Kidela: Following the recent unrest in Southern Kyrgyzstan – the stock price of some companies doing business in the country dropped significantly, yet now only weeks later many share prices have recovered all of the ground they lost since then. Can you comment on this?

Pearson: Looking at our stock in particular, the recent June events had some impact on our stock price, but really the major impact was the events in early April. That is when the civil and political unrest resulted in a new interim government being put in place. That is when the markets reacted negatively and our stock price lost 18% in two days. The stock price has come back to that same price level as early April.

Mackay: The stock prices dropped in April after the expulsion of the past Government by the people of Kyrgyzstan, Stans Energy Corp also saw its stock decline with the general weakness in all of the rare earth stocks. Since then our stock has recovered.

Golan: Like several other public companies in the situation of Kyrgyzstan, we experienced some short drop in share price. It feels like it could mainly be attributed to the concern about what has been happening, the sense of stability and concern for the future and the effect it might have. It feels like that once people realized the situation is not as bad as it looked, and it certainly has advanced since the events of June and April, things started to move forward and look better.

Kidela: What do you attribute the price swing to?

Pearson: It is partly due to the interest in the gold sector, the analysts, research and investment houses raising their gold price estimates, but second of all, investors realizing they may have overreacted back in April, and that the change in Government is a positive thing giving more stability in the country. Certainly since the June 27th referendum where a new constitution was approved plus the appointment of Rosa Otunbayeva as the President for a transition period. That led investors to believe there is more stability in the country and I think that is where some of the investors and people have come back into our stock or have increased their positions.

Mackay: People started to understand that this change in the government and the fact that 90% of the people voted for a new Constitution strengthens the Democratic structure in the country and that has a long term positive outlook for the country.

Golan: This is an issue with smaller companies where swings in margins and share price of the company make a big difference. With some retail members of the public, if they see something which concerns them, their immediate reaction is to push the sell button which creates a situation that doesn’t help companies. Even when the situations have nothing to do with fundamental values or anything like that. The more institutional shareholders you have, the less adversely your shares will be impacted.

Kidela: Given the recent events in the southern part of the country, has your strategy or outlook related to Kyrgyzstan changed in any way?

Pearson: Centerra hasn’t changed the way it is doing business there or our plans – or – anything else. In fact we are investing in the country, we have a $196 million capital program going this year at the Kumptor mine and so we haven’t scaled back our investment at all. In fact, we are increasing our investment, expanding the mining fleet, we’ve expanded the mine life out to 2019, we are going underground and are spending significant funds developing an underground mine at the site as well.

Mackay: We have always had a wonderful relationship with the people of Kyrgyzstan as our local employees are extremely well respected and are consummate professionals that always work in the best interest of the country and the shareholders of Stans Energy Corp. We are planning a very big program once we have finished our data gathering and that will allow us to start a feasibility study on Kutessay II.

Golan: The events in and around Osh in the South of the country was a real tragedy and nothing more can be said about it. Having said that our strategy has not changed a bit. We recently have even extended our company footprint in the Northern part of the country where we hold four licence areas for some more gold, silver and copper deposits. We feel that Kyrgyzstan is a mining friendly country going in the right direction. Although there may be bumps in the road, it should not change our strategy in any way.

Kidela: How welcoming is Kyrgyzstan to foreign businesses now?

Pearson: I think it is welcoming. They want western investment; they see they need foreign investment. We’ve been there a long time and have operated the Kumtor mine since 1997. It’s getting better; they are more welcoming because they want the foreign investment.

Mackay: I would rank Kyrgyzstan VERY HIGHLY compared to so many countries in the world. The key to any company is its people and we have a superb group of professionals that understand the country and its business practices. I look forward to my visits to Kyrgyzstan and meeting the Government officials both federal and locally as they have always been extremely supportive of our company.

