Silver Swan Group Limited

ASX:SWN ISIN:AU000000SWN2

May 26, 2012

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Silver Swan Group Limited Company Summary

Silver Swan Group Limited, based in Perth, has its key projects in the Meekatharra area of the Murchison province, in WA. The company is seeking polymetallic targets with a focus on lode gold, copper-gold and volcanogenic massive sulphides in Archaean and Proterozoic terrains.

SWN holds tenements in the Murchison district of the Yilgarn craton, WA and the Wilgena and Christie domains of the Gawler Craton in South Australia. The Murchison district has produced in the order of 18 million ounces of gold from principally Archaean age rocks. The major current and past gold mines in the area include Mt Magnet, Cue, Big Bell, Reedy, Paddys Flat, Yaloginda, Gabanintha and Mt Gibson.

The region hosts operating mines at Golden Grove (base metals), Yaloginda, Hill 50 and Kirkalocka (gold) and Jack Hills (iron ore).

In the Meekatharra area, much of the production of the late 1800's came from Silver Swan's tenement area at Stakewell (Kohinoor), Abbotts (Mt Vranizan and New Murchison King) and Quinns (Koladbro, Cornstalk, Parramatta, Nowthanna, Murchison Wonder, Wallaby, Nuggety and Olympic). These areas have received only limited modern exploration despite the proximity to producing gold mines at Bluebird-Yaloginda and Gabanintha.

COMPANY DATA

	Headquarters	15 Ord Street

		WEST PERTH WA 6005

	Telephone	(08) 9485 1622

	Fax	(08) 9485 1633

	Principal Sector	Mining

	Principal Industry	Mining & Metals

	Homepage	www.silverswangroup.com.au/

Key Developments: Silver Swan Group Limited

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	Silver Swan Group Limited (ASX:SWN) Announce Another 60m+ Copper Intersection At Its Quinn Project, Austin JUNE 18, 2009 11:17 - Article Views: 2,632 Silver Swan Group Limited's (ASX:SWN) Austin base metal discovery in Western Australia continues to grow. Substantial new copper and zinc zones have been intersected in recent diamond core drilling at Austin further enlarging the volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) Cu-Zn-Ag-Au -bearing deposit.

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