Brookemont Capital Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BKT) ("Brookemont" or the "Company") is
pleased to provide an update to its news release dated December 18, 2009.
Pursuant to the definitive agreement entered into between Brookemont and a
private corporation headquartered in Calgary, Alberta (the "Purchaser"), the
Company has completed the sale of its interests in and to certain assets in
connection with the Bantry and Pembina properties, including PNG rights,
tangibles and wells (the "Assets"), in consideration for the payment of
$575,000. The TSX Venture Exchange accepted the filing for the transaction.


About the Assets

The Assets consist of petroleum and natural gas rights, tangible assets and
miscellaneous interests in connection with the Bantry and Pembina properties.
The Bantry property is located 60 miles northwest of Medicine Hat, Alberta and
the Pembina property is located 50 miles southwest of Edmonton, Alberta. For a
current evaluation of the Assets, please refer to the Audited Annual Financial
Statements filed by Brookemont on November 30, 2009 on SEDAR (www.sedar.com).


Following the completion of the proposed disposition of the Assets, Brookemont
intends to focus on its interests in the mineral claims prospective lithium in
Northern Ontario, quartz mineral claims on Yukon, and the mineral claim blocks
in the Stewart Mining Region of British Columbia. 


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Conrad Clemiss, Director and President

Legal Notice Regarding Forward Looking Statements

This news release may contain "forward looking statements" within the meaning of
applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements in this
news release include that Brookemont intends to focus its interest in the
mineral claims prospective lithium in Northern Ontario, quartz mineral claims in
Yukon, and the mineral claim blocks in the Stewart Mining Region of British
Columbia. This statement is subject to risks that may cause the actual results
to be materially different in future periods from those expressed or implied by
such forward looking statement. Risks that may prevent or delay the forward
looking statements from coming to fruition include the risk that: (i)
unforeseeable circumstances may prevent exploration on these properties; and
(ii) fluctuating commodity prices may render exploration unfeasible. It is our
policy not to update forward looking statements.