EDMOND, OK--(Marketwire - Nov 1, 2011) - EnviroXtract, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ EVXA ]) -- Continuing its commitment to restructure the Company's stock through voluntary cancellations, Management has further reduced its issued and outstanding Common stock by an additional 1.075 billion shares. This initiative has thus far reduced the Company's total issued and outstanding Common stock by 7 billion total shares. In conjunction with plans recently announced by GolfGear International, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ GEAR ]) to significantly expand its mining interests, EnviroXtract is poised to generate revenues proportionately alongside any expansion by GolfGear International.

Through its recent licensing agreement with EnviroXtract, Inc., GolfGear International will utilize EnviroXtract's unique Ore-XT3 technology application to efficiently process gold and silver ore concentrates. Under terms of the Agreement, EnviroXtract will receive an 8% Net Smelter Royalty from ores produced under all GolfGear International mining projects as compensation.

About EnviroXtract, Inc.:

EnviroXtract has expanded its business model to include opportunities in the gold and silver mining sector where it plans to utilize its efficient environmental ore extraction and refining technologies. Management continues to explore viable revenue-producing opportunities for its various proprietary ore processing and environmental mitigation applications on behalf of its shareholders.

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