Golan: I think Kyrgyzstan is very welcoming, their tax strategy is definitely the best in the region and one of the best in the world. The mining law is definitely the most progressive of all of the former Soviet Union countries it has been involved a number of times since independence with the involvement of US AID and the World Bank. It is not perfect but it is moving forward and it seems to be the most forward and progressive former Soviet countries. You know we’ve been operating in Kyrgyzstan for fifteen years so I have a bit of time dimension and I recently feel the country is very welcoming. Perhaps to give one example, in many countries the government has the right to demand a certain participation in a project where in Kyrgyzstan the companies can own 100%, and in our case we own 100% of the project which I think is quite an important asset.

Kidela: What would you tell other foreign companies who are considering doing business in Kyrgyzstan?

Pearson: Have patience. It is a country with great potential.

Mackay: Do not expect to be successful in any country unless you have the right people in place that understand the culture and politics of where you are working. The most important thing for us is the support we have been shown by everyone in Kyrgyzstan to help develop their mining industry and create jobs. Recently, we held a town hall meeting at Aktyuz and explained exactly what our plans were and received a very positive response from the people who attended. The pictures and minutes of the meeting will be posted on our website.

Golan: Kyrgyzstan has a wealth of unexplored mineral opportunities. We’ve discovered a really nice gold province, and another mining company – Gold Fields (GFIJ.J) recently called the country the next gold frontier. So the opportunity there is quite immense in the sense that this is the central part of the Tien Shan gold belt. You know it is a new frontier and with that, as I said before, you should expect some bumps in the road. It is a unique culture and success comes from hard work and the opportunities are there if you are in the mining industry. Let’s put it like this . . . if I had to compare Kyrgyzstan to many countries in Africa or South America, which I am quite familiar with both, I think that Kyrgyzstan – by far – is a much better place to operate.

[Via: Kidela Capital Group]

In July, 2010, Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: RUU) (Stans, or the Company) hired a local transport agency to directly deliver relief articles to one of Osh Children’s Orphanages, in response to the severe hardship resulting from recent events in the South of the country.  Included in the donation were much needed diapers, soap, baby cream, medical supplies, food and financial assistance for the orphanage’s staff.

Stans has also been engaged in supporting the local town of Aktyuz; a previously vibrant area in the years when the Kutessay II rare earth mine was in operation.  Thus far, the Company has hired five residents of the town, refurbished the town school, provided rewards to the local school’s straight-A students, and donated money to assist the town’s war veterans.

Rodney Irwin, Kyrgyzstan’s Honorable Consul in Canada, and Chairman of Stans Energy Corp stated, “As Stans’ projects in the area progress, the company intends to continue its good corporate citizenship to provide work and training for the residents of Aktyuz, in an effort to restore the town’s proud history.”

Stans has budgeted up to $15,000 USD in 2010 for community development, including the aid to the orphanage, as a responsible business citizen in Kyrgyzstan.

Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: RUU) (Stans, or the Company) announces that, in a recent meeting of the Kyrgyz Republic Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), mining licences for Kutessay II, and Kalesay deposits, previously purchased by Stans via auction from the public company, “Kutisay Mining” (see December 29, 2009 press release), were reviewed, and reissued to Stans’ 100% owned Kyrgyz subsidiary.

The details of these licences are as follows:

Stans Energy Corp. owns a 25-year mining licence for both Kutessay II and Kalesay. Within these licenses, the Kyrgyz Republic MNR is to review each project’s progress at defined interim stages regulated by the each respective licencing agreement. In its recent resolution, the MNR extended “Licencing Agreement #1”, the title of the first review period for Kutessay II and Kalesay, from December 2010, to December 2011; a period chosen by the council to allow Stans the necessary time to complete a feasibility study for Kutessay II, and develop a better understanding of the region’s mining potential.

Additionally, the Company’s 100% owned Kyrgyz subsidiary has received an extension of the Aktyuz Ore Field’s (AOF) exploration licence, also titled, “Licencing Agreement #1” to August 31, 2010, to reflect the delays in governmental approvals of the AOF exploration program, caused by recent political events. “Licensing Agreement #2” for AOF is intended to be signed at the end of August for a further interim period to be determined.

