Delta Mining Corp.

[Phoenix]

OFFICIAL STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF OF OPERATIONS

My Friends,

I am pleased to share an update on the current base status and operational changes to Delta Mining Corp. with all of you. Much has happened in the short time we have been in operation, and most of it unexpected. We have recovered from an unfortunate mass power-loss of the facility that left us unfortunately adrift for over a week. During this time we were unable to stock ore to our full capacity which may have led to some price fluctuations at some of the main sell points. We have towed the base to its new position, now safely nested in high orbit of the gas giant, Tuvalu. This new position gives us unrivaled access to the Iridium Fields and I believe will more than make up for the delays we experienced. This includes completion of the hull superstructure, which currently sits at 75% completion. Our cargo vessels are working double shifts to ensure readiness of required materials to diminish the chance of any further construction delays.

And now for the good news.

We could never have anticipated the popularity of our ores on the market. Our fleet stocked the base to capacity just today, and the base was sold out within a matter of hours! While this is a most welcome circumstance we have to make consideration to our friends who have financed and protected our operation and groups that have reached out in the spirit of peaceful trade. It was not an easy decision, but we have decided to temporarily restrict docking access to give priority to our partners. Stakeholders should know that prior arraignments will stand and a communication channel will be created for application of docking rights. This will of course be lifted upon completion of first a level 2 upgrade to the base superstructure and construction of additional cargo storage holds. We plan to start our Core 2 update immediately upon completion of the core superstructure. With the necessity to insure proper docking clearances, I will ask our stakeholders to please make a docking access request with the correct identifying tag to alleviate any errors.

This unprecedented demand has also made us readdress our pricing models. We are now moving to a flat percentage which we believe will allow for a fair price to our partners and to Delta Mining Corp.. From now on the base will charge 26.5% of the current high selling point of Iridium Ore at Sabbath Shipyard. 26.5% of $13213 works out to an asking price of 3500/tonne of ore. This still leaves a near 300% profit margin for our clients, so I really do not expect nor will accept any blow back on the issue. I have also instructed our mining ships to offer direct filling for $2000 per unit, and lower at their discretion should the vessel be willing to assist filling the base.

This concludes my update for you all. This is a very exciting moment for DMC and for Omicron Delta, and I am honored to have a prime seat to experience all of it.

Best Regards,

Richard Regan, CoO
Delta Mining Corp.

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