ECC Ventures 2 Corp. announced that, its Qualifying Transaction target, Infield Minerals Corp., has expanded the Bandit property land package by 141 new lode mining claims through ground staking. The addition of these new claims approximately triples the size of the property area, now totaling 1,725 hectares oriented along a 10.7 km northwest axis. The company is also pleased to announce the addition of Elizabeth McGregor as a director of the resulting issuer upon closing of the QT. On June 30, 2020, Infield entered into a three-year property option agreement with Mercury Exploration Nevada Inc. to acquire 100% interest in the Bandit property, subject to a 2% NSR royalty on 13 claims which fall under an option assignment agreement with Silver Range Resources Ltd. The 141 newly acquired claims are now considered part of the optioned property under the Bandit Option Agreement and are not subject to any NSR royalties. The Bandit property is located 28 km east of the town of Tonopah, Nevada, in the historic Hannapah Mining District in Nye County. The property lies within the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest on lands open to development and is readily accessed via Highway 6 which crosses the southern portion of the property. Historical production from the nearby Tonopah mining district between 1900 and 1921 was 1.5 million ounces of gold and 138 million ounces of silver. Silver and gold prospects in the Hannapah area were discovered around 1902, and several small mines and exploration pits were in operation until 1935. The principal mines in the area were the Hannapah mine, located on third party patented claims that are enclosed within the Bandit property, and the Richardson mine, located on the Bandit property where the historical mine headframe still stands. The Richardson mine was the large producer in the Hannapah area during the early 1900s. It consists of a 310 ft inclined shaft with production workings on 4 levels. Most modern exploration activities in the area took place in the 1980s when companies, Copper Range, WX Syndicate and Santa Fe, carried out a series of relatively shallow drilling programs. The Hannapah District is almost completely underlain by altered Oligocene Ten Peaks Tuff and rhyolite. The Bandit property hosts locally welded rhyolitic tuff that is cut by a series of steeply dipping, west- northwest trending faults. Low sulphidation epithermal silver-gold mineralization is localized along and near these faults. The Hannapah and Richardson mines, together with smaller prospects, are clustered along the Hannapah-Silver Glance Fault which trends through the property. Precious metal mineralization is strongest along this fault and in the region east of the Hannapah mine but is not restricted to the fault, occurring in parallel structures to the north and south. Silver and gold mineralization occur in quartz-sericite veins with pyrite, proustite, polybasite and arsenopyrite. Reported widths of individual veins range up to 8 feet and mining to date has concentrated on the central vein system coincident with the Hannapah Fault. The tenor of mineralization along the Hannapah Fault is approximately 100 to 600 g/t Ag and 0.2 to 2.0 g/t Au from rock samples collected by Silver Range and MExN from 2017 to 2019. Infield is awaiting results from recently completed Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical surveys at the Bandit property. The survey grids cover the main alteration anomalies in the west and east zones for a total of 60 line-kilometres of measurements. The results of the IP surveys will be utilized in conjunction with surface mapping and sampling to outline drill targets and plan a drilling program which will form the basis of its permitting application to the US Forest Service under a Plan of Operation. Infield anticipates it will take the majority of 2021 to work through the permitting process for drilling at the Bandit property.