Vancouver-ISX Resources Inc. reports that it has received acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange Inc. of its acquisition of up to a 100 percent interest in the KP-289 Subsurface Mineral Permit located in southern Saskatchewan, adjacent to the Belle Plaine Potash Solution Mine operated by The Mosaic Co., from Invictus Minerals Corp. ISX also says it obtained a National Instrument 43-101 compliant Technical Report, dated Feb. 8, 2007, on the Permit Area that shows the mineral resource in the form of potash mineralization is sufficient to justify the expenditure of funds to undertake further work designed to confirm the quality of the potash mineral resource within the permit area, and to determine the quality, quantity, and extent of the potash resource in the areas surrounding the Findlater and Bethune pilot test areas. ISX says the report has been accepted by the exchange and is available for review under the company’s profile on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com. The first site consists of drill holes and a pilot test plant undertaken by Imperial Oil at Findlater (in the northwestern portion of the permit), and the second site consists of drill holes and a pilot plant undertaken by Lumsden Potash Development Co., Ltd., at Bethune in the east-central portion of the permit.
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