June 13 2011 Vancouver
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This presenta,on may contain “forward‐looking statements” which reect the Company’scurrent expecta,ons regarding the future results of opera,ons future an,cipatedexplora,on results the proposed construc,on of a mill facility performance and
achievements of the Company including poten,al property acquisi,ons the ,ming contentand results or work programs geological interpreta,ons and poten,al mineral recovery
processes and nego,a,on and closing of future nancings. The statements reect the current
beliefs of the management of the Company and are based on currently availableinforma,on. Accordingly these statements are subject to known and unknown risks
uncertain,es and other factors which could cause the actual results performance orachievements of the Company to differ materially from those expressed in or implied bythese statements. In addi,on investors are cau,oned that this presenta,on may containinforma,on about mineral proper,es adjacent to or near the Company’s proper,es and in
which the Company has no right or interest. Mineral deposits on such adjacent or near
proper,es are not indica,ve of the mineral deposits if any which may be found on theCompany’s proper,es.
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LA PLATOSA, DURANGO STATE, MEXICO
• Highest grade Silver producer in Mexico• 2011 Mine Plan: 5 000 tonnes per month & long‐term mine planning underway to increase produc,on rate• 2011 budgeted grades 793 g/t (23 oz/T) Ag 7.2% Pb 7.8% Zn• 2011 $7.0 Million dollar explora,on program funded by internal cash ow• Over 41 000 hectares (101 313 acres) of 100%‐owned under‐explored land & recently op,oned an addi,onal
17 000 ha (42 007 acres)
MIGUEL AUZA, ZACATECAS STATE, MEXICO• Modern mill & mine built and developed by Silver Eagle Mines acquired in June 2009• Addi,onal 40% es,mated milling capacity available• Historic mining district with considerable discovery poten,al• Ini,al EXN explora,on program completed** in September 2010
** Further work ON HOLD as we concentrate on our Platosa explora9on
• Over 41 000 hectares (101 313 acres) of mineral rights
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE LISTED ‐ EXN• Market capitaliza,on of $200 million 248MM common shares• Average daily share volume of over 400 000
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March 31, 2011
Tonnes of ore processed: 12 391
Ore grades:Silver (g/t) 604Lead (%) 5.12Zinc (%) 7.08
Recoveries:Silver (%) 83.3Lead (%) 68.2Zinc (%) 71.6
Produc on:Silver – (oz) 202 077Lead – (lb) 931 080Zinc – (lb) 1 334 575
Sales:Silver – (oz) 202 077Lead – (lb) 931 080Zinc – (lb) 1 334 575
Realized prices:Silver – ($US/oz) 33.38Lead – ($US/lb) 1.17Zinc – ($US/lb) 1.09
Net cash cost: US $/oz Ag 8.46
Dec. 31, 2010
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July 31, 2009
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Bismark: 15 MT+1
Cananea: 10 MT+ CRD2
Santa Eulalia: 50 MT5
Santa Barbara: 20 MT+ CRD7
Mapimi-Ojuela: 6 MT9
Velardena: 18 MT10
San Martin – Sabinas: 120 MT11
Catorce La Paz: 10 MT13
Charcas: 25 MT14
San Pedro Corralitos: 5 MT +3
Rio Tinto-Terrazas: 60 MT+4
Naica: 35 MT6
Sierra Almoloya: 1 MT+8
Conception del Oro: 45 MT++12
Cerro San Pedro: 4 MT + Au zone15
La Negra: 5 MT16
Zimapan: 8 MT17
Miguel Auza
Fresnillo
Platosa
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Deposit Tonnes Ag g/t Pb % Zn % Est. NSR US$/t@ 2007 Prices
San Mar,n/Sabinas 80 m 125 1.0 4.0 132
Santa Eulalia 50 m 310 8.0 7.5 270
Naica 35 m 213 4.0 5.6 194
Ojuela 6 m 475 15.0 10.0 482
La Encantada 3 m 250 5.0 7.0 209
Platosa Mantos 579 000 909 9.1 10.5 ± $600 (2007)
Platosa NSR/t @ $34/oz Ag, $1.05/lb Pb, $0.95/lb Zn (May 2011) ± $825
Non‐Platosa Mineral Resources modied a er Megaw 2002
Non‐Platosa NSRs from Megaw circa 2007
NSR includes Cu & Au when present. 2007 metal prices ± Ag $15 Pb $1.00 Zn $1.00
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Category Tonnes(t)
Ag(g/t)
Ag(oz/T)
Pb(%)
Zn(%)
Indicated 579 000 909 26.5 9.09 10.51Inferred 160 000 731 21.3 7.44 7.57
Approximate 10 year mine life
at production levels of 57,000 to 80,000 tpy &assuming all tonnes are mineable
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PIERNA MANTO
Up to 1,489 g/t Ag, 11% Pb, 22% Zn/6.1m
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One drill
ZTEM targetsdened. 2nd drill
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Rincón del Caído area
3D IP – Proposed Drill Holes
General ZTEM target areas
0.5-3.0km to NNW
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Total Property Area - 580 km 2
Mine
Original PropertySUNDANCE OPTION
6 Mt of high-grade prod. EXCELMEX VII
Approx. outline of intrusive complex
3rd drill mobilizingin June
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NE‐1 Manto
NE
Frag. limestone closerTo surface (±250m)
NW‐SE fault
All mantos occur within a specic fragmental limestoneunit. The large‐tonnage proximal deposit remains tobe found at some distance below this & will be associatedwith an intrusive/skarn complex.
