TEE Report for Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1

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6 February 2019

Shefa Yamim (A.T.M.) Ltd.

("Shefa Yamim" or the "Company")

Independent Technical Economic Evaluation Report Places First Mine in Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 at the Lower End of the Cost Curve

Shefa Yamim (LSE: SEFA), a precious stone exploration and prospecting Company in Northern Israel, is pleased to announce that the Technical Economic Evaluation ('TEE') of the Kishon Mid-Reach project has been issued.

This report was compiled by Paradigm Project Management ('PPM'), which led the breakthrough mine and processing plant design for Lucara Diamonds Inc at Karowe Mine (formerly the AK6 project) and more recently for Newfield Resources on the Tongo diamond project in Sierra Leone. The CEO of PPM Jeremy Clarke was also a former CEO of Gemfields plc and Consulting Metallurgist for De Beers.

The main requirement of this TEE was to determine the potential technical parameters for the Kishon Mid Reach Zone 1 Precious Stones Alluvial Project and then complete a high-level conceptual study to derive the possible capital expenditure estimate and operating cost budget which would be used to assess the required in-situ value of this precious stones exploration target to ensure a financial return on investment.

The main findings of the TEE are as follows:

The capital expenditure for the development of the mine using new equipment has been estimated at US$11.30 million. If contract mining is undertaken, the capital expenditure for the mine can be reduced to US$7.5 million again using new equipment; but the operating cost budget over the LoM increases to US$27/t processed.

However, PPM have also identified a number of opportunities to significantly reduce both the capital and operating cost, which include using second hand equipment, upgrading the existing plant, contract mining, expanding the mineral resource and most importantly increasing the mined throughput ('economies of scale'). The latter has the potential to halve the unit operation cost to between $10-15/tonne. The Company believes that as it has already invested significantly in the processing plant and machinery, this will help it to reduce the operation costs significantly. In addition, the Company plans to make further upgrades to the new processing equipment already purchased from the proceeds of the IPO and hence only a further relatively low investment of up to US$1 million is required in order to double the processing rate to 100 tonnes per hour.

Avi Taub, CEO of Shefa Yamim, said: "We are encouraged by the Technical Economic Evaluation for our Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 project which has provided the Company with a solid base case for the development of the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 project. The independent TEE report suggests that the project is at the lower end of the cost curve, placing the costs on a par with comparable diamond producers and at the lower end of the precious stone producers.

"For a relatively small amount of investment, the Company will be able to upgrade its new processing plant and machinery, which will double its processing capacity as well as potentially halving the unit operating cost once in steady state operations. I look forward to updating with further developments as we progress towards providing an indicative valuation of the precious stones and trial mining on the Kishon Mid-Reach Zone 1 project."

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About Shefa Yamim (A.T.M.)

Shefa Yamim is a multi-commodity precious stone exploration and prospecting Company in Northern Israel. It has two flagship projects, Mount Carmel (volcanic primary bedrock sources of gemstone and industrial minerals) and the Kishon Mid Reach (secondary alluvial placer deposits hosting the gemstone and industrial minerals derived from primary bodies).

After 18 years of exploration in a "greenfields" terrain, Shefa Yamim established a "Source to Sink" geological model and the presence of a Target Mineral Assemblage ("TMA") in both primary volcanic sources and in secondary alluvial deposits lying within the Kishon catchment, on Mount Carmel and in the Ramot Menashe area.

The TMA comprises gemstones and industrial minerals. The gemstones collectively make up the "Gem Box" suite, comprised of diamond (rare and small macro-diamond to microdiamond sizes), Natural Moissanite™ (that is rare globally), sapphire, ruby, Carmel Sapphire™ (a new sapphire type found, to date, only in northern Israel), hibonite (another rare gem), garnet, ilmenite and spinel. The heavy industrial minerals constitute the "HIM" suite hosting zircon (which may be gem grade at larger sizes) and rutile.

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