SIDNEY RESOURCES CORP - SDRC STOCK NEWS

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) announced the arrival of key components for their laser scan head, including custom lenses from IPG Photonics and mirrors from Raytheon ELCAN. As preparations for testing at Colorado School of Mines progress, two engineers will be on-site during the last week of March. The team, led by Chief Science Officer Mike Irish, is also expanding data sets for the tests, focusing on laser interactions with rock samples from the Lucky Ben Mine. Furthermore, they are developing concepts for a field test unit for deployment at both the Lucky Ben and Walla Walla Project.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) announced the appointment of Chantel Greene as its new President. Greene, who is the founder of Xexus Greene Energy and a recognized leader in Indigenous advocacy, brings extensive experience to the role. Her prior roles include Vice-Chairwoman of the Nez Perce Tribal Council and membership in various state committees. Sidney also transitions former President Gregg Lindner to a Board position, ensuring continued leadership guidance. CEO Sean Rae Zalewski expressed confidence in Greene's ability to foster growth and sustainability within the company.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) has appointed Corey Schram to its Board of Directors. Schram, majority owner and President of AFK Corp, brings over 35 years of foundry industry experience, having led AFK to record profits through enhanced supply chain efficiency and service diversification. His appointment aligns with the company's commitment to cleaner methodologies and sustainability in its operations. Sidney Resources is currently engaged in exploration efforts in Idaho, focusing on technologies that promote environmental protection.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) announces the appointment of Corey Schram to its Board of Directors, bringing over 35 years of experience in the foundry industry. As President of AFK Corp, Schram has led the company to record profits through supply chain efficiency and diversification. His background includes compliance with EPA and OSHA regulations, which aligns with Sidney's goals of sustainable growth. Schram's vision is expected to enhance the company's initiatives in cleaner methodologies. CEO Sean-Rae Zalewski emphasized the positive economic impacts of Schram's leadership on the company’s sustainability efforts.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) announced the acquisition of the Walla Walla Project, enhancing its asset base in Idaho. Located near the Lucky Ben Project, the acquisition includes 47 lode claims over 1.61 square miles, with a proven resource tonnage of 225,000 tons at gold grades between 0.25 opt and 8 opt. Historical analysis revealed gold concentrations ranging from 1.8 opt to 33.9 opt, averaging 13.56 opt. This acquisition is a strategic move to boost SDRC's revenue generation potential and further exploration of the region known for high-grade gold and silver.

Sidney Resources Corporation (SDRC) has completed its acquisition of Irish Metals, LLC. This strategic move brings Mike Irish on board as the Chief Scientific Officer. Irish, a seasoned engineer, will leverage his expertise to guide Sidney Resources in developing transformative mining technologies and enhancing access to grant funding. Key projects include recovery processes for cobalt and rare earth minerals in collaboration with federal labs, with potential funding proposals worth $5-10 million. This acquisition aims to bolster the company’s focus on clean refining technologies and environmental sustainability.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) has filed a Non-Provisional Utility Patent Application for a novel technology in narrow vein mining, titled "Method and Apparatus for using Electro-Magnetic Radiation in Narrow Vein Mining". The application, assigned Serial No. 18/103,991, stems from a year-long effort by the engineering team and claims priority from an earlier provisional application. This technology utilizes Electro-Magnetic Radiation (EMR) to thermally fracture and vaporize geological materials. Testing will commence at Colorado School of Mines, with potential applications spanning mining, construction, and disaster recovery.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) has appointed Mike Irish to its board. With over 35 years in environmental and metallurgical engineering, Irish brings a wealth of expertise, particularly in developing eco-friendly mining processes. His work includes innovative techniques for recovering various metals and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. CEO Sean-Rae Zalewski highlighted Irish's potential to advance the company's goals of improving mining efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. Sidney Resources aims to leverage this new leadership to enhance its operations across multiple verticals, focusing on sustainable practices.

Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC PINK:SDRC) announced the successful completion of mirror bonding for its laser test unit at Washington State University. This crucial step, accomplished with the help of the Material Science and Engineering Program, prepares the company for upcoming testing at the Colorado School of Mines. Project Manager Gary Mladjan confirmed that bonding operations were completed on January 18 and the optics were installed on January 25. The advancements aim to enhance scanning algorithms for future tests involving a 4kW fiber laser. Sidney Resources is focused on mining exploration and developing innovative engineering solutions.