This resolution was one of the first decisions made by the recently appointed Minister of Natural Resources, since the inception of the new Kyrgyzstan government, in April, 2010. Robert Mackay, Stans Energy’s President and CEO said, “It is very encouraging to know that Kyrgyzstan’s new government has set in motion the necessary process to support foreign businesses operating in the country. We look forward to working with the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources in the future.”

Stans is also pleased to announce that within two weeks, the company will start to drill its recently identified zone, Kutessay III (see July 12, 2010 press release), which is located roughly 500m southwest of its past-producing rare earth mine, Kutessay II.

Please visit Stans Energy Corp.’s new website for more information, or contact:

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: RUU) held its annual and special meeting of shareholders on July 14, 2010.  At the meeting, shareholders voted to re-elect the incumbent directors, re-appoint KPMG LLP as auditors, approve the company’s existing stock option plan for the ensuing year, and approved the adoption of a shareholders rights plan (the “Rights Plan”).

The Rights Plan provides the board of directors with additional time to consider any take-over bid and, if applicable, to explore alternative transactions in order to maximize shareholder value.  The Rights Plan is not designed to prevent take-over bids that treat shareholders fairly. Pursuant to the terms of the Rights Plan, any bid that meets certain criteria intended to protect the interests of all shareholders are deemed to be “Permitted Bids”. A Permitted Bid must be made by way of a take-over bid circular prepared in compliance with applicable securities laws and, in addition to certain other conditions, must remain open for 60 days.  In the event a take-over bid does not meet the Permitted Bid requirements of the Rights Plan, the rights issued under the plan will entitle shareholders, other than any shareholder or shareholders involved in the take-over bid to purchase additional common shares of Stans at a significant discount to the market price of the common shares at that time. The Rights Plan is not being adopted in response to any formal proposal to acquire control of Stans.  The Rights Plan is subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange.

For more information, please contact:

Robert Mackay,

President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.

Ph. 647 426 1865

Email:  jbuick@buickgroup.com

July 12, 2010

The first results of Stans Energy Corp.’s (Stans or the Company) geophysical program, completed by Tien Shan Ltd., have produced a drill target within the ‘Aktyuz Ore Field’. The marked zone is located 500 m south-west of past-producing Rare Earth mine, Kutessay II, which was acquired by the Company in December, 2009. The drill target starts 75 to 100 m below the surface of the previously identified, mineralized horizon, Kutessay III. The chargeability and resistivity images produced by the geophysical study depict the shape of the metallic sulphide anomaly as a dome structure that expands and strengthens to the image cut-off point at a depth of 400 m, in a similar fashion to the Kutessay II mine, but double the size. Dr. Gennady Savchenko, QP and managing director of Stans Energy KG, said, “It is a unique occurrence when you can run a geophysical survey over an existing mine to create a model for similar type deposits in the same area. We are very encouraged by the proximity of these findings to Kutessay II.”

To visually see the geophysical results, please visit Stans Energy’s website, www.stansenergy.com/AOF.htm

These initial geophysical results indicate the main east-west fault, which was the target for Soviet trenching and surface drilling, is likely the source of the ‘Aktyuz Ore Field’s’ polymetalic mineralization. Additional geophysical studies will be completed across the remainder of the fault line, to a depth of roughly 400 m below surface, in order to determine other additional anomalies for drilling.

Previously, geologists from the Soviet era performed trenching and surface drilling on the Kutessay III mineralized horizon, to a depth of 50 m, and made the following observations. “This zone is composed of small groups of separated ore bodies detected in surveying (1945-1946) and exploration (1957-1961) with Molybdenum and Thorium mineralization. The ore occurrences are composed of separate lenses (with thicknesses from 2 m to 35 m).”
There were seven known mineralized horizons reported by Soviet geologists and this first target under Kutessay III supports their theory that there would be additional mineralized targets that do not come to surface.

