Announcement • Dec 04
Sidney Resources Corporation Reports Positive Mining and Milling Advancements Near Warren, Idaho Sidney Resources Corporation announced substantial progress at mining and milling project near Warren, Idaho. The dedication to innovation and environmental stewardship has led to remarkable developments in infrastructure and operational efficiency. Sustainable Practices, Mill Building Completion and Energy Efficiency; The mill building is now complete, featuring redundant heating systems for optimal functionality. The electrical system is fully installed, and 2000-gallon water storage is operational, bolstering resource management capabilities. A milestone achievement is the installation of solar system, significantly reducing reliance on the 100 KW diesel generator. This shift is projected to cut diesel usage by approximately 9,720 gallons every six months, leading to cost savings of over $42,000 and markedly decreasing carbon footprint. Mining Process Optimization; Continuous testing and fine-tuning of trommel and water agitation concentrator are underway. They are adapting processes to address the higher clay content in the ore, ensuring efficient gold recovery and minimizing loss. The efforts have led to more effective concentration levels and a cleaner operation. Innovative Smelting Process and Environmental Commitment; The smelting process, featuring the unique 'secret sauce', is optimized to produce high-quality green glass-like slag, indicating the efficiency of method. are committed to environmentally responsible practices, as seen in method of separating silver and gold Infrastructure Enhancements and Resource Management; The arrival and installation of ball mill mark a significant step forward, offering the flexibility of wet or dry processing methods. Similarly, new gold table is a testament to cutting-edge resource separation technology. They have also received and are installing the long-awaited parts for secondary crusher, promising to enhance processing efficiency. The collaboration with Western Frontier engineers has yielded a sustainable solution for a consistent water source, crucial for operations. This development aligns with commitment to environmental, social, and governance goals, aiming for near-zero liquid discharge and a clean processing approach. Winter Preparedness and Team Collaboration: As they prepare for the winter season, site is fully equipped, thanks to the tireless efforts of the teams at Western Frontier and Bottari Repair and Consulting. Sufficient fuel storage and supplies have been secured, ensuring uninterrupted operations during the cold and snowy months. Visual Insights and Forward-Looking Statement: They have included videos and pictures of smelting process to provide a more comprehensive understanding of operations. Looking ahead, Sidney Resources Corporation remains committed to continuous improvement, sustainable practices, and technological advancements, driving forward mission in the mining and milling sector. Announcement • Nov 09
Sidney Resources Corporation Reports Assay Results and A Comprehensive Evaluation of Recently Discovered Gold-Enriched Stockpiles Sidney Resources Corporation announced the highly anticipated assay results from the recently discovered five significant ore stockpiles which are thought to be remnants of the historical Knott and Delaware Veins near the renowned Hornet Patented Claim, which is part of the thriving Sidney Resources Corporation mining projects near Warren, Idaho. Bulk sampling was performed on the lower stockpile. This involved a grab sample process, taken from multiple regions, including the top, middle, and toe sections of each of the five stockpiles. Sample sites were duly marked and geo-referenced. The gold grade for these samples ranged from 0.72 oz/ton to 1.78 oz/ton Au. An additional 50-pound bulk sample was processed down to a 29-gram concentrate and analyzed, yielding a gold grade of 117 oz/ton Au. This equates to an approximate bulk grade of 2.925 oz/ton. To obtain the 50-pound bulk sample, material was collected in five 5-gallon buckets until the weight of 50 pounds was reached. This method enabled a complete representation of the stockpile, including ore from the upper, middle, and bottom sections. Each of these materials was crushed to a 50-mesh granularity and condensed to a 29-gram sample before being delivered to Florin Analytical Services. Florin Analytical Services selected the sample size based on the test requirement sample size. Geologist Steve Dobson upheld sampling integrity throughout the procedure. Stockpile Location: As of October 20th, 2023, there is approximately 1000 tons of ore grade material stockpiled at the mill site. All material is from the lower stockpile located on the SRP-1 Placer Claim and SRL-1 Load Claim. Barring any unforeseen catastrophic events, the end of year goal of 2000-tons set by Dan Hally, COO for ore grade material to be stockpiled at the mill will be met. The estimated tonnage of the ore-grade material in the SRP-1 Placer Claim stockpiles is approximately 20,000 tons. The conservative estimated gold contained in the ore is approximately 36,200 oz/Au. Given the current gold price of $1974/oz(as of market close pre-press release of 11/7/2023, the gross estimated value of the gold content in the stockpile amounts to $71.458 Millionwhen using the mean assay of 1.81oz/t. The 2000 tons of ore grade material being moved to the mill building is estimated to contain 3,620 oz/Au. Given the current gold price of $1,974/oz, the gross estimated value of gold content in the stockpile at the Sidney Mill amounts to $7.145 Million. Price fluctuations in gold. The gold grade variations within the stockpile, taking into account both high-grade and low-grade zones, The concentration's density. The parent rock's density. Rates of milling and smelting recovery. Announcement • Nov 01
Sidney Resources Corp. Appoints Joe Maier to its Board of Directors Sidney Resources Corporation declared the appointment of Joe Maier to its board of directors. Mr. Maier, a seasoned attorney with expertise in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and trust law, will assume the crucial role of providing guidance to the company in matters of governance and strategic planning for potential M&A endeavors. Maier possesses over two decades of professional expertise, specializing in several areas including estate planning, succession planning, deferred compensation design, executive compensation planning, income tax planning, and mergers and acquisitions (M&As). He also has experience handling wealth transfers, including multigenerational dynasty planning and grantor-trust sales, as well as structuring new businesses and designing exit strategies. Maier represents clients ranging from business owners, investors, and developers to families with multimillion-dollar business valuations and real estate portfolios. In conjunction with his expertise in estate planning, Maier possesses extensive knowledge and proficiency in income tax matters, encompassing the establishment, functioning, and dissolution of multiple company organizations. In addition, he is responsible for managing tax structuring in the context of mergers and acquisitions, tax-exempt corporate reorganizations, post-mortem administration, and intricate probate affairs. Additionally, Maier is responsible for supervising internal sales activities, which encompass intra-family wealth transfers and sales to insiders, including employee stock ownership programs. Maier is a highly sought-after public speaker who delivers monthly presentations on a diverse range of subjects pertaining to the field of estate planning. He is a member of the Wisconsin State Bar's Taxation, Property, and Probate sections, as well as co-president of the Society of Financial Services Professionals. Additionally, he holds a position on the board of directors for Centro Legal and actively participates in the membership committee of Make a Difference Wisconsin. Maier obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School, located in Madison. 
