TTM RESOURCES ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF CHU MO LAND HOLDINGS AND COMMENCES AIRBORNE ON ITS DEEKER CREEK PROJECT

Vancouver, June 11, 2008: TTM Resources Inc. announces that it has acquired an additional 8 new mineral tenures through staking totaling 2847.67 hectares. The claims are contiguous with the Company's Chu Molybdenum Property to the South and expand the area of the Chu property to approximately 15,094 hectares of contiguous claims. A summer exploration program is planned for all the recent property acquisitions. To view the new claim map please see

Deeker Creek Project

The Company also reports that Aeroquest Limited has begun a 974 line kilometer airborne geophysical survey on the company's Deeker Creek Project in northwestern British Columbia. The 100% owned Deeker Creek Project consists of forty-five contiguous claims, encompassing approximately 17,322 hectares located in the Liard Mining Division, 210 kilometers northwest of Stewart and 65 kilometers southwest of Telegraph Creek in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. The project is situated on the western margin of the intermontaine belt within the Stikine Arch, an area known for precious metal deposits. The Galore Creek copper porphyry deposit, is located 25 kilometers southeast of the Deeker Creek Project. For a complete report on the project please visit

The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, P.Geo., a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.