Stans Energy will be discussing these results and its plans for the remainder of the year at the company’s annual meeting on July 14th, 2010.

Please visit Stans Energy’s website – www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

Dr. Gennady Savchenko QP and Managing Director of Stans Energy KG has reviewed and is responsible for this press release. There are no assurances that any such projects or opportunities will be successful or any exploration or development rights secured or exploited. Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

June 15, 2010

Toronto, ON – June 15th 2010 – Stans Energy Corp (“Stans” or the “Company”) (TSXV:RUU) announces that it has received proceeds of $2,000,000.00 from the acceleration of warrants held by shareholders who purchased in a previous financing which closed December 1, 2009. On May 1, 2010, the 20 day volume weighted average price (“VWAP”) of Stans common stock surpassed $0.15 per share, triggering the acceleration of the warrants. Participants in the December 1, 2009 financing elected to exercise their 20,000,000 warrants, at the agreed exercise price of $0.10 per warrant.

Robert Mackay, CEO, said, “We are happy to see this additional vote of confidence. Stans is well funded to aggressively develop Kutessay II and the Aktyuz Ore Field. We expect to be issuing a JORC resource statement by the end of the summer.”

Management is traveling to Kyrgyzstan this week to get a full progress report on the developments of Kutessay II and the Aktyuz Ore Field. There has been no disruption in the Company’s operations which are located in the north of Kyrgyzstan.

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

CAUTIONARY STATEMENT

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

This news release includes certain “forward-looking statements”. All statements other than statements of historical fact included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization and reserves, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of Stans, are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and results to differ materially from Stans’ plans and expectations as detailed herein and from time to time in the filings made by Stans with the TSX Venture Exchange and securities regulators. Stans does not assume any obligation to update or revise their forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

April 30, 2010

In February of this year, Stans Energy Corp.’s 100% owned subsidiary, Stans Energy Kg, retained the services of a number of local contractors to assist the company in the development of Kutessay II and the exploration of the Aktyuz Ore Field (AOF). The responsibilities of each contractor in the implementation of our comprehensive program are as follows:

1. Complete a JORC resource estimate for Kutessay II, to confirm the Kyrgyz State Reserve Committee’s historic reserve estimate with 3D modelling of the deposit. Open pit mining recommendations will be included – Kazakhstan Mineral Company Ltd., Bishkek Branch
2. Underground drift resampling to confirm Kutessay II historic adit sampling and drilling data – Tien Shan Gold Ltd.
3. Conduct a review of the technology used in the existing mill and Plant 1 of the Kyrgyz Chemical & Metallurgical Plant (KCMP) to propose recommendations for improvements of the previous rare earth element (REE) concentrate production process – Information and Research Centre Ltd. (Certified Laboratory)
4. Develop an exploration program for REE mineralization of the AOF – Asiarudproject Corporation
5. Prepare a summary of the AOF historic geological, geophysical and geochemical data and plan the summer geophysical and drilling program – Tien Shan Ltd.

As of April 20th, Stans has received reports with recommendations for items 3-5 above. The 3D model of the existing pit and ore body has been developed and the existing drift and cross cuts at 2263 m in elevation have been opened for re-sampling. Based on the information provided in the reports and work done to date, the following 2010 summer program will be completed to plan the redevelopment of the Kutessay II mine:

• Initial prospecting program on the known REE mineralized zones of the AOF to identify and confirm drill targets.
• Detailed geophysical program to determine the shape and size of the Kutessay II deposit below the 2213 m horizon. The geophysical results will be used to evaluate other known targets in the AOF.
• Deep drilling under the 2213 m horizon of Kutessay II to confirm and possibly expand the historical REE tonnage estimate.
• Bulk sampling of stockpiles in the Kutessay II pit, sampling of the 2263 m adit and core sampling from the drill holes planned above. Under the supervision of Dr. V Kosynkin, Information and Research Centre Ltd. will use these samples to conduct milling, recovery and concentrate upgrade tests.
• Dr. V. Kosynkin will assess and make recommendations for any technological and/or efficiency improvements for KCMP. Included will be a recommendation for the KCMP’s possible integration with the overall Kutessay II mine re-development program.

