NetworkNewsBreaks – Why GEMXX Corp. (GEMZ) Is
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Why GEMXX Corp. (GEMZ) Is ‘One to Watch’
GEMXX (OTC: GEMZ), a mine-to-market enterprise specializing in gold, gemstone and jewelry production, maintains control over every aspect of its production process, from gold mining and gemstone extraction to jewelry manufacturing and global distribution, with ownership of mineral resources, production facilities and operational assets. “As a prominent player in the industry, GEMXX stands out as a leading producer of high-quality finished ammolite jewelry. Notably, it holds the distinction of being the sole public company engaged in ammolite mining worldwide. In addition to its ammolite operations, the company is actively involved in gold mining and prides itself on its ability to design and manufacture exquisite jewelry pieces and exceptionally rare, natural fossil decor items for clientele around the globe,” a recent article reads. “To cater to the rising demand for its products, GEMXX has placed a primary focus on increasing gemstone production. The company’s southern properties, situated in Alberta, Canada, hold valuable deposits of rough ammolite gemstone. By tapping into these resources, GEMXX is poised to meet the demand for its exquisite gemstone products and further fuel its expansion plans. GEMXX possesses significant mineral assets in the form of a mineral work permit covering an 800-acre area and two ammonite shell mineral agreements encompassing 217 acres within the same region… Both the mineral work permit and the ammonite shell mineral agreements grant GEMXX unrestricted access to all ammolite resources within their respective demarcations. Notably, the company is not obligated to pay any royalties to third parties, thereby enabling GEMXX to fully capitalize on the potential of these valuable resources.”
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GEMXX (OTC: GEMZ), a mine-to-market enterprise specializing in gold, gemstone and jewelry production, maintains control over every aspect of its production process, from gold mining and gemstone extraction to jewelry manufacturing and global distribution, with ownership of mineral resources, production facilities and operational assets. “As a prominent player in the industry, GEMXX stands out as a leading producer of high-quality finished ammolite jewelry. Notably, it holds the distinction of being the sole public company engaged in ammolite mining worldwide. In addition to its ammolite operations, the company is actively involved in gold mining and prides itself on its ability to design and manufacture exquisite jewelry pieces and exceptionally rare, natural fossil decor items for clientele around the globe,” a recent article reads. “To cater to the rising demand for its products, GEMXX has placed a primary focus on increasing gemstone production. The company’s southern properties, situated in Alberta, Canada, hold valuable deposits of rough ammolite gemstone. By tapping into these resources, GEMXX is poised to meet the demand for its exquisite gemstone products and further fuel its expansion plans. GEMXX possesses significant mineral assets in the form of a mineral work permit covering an 800-acre area and two ammonite shell mineral agreements encompassing 217 acres within the same region… Both the mineral work permit and the ammonite shell mineral agreements grant GEMXX unrestricted access to all ammolite resources within their respective demarcations. Notably, the company is not obligated to pay any royalties to third parties, thereby enabling GEMXX to fully capitalize on the potential of these valuable resources.”
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