- Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. (GEMS) has identified visible gold at its Zen-Whoberi Project during a recent reconnaissance program
- The technical team has already successfully identified multiple instances of visible gold and copper mineralization in outcrops
- Consequently, Infinity Stone intends to extend its currently ongoing work program to conduct further mapping and trenching across the newly-discovered Nebula Zone
- The Zen-Whoberi property is located north of Mont Laurier, Quebec, in the central metasedimentary belt of the Grenville geological province
- Infinity Stone is a technology company developing and delivering SaaS solutions for the public and private sectors
- Infinity Stone Ventures Corp was up 17.50 per cent, trading at $0.235 at 11:31 ET
Infinity Stone Ventures (GEMS) has identified visible gold at its Zen-Whoberi Project during a reconnaissance program announced on June 6, 2022.
The technical team has already successfully identified multiple instances of visible gold and copper mineralization in outcrops.
The work program has included resampling of known outcrops, as well as the discovery of a new mineralized zone measuring at least 275 metres in length by 30 metres width, which has been named the Nebula Zone.
As a result of these observations, Infinity Stone intends to extend its currently ongoing work program to conduct further mapping and trenching across the newly-discovered Nebula Zone.
The Zen-Whoberi property is located north of Mont Laurier, Quebec, in the central metasedimentary belt of the Grenville geological province.
Mineralization occurs within a skarn and as disseminated sulphides (pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and bornite) in calcosilicate rocks.
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 was up 17.50 per cent, trading at $0.235 at 11:31 ET.
