GEMXX Corporation and Latin Energy Partners Sign Definitive Agreement to Drill 4 Test Wells in Latin America

GEMXX Corporation and Latin Energy Partners Sign Definitive Agreement to Drill 4 Test Wells in Latin America GlobeNewswire June 04, 2024

LAS VEGAS, June 04, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via IBN - GEMXX Corporation ( OTC: GEMZ ) ("GEMXX" or the "Company"), is pleased to announce it has signed a Definitive Agreement with Latin Energy Partners (LEP) to drill four test wells in a highly promising geological formation in Latin America. This strategic venture marks a significant milestone in GEMXX's expansion into the energy sector, demonstrating its commitment to diversification and growth.

The project will be led by Dinesh Kumar Sarraf, the former chairman and managing director of India’s premier exploration and production company, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC). Under Mr. Sarraf's visionary leadership, ONGC executed numerous international ventures and managed assets valued over $15 billion. His extensive experience and strategic acumen are now guiding LEP towards identifying and developing giant (500-million barrel) and super-giant (3-billion+ barrel) oil fields that have been previously overlooked in Latin America.

"We are thrilled to collaborate with Latin Energy Partners and leverage Mr. Sarraf's unparalleled expertise in the oil and gas industry," said Richard Clowater, CEO of GEMXX Corporation. "This partnership aligns with our strategic goals of resource diversification and capitalizing on high-potential opportunities in the energy sector. The drilling of these test wells is a crucial step towards unlocking significant value for our shareholders."

Mr. Sarraf's team is comprised of distinguished energy industry experts who have been actively involved in global oil and gas exploration for decades. Their collective expertise will be instrumental in ensuring the success of this project, from the initial drilling phase to potential full-scale production.

"Our team is excited to embark on this new venture with GEMXX Corporation," said Mr. Sarraf. "The geological formation we are targeting holds substantial promise, and we are confident that our combined efforts will yield significant results. This project exemplifies the innovative and collaborative spirit needed to address the global energy demand."

The drilling of the four test wells is expected to commence in the coming months, with results anticipated to provide valuable data on the region's oil potential. GEMXX Corporation and Latin Energy Partners will continue to update stakeholders as the project progresses.

ABOUT LATIN ENERGY PARTNERS
Latin Energy Partners is an emerging leader and an independent E&P company involved in exploring significant hydrocarbon reserves in Latin America, one of the world’s underexplored hydrocarbon regions. LEP’s endeavors are supported by comprehensive intellectual property and a robust understanding of the regional geological landscape.

Latin Energy Partners positions itself to be a potential leader in “Oil Assets” in Latin America and is committed to sustainably and responsibly developing natural resources by employing techniques that are friendly to the environment and society at large.

For more information, visit Latin Energy Partners

ABOUT GEMXX CORPORATION
GEMXX Corporation (OTC: GEMZ; $GEMZ) is a publicly traded, mine-to-market gold, gemstone and jewelry producer with global reach. GEMXX controls each stage of its production including gemstone production, jewelry manufacturing and global distribution. 

The company is strategically expanding its business model to include private equity funding for the exploration of potential giant and super-giant oil fields in Latin America. This new business channel represents a calculated move to identify rare, overlooked or underexplored basins believed to contain substantial oil reserves.

With a global reach and a steadfast commitment to excellence and innovation, GEMXX Corporation is well-positioned to navigate the evolving market landscape and drive long-term success for our shareholders.

For more information, visit: GEMXX Corporation

SAFE HARBOUR STATEMENT

This press release contains forward-looking statements intended to qualify for the safe harbor from liability established by the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements include words such as “believes,” “expects,” "anticipates," and “plans,” and involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. These risks include, but are not limited to, our ability to innovate and adapt to industry changes, expand our customer base, compete effectively, maintain financial stability, and manage public market dynamics. Forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof, and we disclaim any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

Signed, /S/ Richard Clowater, CEO 
GEMXX Corporation

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