Special Report: Why lithium miners could be the best investment of the decade.
Lithium Leads Nearly All Investments This Year — Prices Have Jumped Over 150% As Demand Outstrips Supplyi
And Its Biggest Market is Projected to Grow Over 40% a YEAR Through 2027ii
Editorial Feature | Nov 29, 2022
Infinity Stone Ventures Corp (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) may have just discovered one of the richest deposits in North America. If and when the deposit is proven — via drilling scheduled for Q1 2023 — Infinity Stone could see significant growth in the near-term.
Lithium mining is a “license to print money.” - Elon Muskiii
Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) at a Glance:
The Setting
- The only category that has outperformed this year is clean commodities — chiefly battery metals. Lithium in particular has done exceptionally well — increasing from a shade over $30,000/ton, to $80,000/ton todayi. Already a $6.8 billion market, the lithium sector is expected to continue growing at a double-digit pace throughout the decadeii.
- Demand is increasing at a breakneck pace. Between 2020 and 2021, demand for lithium jumped 33%iii. And that is projected to be one of the slowest increases of the decade. The electric vehicle market alone is projected to increase 41.5% a year through at least 2027iv. Lithium is also essential for creating power cells to store electricity produced by rapidly growing renewables like solar and wind.
- Hard rock lithium is particularly in demand. While the majority of lithium is captured from brine, hard rock lithium can more effectively and efficiently become solid-state lithium-ion batteries. Solid state batteries are cheaper, lighter, more efficient, and last longer than traditional lithium-ion batteries.
The Company
- Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) owns three lithium projects it is currently exploring. While initial drilling is just starting up, these projects are surrounded by successful lithium ventures. One of Infinity Stone’s sites — the Camaro, Taiga, and Hellcat Project — sits right beside a massive find by Patriot Battery Metals (TSXV:PMET). Drilling of nearby sites shows hard-rock lithium at concentrations up to 4.6%. When Patriot Battery Metals first announced their find, the company’s shares leapt nearly 20x.
- These projects are in Quebec, Canada, where drilling is only $100/meter — some of the most affordable rates in the world. In addition, with Western governments fast trying to protect themselves from Chinese monopolies, these are high-priority national-security mines. Today, there are already tax incentives available for Canadians that invest in Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF), and pressure is growing to increase lithium mining throughout North America. When Infinity Stone Venture’s lithium mines come online, they will be some of the only hard-rock lithium mines in America.
- In addition to Infinity Stone’s three lithium projects, the company also has a cobalt/nickel deposit it is exploring, and a graphite deposit that early indicators suggest may be the largest graphite deposit in the world. In addition to initial surveys showing high concentrations the graphite, it also is the correct type of graphite for using in batteries — a particular chemical bond structure that makes this graphite perfect for conducting electricity.
The Opportunity
- Infinity Stones is helmed by an experienced team, with many ventures in clean tech, exploratory mining, and startup companies. Founder Zayn Kalyan has taken numerous ventures public since 2014, earning high multiples for investors. And Director Case Lewis is a professional geologist with numerous successful projects throughout Canada under his belt.
- The time to get in is now. While some initial drilling is happening this year, the majority of new exploratory drilling will take place in Q1 2023. When reserves are proven, that’s when stock prices can move quickly. With such incredibly promising early results, Infinity Stone is potentially sitting on multiple large deposits of increasingly valuable metals, at a time when almost all other investment markets are either erratic or depressed. This is setting up the potential for a Perfect Storm of opportunity, propelling this company upwards.
The Perfect Time to Invest in Lithium
Once or twice a generation, a commodity finds a new market use and increases in value astronomically.
It happened to gasoline — which, for a time, was the leftover byproduct when making kerosene for lamps. Gasoline was unwanted — until the internal combustion engine came along.
More recently, it’s happened with a variety of rare-earth metals. A generation ago, rare-earth metals were also considered worthless. To the point that one of America’s largest rare-earth deposits is currently a Superfund site — because it was the trash dump for the byproducts of other mines decades ago.
Today, thanks to advanced electronics, rare-earth metals are fast becoming some of the most valuable metals on earth.
And right now, it’s happening with lithium.
You might think that the growth in lithium has already happened.
After all, whatever you’re reading this on probably has a lithium-ion battery. If you have a smartwatch on, it’s using a lithium battery.
In fact, just about everything in the modern world that can operate while unplugged — from automated vacuums to portable speakers — runs on lithium batteries.
And the price of lithium reflects this increase in demand.
Over the past year — when most investments in stocks, in other commodities, and even in bonds has lost money — lithium has gone up about 150%viii.
Commodities are traditionally the first sectors to emerge from recessions and bears… and we’re seeing that exact pattern play out today.
However, lithium is outpacing nearly all other commodities by an order of magnitude — thanks to skyrocketing demand hitting at the same time investors are seeking safety in tangible assets.
But the truth is — while growth has been astounding, with lithium demand increasing 33% in the last year alone — what we’ve seen so far is only the prelude.
