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Infinity Stone Ventures Corp (2) (C:GEMS)
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Wednesday September 25 2024 - News Release

Ms. Ana Lopez reports

ACQUIRES GROUND IN VICINITY OF FISSION URANIUM CORP. IN SASKATCHEWAN

Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. has acquired, by on-line staking, a 100-per-cent interest in ground in the vicinity of the Fission Uranium Corp., located in Saskatchewan, Canada.

A qualified person is reviewing the area information and will report on any findings.

Paladin Energy Ltd. announced a $1.14-billion takeover of Fission Uranium, as reported on June 24, 2024, with further news announced on Sept. 16, 2024, that a Chinese entity had voted against the takeover.

About Infinity Stone Ventures Corp.

Infinity Stone's 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 (software-as-a-service) solution portfolio. Infinity Stone is meeting the demand from battery and wind turbine manufacturers, nuclear and hydrogen energy producers, and energy metals speculators, by acquiring 100-per-cent interests in critical-mineral deposits and occurrences in stable, mining-friendly jurisdictions, close to final-use destinations in North American manufacturing hubs. The company recently announced its 100-per-cent acquisition of the Goldstone project in Saskatchewan in the area of Ramp Metals Inc.'s new gold discovery, with the ground adjacent to Fathom Nickel Inc.; the Thor manganite occurrence located in Quebec; ground in Ontario and British Columbia in the area of American Eagle Gold Corp. and Defense Metals Corp.; ground adjacent to Frontier Lithium in Ontario; ground adjacent to Li-FT Power in the Northwest Territories; ground adjacent to Quebec Innovative Materials Corp.'s hydrogen discovery in Quebec; and ground adjacent to Fission Uranium and Oberon Uranium in Saskatchewan.

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