Petro America Corp (PTRZ) announced today that it has acquired 49% interest in a Nevada granite mine for an undisclosed amount, which could be substantial. The Company hopes its 49% interest should represent tremendous valuation for its shareholders. Management is excited about its granite mine acquisition that could propel the company as a major player in the construction and building industry and the company will also seek other mining opportunities.



"Our CEO's and presidents of Petro America Corp's Division and Subsidiaries, are very committed to building shareholder value and launching humanitarian projects. This is also a mandate of the talent that we have in our shareholder base. One of our goals as a company is to win a Nobel Peace Prize", stated Owen Hawkins,. Petro America Corp's CEO.



Petro America plans are to also create thousands of U.S. jobs through the Company's following Divisions and Subsidiaries:



1. World Star Corp Alternative Energy Division

2. Petro America Financial Services Inc. Division

3. Performance Packaging Group LLC underground storage and Order Fulfillment Division

4. Petro Tech Corp, the Company's IT and Trading Division

5. Petro Construction and Exploration

6. Petro Realty, the Company's Real Estate Division

7. Trans World Automation, the Electric Car Division.

8. All Access Insurance Inc.



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