That’s largely thanks to electric vehicles.
As the world tries to go clean and green, EVs have been one of the largest beneficiaries.
Still a small part of the overall transportation market, EVs are growing by leaps and bounds. Through 2027, the EV market is expected to average 41.5% growth per year.
With every car company getting in on the act — and a few vowing to have EV-only lines as soon as 2025 — the demand for lithium is virtually guaranteed to increase for years.
After all, EVs currently make up about 1.4% of all vehicle salesix — even after sales nearly doubled last year, and the year beforex.
By 2030, EV sales are projected to top $1.1 trillion!xi
And one thing that EVs need a lot of? Lithium.
The average lithium-ion battery uses about 0.85 kg of lithium carbonate per kWH.
And the newest battery packs from Tesla and others boast 100 kWH.
Some simple math shows those batteries require 85 kg of lithium carbonate.
You would need to supply a lot of iPhones to equal the lithium demands of a single EV.
In fact, thanks to the increase in demand from EVs, lithium supply is expected to hit a shortfall by 2026xii.
High-Grade, Hard Rock Lithium Should Excite Interest In Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF)
Supply is even tighter for a particular type of rare, valuable lithium — hard rock lithium.
To date, most lithium-ion batteries have been based on liquid — with lithium carbonate primarily recovered from briny water.
But a new type of lithium-ion battery is emerging: Solid state batteries.
- These batteries are easier to make.
- They require less lithium, and weigh less overall — critical when powering transportation.
- With fewer required inputs — and a simpler energy transfer system — they are cheaper to produce.
- They have longer lifespans.
- And they reduce dangers associated with batteries, as there’s no liquid to leak or cause electrical outages.
That’s the good news for the industry. Thanks to breakthroughs in battery technology, EVs are going to get even more affordable, with greater range and requiring less weight.
The bad news is, the majority of lithium that comes out of the ground is not hard-rock lithium.
It’s filtered out of briny water, often near prehistoric volcanic activity.
That’s fine for liquid batteries.
But it doesn’t work well if you’re making solid-state batteries.
And every EV company wants solid-state batteries.
That means — as impressive as the gains have been for the lithium market overall — the price for hard rock lithium is likely to decouple and outpace traditional lithium over the coming years.
That alone would make investments in hard rock lithium worthy of attention.
But when this shift in lithium demand is coupled with an overall increase in lithium demand… and an investment environment that’s friendly to commodities…
This could be the ideal time to invest in hard rock lithium projects.
The 20x return that Patriot Battery Metals realized when they announced their discovery occurred in a less friendly environment.
That’s why a 20x return for a similar discovery today is a conservative baseline.
And Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) not only is likely to announce such a discovery next year.
The company is sitting on much more.
Exploratory Drilling Slated For Early 2023
Infinity Stone Ventures has multiple projects in the exploratory phase.
Its lithium crown jewel are the Taiga, Hellcat, and Camaro sites — collectively over 5,000 hectares directly adjacent to the large Patriot Battery discovery.
Infinity Stone has yet to conduct extensive exploratory drilling — with most scheduled for Q1 2023.
But PMET has already proven the area is lithium-rich.
Another adjacent project has measured lithium at concentrations of 4.6%, just 1400 meters from Infinity Stone sites.
And, while extensive drilling hasn’t occurred yet, a number of small assays have shown promising results.
Not only are the samples showing high lithium potential, but there are a number of other valuable metals identified as well.
These three clustered sites alone would be enough to propel Infinity Stone Ventures upwards, should they prove as rich in lithium as initially indicated. Pegmatite that contains nearly 5% hard rock lithium is rare indeed — and exceptionally valuable.
But this is just the start of Infinity Stone’s prospects.
The Galaxy Project covers 22 mineral claims — with two more pending — each 100% owned or optioned by Infinity Stone.
Also located in Quebec, the Galaxy Project shows unusually wide pegmatite bands, with surveys showing them 15-18 meters wide near outcroppings, and potentially becoming wider near the source of these veins.
Initial assays show anomalous quantities of lithium, tantalum, thorium, molybdenum, and uranium throughout the 1500 hectares.
While a smaller site than Taiga, Camaro, and Hellcat, the Galaxy Project may prove just as rich.
But it doesn’t end there.
Infinity Stone’s Buda Project is home to 68 mining claim cells dating back to the 1980s.
Easily accessible via existing infrastructure, the Buda Project shows seven different pegmatite deposits that are worthy of deeper study — coming in Q1.
No one was looking for lithium in the 1980s. But we are now. And existing mine sites like Buda can be accessed more quickly and easily than virgin ground.
Infinity Stone is also sitting on project that initial surveys indicate is rich in manganese, and another rich in copper, cobalt and nickel.
Any of these projects realizing their potential could easily send the share price of Infinity Stone multiples higher in days.
But there is one more project worth highlighting.
One of the Richest Graphite Deposits in the World
The Rockstone Graphite Deposit has shown initial results of 23.1% graphite — which would make this one of the most substantial graphite deposits ever identified, easily in the top quartile.
