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MAG Silver Corp.

TICKER: TSX:MAG; NYSE:MVG

DESCRIPTION: MAG Silver is a leading exploration company working in the Mexican Silver Belt. The high-grade discoveries on our Juanicipio property are helping transform the Fresnillo Trend, the world's oldest and most prolific silver district. Work with partner Fresnillo plc (56%) is defining a world-class mineral resource—key to next-generation production by the world's largest silver miner.

MAG Silver featured in The Globe and Mail (1/22/10).

Watch MAG Silver President & CEO Dan MacInnis comment on withdrawal of Fresnillo's "take-under" bid on BNN. (6/25/09)

Listen now to a radio interview with Dan MacInnis, President & CEO, on Financial Sense (MacInnis third interview).

WEBSITE: http://www.magsilver.com
MAG Silver Update (10/08) MAG Silver Featured in Resource World Mag. Q2-2008 MD&A Q1-2008 MD&A

The information below is based on the most recent information we have received from analysts and the companies participating in The Gold Report. We encourage you to visit the company's web site for updates.

"MAG Silver Corp. (TSX:MAG) (NYSE:MVG) is moving along very well—there is no question they will be moving into production—with Fresnillo, their joint venture partner, on their in Zacatecas project. It's kind of a typical good news-bad news story for a junior company when they have a major as a partner. They are at the mercy of their partner regarding the timing and news flow. And as I mentioned in Part I, Fresnillo is showing no mercy dealing with MAG. They are well-funded at this point, and are doing exploration in some other areas. They've probably got one of the best teams in Mexico with Peter Megaw's group (Minera Cascabel) advising on their exploration programs. They have a new property in northern Chihuahua that I have not visited yet. That project, called Cinco de Mayo, is showing some very good initial results. They don't have a resource defined yet, but they are exploring for carbonate replacement deposits (CRDs), which can get very big."
- The Gold Report Interview with Trey Wasser (Pt. II) (01/11/10)

"Silver stocks are starting to break out of long basing patterns. Although I have followed SLW – Silver Wheaton, SLV—iShares Silver Trust ETF and the price of silver for quite some time on my public list I have somewhat neglected the sector. Today I added MVG—MAG Silver to the list as it popped up in my above average volume scans. This could be the start of a move to the upside. Keep in mind though most silver mining stocks have quite some overhead resistance they will need to fight through. So from a purely technical perspective, there is no need to rush things as they are unlikely to develop immediate explosive momentum to the upside as opposed to stocks trading at all-time highs."
- Tischendorf Letter (12/02/09)

"MAG Silver released drill hole assays from the Pozo Seco prospect at the Cinco de Mayo project in Mexico. Pozo Seco is a relatively new prospect within the project that has returned anomalous molybdenum and gold values. The standout hole in this release is CM09-139, which intersected 57 meters grading 0.35% molybdenum and 0.73 grams per tonne gold. This follows up on CM09-130, which intersected 34.5 meters grading 0.47% molybdenum and 0.14 grams per tonne gold. Most of the other holes in the area are anomalous across the currently tested 400-meter trend.

I would describe the results from Pozo Seco as interesting so far, and probably indicative of a large hydrothermal system or two somewhere in the region. MAG's drilling on the Cinco de Mayo project has covered a roughly 2-kilometer trend and turned up a number of interesting base and precious metal intersections. So far the center of gravity, or heart of the system, has proved elusive, and there is nothing we can point to as a discovery. . .we will wait to see what they add to the story."
- Exploration Insights (11/12/09)

"MAG Silver, known primarily for its silver exploration successes, saw its shares jump Wednesday after the company announced it had found molybdenum. MAG released assay and geological results from ongoing exploration drilling on its 100%-owned Cinco de Mayo property in northern Chihuahua State, Mexico. This highlighted that the most significant result from this ongoing program is the discovery of a high-grade molybdenum (Mo) (gold) zone at Pozo Seco located 4 km southwest of the Jose Manto Discovery. Hole 130, reported 75 m (beginning near surface) averaging 0.307% Mo, including 34.5 m averaging 0.637% Mo with 0.140 ppm gold, and also including 4.65 m that runs 1.64% Mo with 0.467 ppm gold. A second hole, 83, cut a 56.8 m section (beginning near surface) running 0.19% Mo with 0.11 ppm gold, including a 17.4 m section within the lower part of the zone that runs 0.47% Mo with 0.20 ppm gold. The base of this zone also includes a 2.3 m section carrying 4% zinc. President Dan MacInnis said, 'The Pozo Seco moly-gold zone intersections are significant in that they not only report high-grade Mo (Au) over appreciable widths. . .creating potential as a stand-alone high-grade molybdenum target, but they are remarkably similar to mineralization that flanks the central parts of San Martin-Sabinas, Zacatecas, the largest skarn-replacement deposit known in Mexico."
- Morning Coffee, Canaccord Capital (09/24/09)

". . .MAG has gained some ground in line with the silver price increase, so obviously the market recognizes the quality of their asset. We are waiting on the results of a scoping study formulated on the assumption that Valdecañas will be mined as a standalone operation rather than part of the Fresnillo complex. This is clearly the more expensive and unlikely option but should give some validity to our expectations that Valdecañas is worth more than the current market capitalization. We shall see."
- Exploration Insights (09/12/08)

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