-150m
-300m
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Most of the favourable stra,graphy is alluvium‐covered or beneath barren units thereforeexplora,on is largely conducted remotely.
MAIN TOOLS (con nually evolving)
• Diamond Drilling • Geophysics – With recent technical advances more effec,ve than once thought (ZTEM 3D IP
NSAMT Mag Gravity)
• Biogeochemistry – Very effec,ve but vegeta,on cover therefore survey coverage is limited
ZTEM AEM SurveyIni,al interpreta,on complete (and will be ongoing) & drilling began lateMarch. Ideally suited to detect structural networks weakly conduc,ve/disseminated bodies (proximal style deposit)
3D IP Survey
Drill holes spo ed on chargeability anomalies similar to those associated
with known mantos. To date anomalies explained by non‐economicsulphides. Addi,onal interpreta,on required.
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Shareholders of Lateegra will receive 0.54 common shares (the “Exchange Ra,o”) of Excellon (“ExcellonShares”) for each Lateegra Share that they own;
Based on the closing price of the Lateegra Shares and Excellon Shares on May 30 2011 the Exchange Ra,orepresents:
an implicit price of $0.4644 per Lateegra Share; a premium of 27.2% and 34.4% based on the May 30 th closing price and 45‐day volume‐weighted
average price of the Lateegra Shares respec,vely;
Upon comple,on of the Transac,on Lateegra shareholders will own approximately 11.9% of Excellon on a fullydiluted basis;
An opportunity for Lateegra shareholders to benet from Excellon’s produc,on prole and exposure to currentsilver prices its explora,on poten,al exper,se ability to nance explora,on and signicantly improved tradingliquidity; and
An opportunity for Excellon shareholders to benet from exposure to prime explora,on proper,es in theTimmins Gold Camp and Abi,bi greenstone belt with geographic and precious metal diversica,on into
another mining friendly poli,cally stable environment.
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Dome MineHollinger Mine
DeSantis No. 2 Shaft
Location of Longitudinal Section
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Initial 2011 Drilling Area
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Mr. Crossgrove is a Member of the Order of Canada and the Order or Ontario. He is former Chairman and a founder of MasoniteInterna,onal Corpora,on a door manufacturing company. Masonite had opera,ons in 12 countries had 22 000 employees and annualsales in excess of US$2 billion. Mr. Crossgrove has been in the mining industry for his en,re career and sits on various boards of directors including Barrick Gold Lake Shore Gold Quadra Logic Technologies Pelangio Mines and Dundee Realty Corpora,on andpreviously served as CEO and Vice Chairman of Placer Dome Inc. He has also served as a management and volunteer leader in Ontario’shealth care sector.
Rob Whi all is a chartered accountant and professional engineer with over 25 years of experience in the minerals industry. He has
worked in senior management posi,ons for a variety of explora,on and mining companies recently with Volta Resources Inc. as Chief Financial Officer where he was also a founder and director. He has also held senior nancial management posi,ons with TVX Gold Inc.as Vice President Finance and Rio Algom Limited and Anvil Range Mining over the course of his career.
Mr. Sullivan has been with Excellon since early 2007 and has over 35 years of experience in the mineral industry. He has held seniorposi,ons with Noranda Inc. Wa s Griffis and McOuat Limited and Hudson Bay Mining and has directed major explora,on programsmanaged eld offices and evaluated projects at all stages in Canada Europe Africa and La,n America.
Mr. Moore has been with Excellon since June of 2009. Previously he had been the manager at Silver Eagle Mines (San Pedro Resources)for two years. With over 30 years of mining experience he has held senior opera,ons posi,ons with North American PalladiumDeBeers Miramar and Royal Oak Mines.
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Bio on previous page.
Mr. McFarland’s experience covers a range of investment banking ac,vi,es including general corporate advisory work on nancial strategiesmergers acquisi,ons and dives,tures public and private nancings venture capital tax shelters securi,es analysis and corporate restructurings.He was a Director of Placer Dome Inc. and Masonite Interna,onal Corpora,on.
Mr. Ryan is founder and CEO of First General Securi,es Inc. a venture management and investment company in Vancouver B.C. He has served as adirector and officer of a number of public and private technology nancial and mining companies and was formerly Chair and CEO of DiscoveryEnterprises Inc. a Bri,sh Columbia Crown corpora,on providing equity capital to emerging technology companies. Mr. Ryan holds a B. Comm. fromthe University of Saskatchewan and an MBA from the University of Western Ontario.
Mr. For,er obtained his law degree in 1964 and was admi ed to the Barreau du Québec in June 1965. He held various increasingly senior posi,onsat Noranda and in 1989 was appointed as Senior Vice‐President of Noranda responsible for the strategic posi,oning of Noranda in Québec. In July1991 he became President and Chief Execu,ve Officer of Kerr Addison Mines Limited a Noranda affiliated company. In 1993 he became Presidentand CEO of a predecessor company to Campbell Resources Inc. of which he remained President un,l December 2009. He is also a member of theBoard of Ferrinov Inc. Mr. For,er was Chairman of the Board of the Conseil du Patronat du Québec from June 1998 to June 2002 and is an HonoraryMember of the Fonda,on de lâ Université Laval having served as its Chairman from September 1997 to September 1999..
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