At 25 meters, early assays show this deposit holding over 25% graphite — potentially meaning the site is even more promising than originally thought.
But beyond the richness, the size of this deposit is proving enormous.
In fact, initial studies suggest this could also be the largest known graphite deposit in the world.
Even more impressive, this isn’t ordinary graphite.
This graphite contains a highly ordered hexagonal morphology — the preferred morphology for graphite in batteries and other conductive uses, only formed in certain pressurized conditions.
That’s key, because overall, the lithium batteries electric vehicles require contain about 28% graphite by weight. And graphite is facing supply shortages as well, meaning we could soon follow a similar price trajectory to what we’ve seen in lithium the last few years.
It’s located in Ontario, directly next to a highway and only 50 km from a major rail station, and just as close to the port in Thunder Bay.
To give some idea of just how lucrative this find could be, compare it to Nouveau Monde Graphite (NYSE:NMG). NMG is profitably extracting graphite at only 3-5% concentrations —one fifth the current samples from Infinity Stone’s Rockstone Project.
And NMG has a market cap over $250 million — more than 10 times the size of Infinity Stone.
If Infinity Stone proves they have an even larger find of graphite, at greater concentrations, that could act as a strong catalyst, propelling stock shares higher.
The Rockstone Graphite Project is the first one that Infinity Stone Ventures began working on, and exploratory drilling is already underway.
In all likelihood, it will be the first project to hit the market — whether it is developed in house, or sold to another mining concern after the graphite reserves are proven.
But this is just one of many projects that Infinity Stone Ventures is pursuing.
Any one of them fulfilling expectations would likely cause share prices to quickly advance.
Any two projects fulfilling expectations could make Infinity Stone Ventures one of the best investments on the market.
Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) currently has seven projects under development — with only the most immediately promising highlighted here.
That diversification is a sign of sound management.
But that should be no surprise.
Professionals With Decades of Experience Between Them
Infinity Stone Ventures is led by some of the most experienced junior explorer executives in the region.
Founder Zayn Kalyan has been working in the junior mining space for nearly ten years.
Originally a software engineer, Kalyan learned how to manage and build teams from the ground up — from startups, to large companies with $50 million raises as seed money.
He’s led groups in a variety of fields — including tech companies, investment banks, and clean energy solutions.
However, before the general market realized it, Kalyan saw the importance of developing new mineral resources for more advanced tech.
That is what led him to the junior exploration space — where his prescience has paid off.
Today, the lithium projects that Kalyan has championed are proving some of the most profitable in the entire mining industry.
And Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF) has three or four of the most promising projects in the James Bay lowlands — home to some of the most prolific lithium geology in North America.
Zalyan had the foresight to spread investments throughout numerous projects, to increase the odds that one or more will pay off with large finds.
And he does all this while keeping the company’s burn rate low.
All necessary exploration is already paid for. And Infinity Stone Ventures has enough cash, and investors, that the company can choose the best possible exit strategy — whether that’s selling on to a larger miner, or developing the sites itself.
Of course, that is only possible because Infinity Stone Ventures has secured the rights to substantial mineral resources, thanks to the expertise of its top notch geologists, led by Director Case Lewis. A respected professional throughout his field of physical geology, Lewis is an advisor for numerous mining concerns throughout Canada, and has helped Infinity Stone partner with neighboring companies like Patriot Battery Metals.
He was able to spot these promising projects by reading the land, triangulating other known deposits, and using the sparse historical samples that are available for the unexplored sites.
Early results — like those at the Rockstone Graphite Project, or the high lithium content found in the Camaro, Taiga, and Hellcat Projects — are proving yet again why Case Lewis is so sought after by Canadian miners.
This brings up the crucial point.
You see, the best time to get in on a mining investment is just before large deposits are proven.
After deposits are proven, share prices normally jump many multiples, as we’ve seen from Patriot Battery Metals and Nouveau Monde Graphite. And then, there are smaller gains as new benchmarks are reached.
But none bring the same returns as the first benchmark — proving large deposits.
It’s impossible to know with absolute certainty what is underground before there is extensive exploratory drilling, and deposits are proven.
But Infinity Stone Ventures has every ingredient you look for in a resource company.
- Neighboring plots with rich resources.
- Geology that suggests those resources continue into Infinity Stone’s projects.
- A number of high potential projects — so even if one or two are false positives at this early stage, others will prove themselves as rich as expected (or, in the case of Rockstone Graphite, possibly even richer).
- And a management team with experience developing projects exactly like these, successfully, numerous times.
Drop all that promise in the red-hot battery metals market — with special attention paid to lithium — and you have the perfect set up for generational returns.
If you are looking for a good way to increase exposure to the ever-growing lithium market, there are few better potential plays than Infinity Stone Ventures (TSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSFTSXV:GEMS, OTC:GEMSF).
Visit here for more information, and discuss this company’s potential with your financial advisor.
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