Fred Davidson, CEO IMPACT Silver Corp. “Silver Mining Company with 3 Producing Mines in Mexico” at the World Resource Investment Conference 2012

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IMPACT Silver Corp. (TSX-V: IPT) is a precious metal mining and exploration company operating in central Mexico, with a producing silver operation at the 423-square-kilometer Royal Mines of Zacualpan Silver District, which includes the Carlos Pacheco area; the adjoining 200-square-kilometer Mamatla VMS District, which includes the Capire Mine Development Project now under construction; and a 16.5% shareholding in Defiance Silver Corp., who are advancing IMPACT’s 200 tpd mill and mineral concessions in the Zacatecas Silver District. SNNLive spoke with Fred Davidson, CEO of IMPACT Silver Corp. at the Cambridge House World Resource Investment Conference 2012 in Vancouver, BC.

“IMPACT Silver is a producing silver mine south and west of Mexico City. We are currently running about 1 million ounces a year. We’re unique in somewhat in the last 6 years, we have been profitable every year, and increased production 20% a year. At the same time, IMPACT is probably one of the largest contiguous land packages in Mexico, 623 sq. km. We’re currently engaged in a second production site which is called Capire. Its down in Guerrero State…in Guerrero State, we’re putting volcanogenic massive sulfide into production, which will be an open pit. Thirdly, we have a major exploration program going on, to expand the Capire to multiple sites, and also to take…a gold-copper project hopefully into production in the next few years”, Mr. Davidson states.

“There’s over 2500 old mines from the 1500s on…we expect to continue expanding and keeping production year in year out going forward”, Mr. Davidson goes on to say about mining for Silver and Gold in Mexico. For more information about IMPACT Silver, check out their website, and you can follow them on Twitter @IMPACT_Silver. SNNLive welcomes Fred Davidson, CEO of IMPACT Silver Corp.

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