SIENNA RESOURCES INC ORD - SNNAF STOCK NEWS

Sienna Resources has acquired the 'Case Lake West Cesium and Spodumene Pegmatite Project' in Ontario, Canada, covering approximately 2,200 acres. This new project neighbors Power Metals Corp's cesium and pegmatite discovery at Case Lake, where recent results yielded up to 18.13% cesium. Sienna's management is optimistic about the acquisition, citing the region's renowned mining history and the current positive trends in the junior market. The company also holds significant uranium and lithium projects in Canada and the USA, including the Elko Lithium Project and various uranium projects in Saskatchewan and Nevada. Management plans to expand its asset portfolio further.

Sienna Resources Inc. announces the acquisition of the 'Atomic Uranium Project' in the Athabasca Basin, expanding its uranium projects portfolio. The company aims to build shareholder value by focusing on high-potential projects in mining-friendly jurisdictions.

Sienna Resources Inc. announces the acquisition of the 'Atomic Uranium Project' in the Athabasca Basin, expanding its uranium projects. With a focus on shareholder value, Sienna aims to be active in the uranium and lithium space, leveraging cash reserves for project execution.

Sienna Resources Inc. announces President Jason Gigliotti's attendance at the PDAC mining conference to discuss new uranium and lithium projects in Saskatchewan and Nevada. Recent acquisitions in Saskatchewan and strategic positioning in Nevada highlight the company's focus on high-grade mineral deposits and shareholder value.

Sienna Resources Inc. has acquired two significant uranium projects in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, known for its high-grade uranium deposits. The company aims to build shareholder value by working on projects with high potential in mining-friendly jurisdictions.

Sienna Resources Inc. has acquired two uranium projects in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, known for its high-grade uranium deposits. The company aims to build shareholder value by acquiring and working on projects in mining-friendly jurisdictions.

Sienna Resources Inc. has acquired the 10,845 contiguous acre 'Dragon Uranium Project' in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, bordering Cameco Corporation. The Athabasca Basin is home to the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world, with the highest grade uranium mine owned by Cameco Corporation. Sienna's management sees the diversification into uranium as a strategic move, given the current high uranium prices and the company's focus on lithium. The acquisition provides exposure to the best performing sector in mining, and the company has enough cash on hand to forward these projects.

Sienna Resources Inc. has acquired the 10,845 contiguous acre 'Dragon Uranium Project' bordering Cameco Corporation in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan. The Athabasca Basin is home to the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world, including the highest grade uranium mine owned by Cameco Corporation. Sienna's management aims to diversify into uranium while maintaining its lithium focus, taking advantage of the high uranium prices and the potential for growth in the mining sector. The company also emphasizes the importance of adding accretive projects and having sufficient cash on hand for future endeavors.

Sienna Resources Inc. (TSXV: SIE) (OTC Pink: SNNAF) (FSE: A1XCQ0) has increased its acreage for a total of 1,839 contiguous acres on its 'Elko Lithium Project' in Elko County, Nevada. The project directly borders Surge Battery Metals' 'Nevada North Lithium Project' and has announced an update regarding the first phase of drilling in Nevada. The initial drill program was moved forward quickly in hopes to beat the weather, but the hole was only able to reach 450 feet due to weather conditions, and the assays did not return economic grades of lithium. Sienna management cautions that past results or discoveries on properties in proximity to Sienna may not necessarily be indicative of the presence of mineralization on the company's properties. Jason Gigliotti, President of Sienna, states, 'With the spring and summer work season upcoming, we are formulating plans to expand the work program on this project and have sufficient cash on hand to do this. We are also expecting to be active in Clayton Valley as well.'