- Infinity Stone (GEMS) has engaged SGS Labs to conduct a flotation and hydrometallurgical test on a 2.7kg Rockstone Graphite sample
- The goal of the program is to explore the production of EV battery-grade graphite (99.8 per cent Cg purity) derived from the Rockstone Project
- Graphite is a key mineral in the production of EV battery cells
- Infinity Stone is a technology company developing and delivering SaaS solutions for the public and private sectors
- Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. (GEMS) is down 1.52 per cent, trading at C$0.32 per share at 4:19 pm ET
Infinity Stone (GEMS) has engaged SGS Labs to conduct a flotation and hydrometallurgical test on a 2.7kg Rockstone Graphite sample.
The testing will investigate the possibility of further impurity removal of the purified graphite through acidic fluoride leaching.
The goal of the program is to explore the production of EV battery-grade graphite (99.8 per cent Cg purity) derived from the Rockstone Project. Infinity Stone, in collaboration with SGS Labs, was previously able to refine samples from the Rockstone Project to 96.1 per cent Cg purity.
SGS Labs is the global leader in inspection, verification, certification and testing services. It has been active in Canada for over 75 years.
Rockstone Graphite Project is located 45 km west of the seaway port at the City of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Graphite is a key mineral in the production of EV battery cells. Approximately 1.2kg of graphite per kWh of energy capacity is required for modern EV battery cells.
Infinity Stone is a technology company developing and delivering SaaS solutions for the public and private sectors. Its mission is to be a diversified, single-source supplier for the critical energy metals being used in the clean energy revolution alongside its established SaaS solution portfolio.
Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. (GEMS) is down 1.52 per cent, trading at C$0.32 per share at 4:19 pm ET.
