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Infinity Stone Ventures (CSE:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) looks forward to becoming a single-source supplier of the critical minerals required for the electrification transition. The company is focused on accelerating the development of its mining assets for production. The company’s projects are located in highly prospective battery metal jurisdictions: James Bay Lithium in Quebec, Quebec’s Battery Valley and Thunder Bay in Ontario. An experienced management team with expertise throughout the natural resource industry leads the company toward its goals.
The company has four key projects at various stages of exploration moving toward production. The Camaro-Hellcat lithium and Galaxy lithium projects recently completed geophysical campaigns and are pending assays. Both assets are also preparing for drilling campaigns for Q1 2023. The Rockstone graphite project began its drilling campaign in November 2022. The Zen-Whorberi copper project is pending assays from its Q4 drilling campaign.
Company Highlights
- Infinity Stone Ventures is an exploration and development company focusing on developing critical battery metal projects in stable, mining-friendly jurisdictions.
- The company’s assets are entirely within Quebec and Ontario, two world-class jurisdictions with rich mineral deposits and clear regulatory guidelines.
- Infinity Stone’s vision is to become a single-source supplier of the critical minerals the world requires to transition to clean energy.
- The company has four battery metal projects in various stages of exploration: Camaro-Hellcat lithium, Galaxy pegmatite lithium, Rockstone graphite and Zen-Whoberi copper.
- Infinity Stone’s projects are located within industry-recognized battery metal jurisdiction: James Bay Lithium in Quebec, Quebec’s Battery Valley and Thundery Bay in Ontario.
- An experienced management team with 20 years of natural resource expertise leads the company.
This Infinity Stone Ventures profile is part of a paid investor education campaign.*
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