Drilling To Resume With Upsized Program At Boston Mine Project

VANCOUVER - Masivo Silver Corp. will resume drilling operations at the Boston Mine Project in the State of Nevada where it has successfully completed the first hole targeting and encountering two projected parallel mineralized zones where significant copper-gold-silver values related to skarn mineralization with strong calc-silicate alteration along with locally pervasive copper sulfide (bornite) mineralization were encountered .

Masivo ceased drilling operations due to the significant winter snow conditions and are preparing to resume now that the project is more readily accessible. All drilling equipment remains on site which will allow for an expedited restart to the drilling program.

Masivo's exploration team has drilled hole number 2 to a depth of 280 feet and the technical team has approved a 150-foot extension of this hole to test additional projected mineralized targets. Initial drilling was designed to test extensions of the pre World War 2 resources. Upon completion of drilling holes number 2, 3 and 4 in the Boston Mine area, Masivo will move onto drilling the Montgomery tunnel target area where historical results include; 5 feet at 26.19 ppm Au, 59.31 ppm Ag and 1.81% Cu (RC hole CON-3) and a 3 foot channel sample at 29.49 ppm Au, 169.03 ppm Ag and 3.9% Cu (sample 83770).

Brian Brewer, the Qualified Person for Masivo, stated, "I am excited to resume drilling and complete this first phase drill program comprised of 10 holes. This will give us great insight to the mineralized structure that has a strike length of 7.5 Kilometers and has previously returned high grade production."