Stans Energy Corp. expects to have the results of these programs by the fall, at which time, the company will proceed with a feasibility study under the supervision of its Advisory Board.

The scientific and technical information in this document was prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) and was reviewed, verified and compiled by Stans Energy Corp.’s geological and mining staff under the supervision of the company’s qualified person, Dr. Gennady Savchenko, Managing Director, Stans Energy KG.

Stans Energy Corp. has approved the issuance of 900,000 stock options, priced at $0.32 per share with an expiry date of April 29, 2015, to consultants and Stans Energy KG employees subject to TSX-V exchange approval.

The board and management of Stans Energy Corp. express our condolences to all those who lost family members, as well as those who were injured during the events of recent weeks in the Kyrgyz Republic. Stans Energy is committed to working with the new government of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Please visit Stans Energy’s website – www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

Dr. Kosynkin was born on May 23, 1936 in the City of Krasnoyarsk. In 1953, he was admitted to the Faculty of Chemistry at Moscow State University, where he graduated with degree in Chemistry. From 1959 until the present, Dr. Kosynkin has been employed by Russia’s State Institute of Chemical Technologies (VNIIHT). Since 1973, he has been in charge of VNIIHT’s research and development of REEs chemistry and technology. In 1964, Dr. Kosynkin earned his Ph.D. dissertation in a uranium related topic. In 1988, Dr. Kosynkin completed his doctorate dissertation on the development of REEs through processing loparite concentrate. He became a professor in 1990. Through his time with VNIIHT, Dr. Kosynkin held the following positions – Chief of Laboratory, Head of the REEs Department, and at present, he presides as an Advisor. Dr. Kosynkin has been in charge of the technical research and commissioning of new REE productions in Russia, Ukraine, Estonia and Kazakhstan. He has lectured in Russia, China and Korea, and was twice a recipient of USSR and Russian government awards for his work in the REEs industry.

Please visit Stans Energy’s website – www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

Stans has made changes to its website and corporate presentation to comply with NI 43-101‟s 2.2 (c) and 4.2 (2) including deleting items that do not comply and including a disclaimer on „historical reserves‟ and „historical resources‟ that these items are not NI 43-101 compliant.
The Company has also filed two material contracts with Viol Energy (formerly Viol Grand) on Sedar, signed in 2005 and 2009, regarding the acquisition of Viol Energy‟s three exploration licenses in the Kyrgyz Republic.

Please visit Stans Energy’s website – www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com

The KCMP assets under the Option Agreement include three plants, the associated equipment and the railway terminal used when KCMP was last in production. Stans will be engaging an independent engineering evaluator to assess the capabilities of KCMP as the company moves towards returning Kutessay II to production. Under the Option Agreement, Stans will be responsible for covering the costs of security, maintenance and utilities for the plants and rail terminal. Stans will initiate an independent appraisal of the KCMP rare earth complex to determine the basis for the purchase price should Stans exercise the option.

During the period of operation, from 1966 to 1991, KCMP separated and recovered all 15 REEs to produce 120 different rare-earth products, including oxides, pure metals and alloys at purities of up to 99.99%.

Rodney Irwin, Chairman of Stans Energy, former Canadian Ambassador to Russia, and current Honorary Consul for The Kyrgyz Republic to Canada states, “On behalf of our shareholders, I would like to express our appreciation to the management of Stans in securing the exclusive option for the KCMP complex, which becomes the next step in Stans Energy Corp., becoming a near-term rare earth producer.”

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

For further details on Stans Energy Corp., please visit the Company’s website at: www.stansenergy.com. The website is currently being updated to provide additional information on KCMP.

Robert Mackay
President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.
Ph. 647 426 1865
Email: robert@stansenergy.com

Jonathan Buick
Investor Relations, The Buick Group
Ph. 416 915 0915
Email: jbuick@buickgroup.com