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    Corporate PresentationCorporate Presentation

    February 2010February 2010

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    Silvercorp has built a record of success by formulating and executing adistinct long-term strategy characterized by THREE key steps:

    1) Acquire a project and conduct selective exploration to further delineate its

    potential.

    2) Develop mine operations and generate profits before the projects potentialis fully drilled.

    3) Cash flow generated from operations is used to fund further exploration,

    resource expansion and production ramp up.

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    Silvercorps Strategic Vision

    Silvercorps goal is to focus on profitability while building a long-term growth basefinanced by internal cash flows.

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    Lorne Waldman, MBA, LL.B.Corporate Secretary

    Maria Tang, CA, CPAInterim Chief Financial Officer

    Myles J. Gao, P.Geo.

    President & COO, Director

    Jack Austin, P.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B.,LL.MSpecial Advisor to the Chairman

    Shaoyang Shen, MBA, CMAGeneral Manager, China Operations

    Rui Feng, Ph.D., GeologyChairman & CEO, Director

    Management

    Greg Hall

    Earl DrakeMyles J. Gao

    Robert Gayton

    Paul Simpson

    Yikang LiuRui Feng

    Board of Directors

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    Management & Board

    Dr. Feng & Yikang Liu

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    Ying Mine

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    Ying Mining District ,Henan Province, toproduce ~4.7 - 5.0million ounces ofsilver in FY2010

    Main production tocome from flagshipYing Mine (~90% ofproduction).

    Remaining production

    to come from the TLP,LM and HPG mineswhere infrastructuredevelopment isongoing.

    Silvercorps Operations

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    Mill Office

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    YING MINEHPG Mine

    TLP Mine

    LM Mine

    Milling Capacity: 2,500 tpdMining Capacity: 1,500 tpd

    New 1,500 tpd Mill

    1,000 tpd Mill

    Ying Mining District, Henan Province

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    FY2010 Ying Mine Production Forecast

    Ores Mined Commodity Grade Recoveries Projected Metal Sales

    315,000

    Tonnes

    Silver 480 g/t 91% 4.5 Million Oz

    Lead 9.0% 95% 58.0 Million lbs

    Zinc 3.0% 72% 14.0 Million lbs

    0.2 0.5 million ounces of silverLM, TLP, HPG

    Est. Cash FlowTotal Silver Production Forecast for FY2010

    Ying Mining

    District

    Ying Mine 4.5 million ounces of silver ~$55-60 Mill ion

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    Production Forecast for FY2010

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    Feasibility study underway.

    Production Capacity:1,500 tpd mine & mill inoperation by 2012.

    Capital cost:Mill construction: $10 millionMine development: $20million

    Production:Silver: > 2 million ozLead & Zinc: > 40 million lbs

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    GC Development Project 2nd Base for Growth

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    Mine and mill design, equivalent to a feasibility study by Canadian Standards, is

    underway. Mining permit expected in 2010 from the Ministry of Land and Resources after the EIS

    is approved.

    Mine & Mill construction to commence in 2010-2011 and production expected in 2012.

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    Measured & Indicated Resource: 28.5 mil lionounces of silver, 96,000 tonnes of lead, and214,000 tonnes of zinc (NI43-101 Technical Report- June 26, 2009).

    Inferred Resource: 30.8 mill ion ounces of silver,

    115,000 tonnes of lead and 213,000 tonnes of zinc.

    Silvercorp is currently engaged in the environmentalpermitting process. GC Landscape

    GC Development Project

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    2008 Dril l Program

    GC Development Project High Growth Potential

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    2H/2010E1H/2010ADescriptionProject/Mines

    $3 Million

    $3 Million

    $5 Million

    Total Capital Expenditures Budget for Fiscal 2010: $20 Million*

    $1 MillionDrilling, Permitting & SurfaceRights

    GC Project

    $2 MillionDevelopment and Remaining

    Acquisition CostTLP, LM & HPG Mines

    $6 MillionExploration, Development andMill

    Ying Mine

    * To be financed by internally generated cash flow of approx. $55-$60 million for FY2010.

    Capital Expenditures Budget for FY2010

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    May 2008:Addition of GC/SMT

    Project Resource

    September 2007: Resourceexpansion at Ying and addition ofHPG Mine

    May 2006: Drilling doubles Yingresources

    June 2009: Updated GC TechnicalReport increases M&I Resources

    November 2008:Addition of TLPand LM Resource

    Apr il 2005: Silver Resource

    Defined at Ying

    History Resource Growth: FY2004 - FY2010

    24.5

    72.1

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    8.36

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    41.9

    46.3

    63.0

    84.4

    10.5

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    OuncesofSilver(Millions)

    Measured

    Indicated

    Inferred

    43.3

    97.1

    123.0

    163.4

    194.7

    217.0

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    Growth in Resources

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    Silver Product ion - Actual and Forecast*

    1.94

    3.42 3.654.50

    3.80 3.70 3.70

    0.50 0.55

    0.40 1.80 2.20 2.20

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    ilver

    Millions

    GC

    HPG+TLP+LM

    Ying

    4.203.96

    1.94

    4.7 5.0

    5.0 5.6

    7.5 8.0

    * Capital Requirement of US$20-25 million per year over next 3 years

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    Silver Production History & Forecast

    5.6 6.0

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    All amounts in US Dollars unless otherwise stated.* Adjusted Net Income. Please see May 14, 2009 News Release.

