17,387.4      153.5
37     PD74   135.0  200.0    65.0   1.9      14,062.9  17,387.4       79.2
38     PD75    96.5  134.9    38.4   2.2      14,084.8  17,409.4      138.9
39    PR100    81.0   87.0     6.0   1.7      14,014.1  17,318.7      151.9
40     PR18    20.0   34.0    14.0   3.1 20.9 14,246.2  17,690.9      198.0
41     PR19    92.0  105.0    13.0   2.7      14,084.8  17,485.3      142.1
42     PR20    89.0  105.0    16.0   1.3      13,979.0  17,400.7      136.7
43     PR22    31.3   87.0    55.7   2.2      14,192.4  17,631.0      169.5
44     PR24    43.6   48.8     5.2   1.5      14,180.1  17,704.6      170.9
45     PR24    69.6  105.0    35.4   1.4      14,180.1  17,704.6      129.8
46     PR27    18.0   51.0    33.0   3.4      14,022.3  17,193.3      181.0
47     PR53   119.0  120.0     1.0   0.3      14,030.0  17,415.0      124.4
48     PR55    36.6   46.0     9.4   0.2      14,125.1  17,554.8      193.6
49     PR57    44.0   63.0    19.0   4.2      14,150.1  17,554.3      183.8
50     PR59    35.0   60.0    25.0   0.5      14,184.7  17,608.8      185.4
51     PR60    60.0   70.0    10.0   2.9      14,151.9  17,611.6      163.6
52     PR61    53.0   70.0    17.0   1.1      14,131.8  17,612.8      163.4
53     PR62    31.6   37.0     5.4   0.4      14,158.3  17,636.9      190.7
54     PR62    48.0   62.7    14.7   1.3      14,158.3  17,636.9      169.6
55     PR63    56.0   70.0    14.0   3.0      14,101.7  17,615.5      158.4
56     PR64    54.0   70.0    16.0   0.5      14,109.8  17,634.9      156.8
57     PR66    41.0   60.0    19.0   1.6      14,153.4  17,660.6      170.2
58     PR68    40.0   46.7     6.7   0.1      14,047.3  17,576.4      175.6
59     PR70    66.0   70.0     4.0   0.6      14,054.9  17,540.5      158.6
60     PR72    46.0   48.9     2.9   4.4      14,130.3  17,466.9      192.7
61     PR74    67.0   68.0     1.0   2.0      14,105.1  17,439.8      176.0
62     PR75    63.7   67.0     3.3   2.8      14,089.7  17,385.7      179.5
63     PR75    80.0   81.0     1.0   2.9      14,089.7  17,385.7      164.4
64     PR76    85.0   86.0     1.0   2.8      14,080.0  17,365.0      159.8
65     PR79    60.0   89.0    29.0   0.5      14,064.2  17,244.5      162.8
66     PR80    25.0   42.0    17.0   1.7      14,004.5  17,216.2      183.7
67     PR81    16.5   22.0     5.5   0.4  0.3 13,989.4  17,189.4      190.5
68     PR81    34.0   44.0    10.0   2.2      13,999.3  17,189.4      173.4
69     PR83    60.0   71.8    11.8   0.6      13,977.9  17,366.2      164.6
70     PR86   113.0  120.0     7.0   0.4      14,009.2  17,464.0      120.2
71     PR87   124.0  131.0     7.0   6.5      14,030.1  17,460.6      110.9
72     PR89    95.7  120.0    24.3   2.9      14,083.0  17,466.2      134.5
73     PR90   117.7  121.0     3.3   8.1      14,004.8  17,439.9      117.7
74     PR94      88     96       8   2.1      14,077.6  17,415.6      155.9
75     PR95     100  102.1     2.1   2.3      14,030.6  17,388.9      143.0
76     PR97    82.3   99.9    17.7   1.5      14,005.4  17,365.2      146.1
77     PR98     100  107.7     7.7   0.7      14,030.6   17366.5      138.9
78     PR99     109    111     2.0   2.3      14,055.7  17,364.4      136.4
79     R129      29     30     1.0   2.5      14,244.6  17,660.4      195.3
1      PD01   103.9  106.5     2.6   0.0      14,046.0  17,415.6      139.7
2      PD04   100.0  109.1     9.1   1.6 13.5 14,032.8  17,294.7      148.7
3      PD06    94.0  133.3    39.3   3.1  7.5 14,122.1  17,578.8      138.9
4      PD10    91.2  145.0    53.8   1.7 23.4 14,086.3  17,485.3      122.5
5      PD10   229.0  262.0    33.0   1.2  5.0 14,086.3  17,485.3       -4.9
6      PD12    62.0  141.0    79.0   2.0  6.3 14,142.6  17,531.4      137.0
7      PD13    49.0   93.0    44.0   2.2 16.1 14,070.7  17,589.2      149.5
8      PD13   111.0  182.0    71.0   1.0  5.1 14,070.7  17,589.2       74.0
9      PD15    89.0  114.3    25.3   1.0  4.1 13,979.2  17,400.7      132.0
10     PD19    44.0   48.0     4.0   2.3 14.4 14,178.9  17,703.0      171.1
11     PD19    72.0  157.2    85.2   1.2  2.6 14,178.9  17,703.0      102.5


Zone 6 Averages               25.4   1.9
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Preliminary metallurgical tests on samples of the low sulphide mineralization were performed by BRGM in 1998 and again by Newmont Mining in 2002 showing that gold extractions between 87% and 95% were possible on this mineralization. This data was contained within the information package owned by Thracean Gold Mining when the company was purchased by Frontier Pacific Mining Corporation in 2004.

The Bankable Feasibility Study by Aker Solutions that is expected to be completed in July 2008 will contemplate only the development of an open pit gold mine extracting the oxide resource during a 9 year mine life.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors,

FRONTIER PACIFIC MINING CORPORATION

Peter F. Tegart, P. Geo., President & CEO

This news release may contain forward-looking statements that are based on Frontier Pacific expectations, estimates and projections regarding its business and the economic environment in which it operates. In particular, estimates of the sulphide resource potential are based on drill results compiled by parties other than the Company some years ago and not on systematic drilling or assay results undertaken by the Company. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties that are difficult to control or predict. Therefore, actual outcomes and results may differ materially from those expressed in these forward-looking statements and readers should not place undue reliance on such statements. Statements speak only as of the date on which they are made, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update them publicly to reflect new information or the occurrence of future events or circumstances, unless otherwise required to do so by law.

The TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the accuracy or adequacy of this news release. The Exchange has in no way passed upon the merits of the proposed transaction and has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this news release.