    3-mo Avg. Daily Vol.: 2.3 Million (NYSE+TSX)

    Shares Outstanding: 161.9 Million

    52-Week Hi/Low: $8.00/$1.95

    Component of the NYSE Composite andS&P/TSX Composite and Global MiningIndexes

    Basic Market Cap.: ~$930 Million(Based on share price on Feb 10, 2010 close)

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    Capital Structure

    Cash Flow: $15.9 Million (FY2009: $47.0M)

    Financial Highlights for Q3/FY2010

    No LT Debt; No Hedging

    Cash Position: $87.8 Million

    Net Income: $12.4 Million (FY2009: $27.3M*)

    CDN$0.02/Share Quarterly Dividends

    Revenue: $31.3 Million (FY2009: $83.5M)

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    Capital Structure & Financial Highlights

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    * Latest Quarter ended September 30, 2009

    Silvercorp Sales Mix by Metal

    Zinc 8%Gold 1%

    Lead 41%

    Silver 50%

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    Cash Cost per Oz Silver Adjusted for By-ProductCredits - Latest Quarter*

    -$6.33

    Lowest cost producer of silver amongindustry peers: cash cost was -$7.73per ounce of silver in Q3/2010(FY2009:-$2.77)

    Highest gross profit margin amongindustry peers: Q3/2010 77%

    Industry Leading Profitability

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    Silvercorp has generated positive cash flows every quarter since productioncommenced in April 2006.

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    Robust Operating Cash Flows

    Cash Flows From Operations: Q1/FY2007 - Q3/FY2010

    $1.7

    $6.7$9.9

    $11.8

    $18.9 $20.5$23.1

    $17.2$15.2

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    Top Silver Producing Countr ies in 2008

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    Many RegionsUnderexplored

    Third Largest SilverProducing Country

    Close to End Market

    Rapid ConstructionTimes

    Low Capital &Operating Costs

    Home to world-class silverdeposits.

    Fragmented primary silvermarket. Many opportunitiesfor consolidation, but difficultto obtain data (No NI43-101report).

    Smelters located within 160kilometres of Silvercorpsmills.

    All supplies sourced locallyand hard working labour force.

    Many opportunities for newdiscoveries.

    Low-cost mining equipmentand experienced labour.

    Hand sorted ore for direct shipment to smelters

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    The China Environment

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    Ying Mining Camp consolidated: acquired three newmines for short-term production growth.

    15 quarters of positive cash flows from operations.

    500% growth in silver resources from 43.3M oz in2005 to 217M oz in 2009.

    Completion of new mill at Ying Mining Camp, bringingtotal milling capacity to 2,500 tpd.

    Acquisition of the GC project, establishing secondproduction base for mid-term production growth.

    Dividend payments of $21.05 million to date.

    Listing on the NYSE in November 2009.

    Growth financed by internal cash flows.

    Full Tailings Dam

    Miner at Ying

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    Significant Achievements

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    Mine PermitAppl ication

    PartialProduction/

    Mine

    Development

    FullProduction

    Status

    95% JV with Private Chinese Company

    Under permit application process; mine and mill constructionplanned in 2010-11 with production expected for 2012

    70% JV with Private Chinese Company Acquired January 2007; Partial production in progress

    77.5% JV with Henan Geological Bureau

    Acquired December 2007; Partial production in progress

    70% JV with Private Chinese Company

    Acquired November 2007; Partial production in progress

    77.5% JV with Henan Geological Bureau

    Acquired March 2004; Commercial production began April 2006

    GC/SMT

    HPG

    TLP

    LM

    Ying

    Mine/Ownership

    GC Development

    District,Guangdong Province

    Ying Mining

    District, Henan

    Province

    District

    * Resource estimates from NI43-101 reports on Ying and HPG mines from August 2007; TLP and LM mines from November 2008; and GC project from June 2009. Agequivalent for Ying, HPG, TLM and LM projects are calculated using metal prices of US$6.50/oz Ag, US$0.40/lb Pb and US$0.45/lb Zn. Ag equivalent for GC project iscalculated based on US$12/oz Ag, $0.75/lb Pb and $0.75/lb Zn. Calculations reflect gross metal content and have not been adjusted for metallurgical recoveries.

    ResourceCategory

    Resource(Tonnes)

    Contained Metal Resources

    Ag (oz) Pb (t) Zn (t) Ag Equiv.* (oz)

    M & I 13,180,995 100,971,298 456,027 324,539 211,128,643

    Inferred 14,198,806 116,087,193 633,339 336,362 270,279,520

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    Summary of Projects & Resources

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