Sidney Resrcs Stock Price, News & Analysis

Sidney Resources (OTC:SDRC) announced staking of 380 federal mining claims (~7,600 acres) in Idaho's Warren Mining District on December 9, 2025 to expand control of pegmatite corridors and historic gold-silver systems.

The company cited breakthrough REE lab results: 30% TREO gravity concentrates and 60–65% TREO leach residuals, and said mapping shows district-scale pegmatitic structures hosting REEs, lithium, tantalum and niobium. Sidney says the expansion secures core structural corridors, historic producers, and newly identified REE-bearing trends while responding to nearby third-party claim activity.

Sidney Resources (OTC:SDRC) reported metallurgical results from the Warren Mining District (Idaho) showing exceptionally high concentrations of rare earths, tungsten, and PGMs from gravity-based processing.

Key lab results: Knott Vein residuals up to 55% TREO and 65% REO equivalent; Lucky Ben concentrates up to 30% TREO and 36% REO using mechanical gravity concentration only. Precious metals (gold, silver, PGMs) were separated prior to REE testing, confirming polymetallic potential.

The company provided detailed analytical and oxide-conversion reports and identified critical elements linked to defense and clean-energy supply chains.

Sidney Resources (OTCID:SDRC) reported preliminary internal metallurgical results from its Warren District Project, Idaho, showing 20 g/t gold plus 30% TREO via gravity and > 60% TREO in post-nitric-leach Knott Vein residuals. The company describes a dual-process, low-impact flowsheet producing gold and REE concentrates and claims a ~70% cost reduction versus flotation/acid leach and a preliminary 40%+ NPV uplift from REE credits.

Sidney has engaged Hazen Research for testing, launched a 4,000+ acre sampling program with assays due Nov 2025, plans aeromagnetic surveying and winter drilling, expects a Q1 2026 pilot plant, and targets a 2026 maiden resource.

Sidney Resources (OTC PINK:SDRC) has announced strategic partnerships with Mycleanium and Redstone Innovations to enhance environmental remediation in mining operations. The company has signed Letters of Intent (LOIs) with both firms to implement advanced bioremediation technologies and sustainable mining practices.

The initiative includes deploying state-of-the-art bioreactor methodology, digital twin monitoring platforms, and proprietary fungal genetic strains. Following the acquisition of 40 acres in Pony Meadows, Sidney now controls the Webfoot Creek headwaters and has access to Smith Creek through the Unity Purchase.

The partnership will implement several nature-based solutions including:

• Myco-remediation using native fungi species
• Bivalve filtration with freshwater clams and mussels
• Aquatic plant remediation
• Microbial bioremediation

The collaboration aims to protect critical waterways in the Warren, Idaho region while setting new standards for environmental stewardship in the mining industry.

Sidney Resources (OTCPINK:SDRC) has transformed from an exploration company to a potential leader in critical mineral production, now controlling 95% of the Warren Mining District. The company's strategic timeline from pre-2023 through February 2025 showcases significant developments in mineral discovery and acquisition.

Key milestones include: confirmation of high-grade gold, silver, and platinum group metals (PGMs) through third-party assays; establishment of on-site processing infrastructure; and acquisition of Unity Mining Group, adding 1,645 acres including 168 acres of private patent claims. The company raised $8.5M in institutional investment and expanded with a clean laboratory facility in Emmett, Idaho.

Recent discoveries revealed that historical 'insoluble' ore (37.6%) likely contains valuable PGMs and rare earth elements (REEs) that were previously unrecoverable. The company's strategic decisions include vertical integration of processing operations to maximize value extraction from their complex ore containing eight precious metals, including osmium.

Sidney Resources (OTC PINK:SDRC) has announced significant assay results from 25,000 tons of ore at their Warren District Project. The analysis, conducted by PTOE Labs, Florin Labs, and Auris Noble, revealed substantial grades of gold, silver, platinum group metals (PGMs), and rare earth elements (REEs).

The samples, collected by Geologist Steve Dobson using industry-standard protocols, demonstrated multi-ounce per ton levels of precious metals. Dr. DeMenna, Chief Technical Officer of PTOE Labs, confirmed the ore's composition primarily consists of plutonic Granite & Gneiss minerals with complex Geopolymer structures.

The ore contains various valuable metals including silver, gold, platinum, palladium, iridium, rhodium, osmium, ruthenium, and rare earth elements. COO Dan Hally emphasized that these results validate the Warren District project's exceptional potential, particularly aligning with global demand for precious metals and REEs.

Sidney Resources (OTC PINK:SDRC) has successfully acquired Unity GoldSilver Mines Inc assets in the Warren Mining District. The acquisition includes 168 acres of private patented mining claims, 1477 acres of unpatented mining claims, and significant mining infrastructure.

The Unity Mining properties contain an estimated 175,000 to 200,000 tons of high-value mine spoils with historical assays showing up to 14 ounces per ton of gold and 35 ounces per ton of silver. The deal includes multiple vein systems, including the Little Giant Mine, Unity Mine, Charity Mine, and a 9,000-foot extension of the Little Giant vein.

With this acquisition, SDRC now controls approximately 95% of the Warren Valley, owning 14 of the 18 well-known historic mines in the Warren District. The company's total holdings now comprise 3,667 acres of unpatented mineral claims, 208 acres of private property, and 153 acres of leased lands, including five mill sites and a placer claim.

Sidney Resources (OTC PINK:SDRC) has acquired the historic Silver Monarch mine and 40 acres of private patented property in Pony Meadows, Idaho. The property, formerly known as the Keystone Mine, dates back to the 1870s and historically yielded up to $80 per ton when gold was at $19 per ounce.

Recent XRF testing has confirmed significant concentrations of gold, silver, platinum, and other valuable metals, including iridium and palladium. The property features five distinct veins and includes historical shafts reaching 130 feet, though geological evidence suggests vein structures extend beyond 2,000 feet.

The acquisition provides operational control entirely on private land, minimizing regulatory hurdles. The property also includes Web Creek's headwaters, where the company plans to conduct water quality assessments and implement bio-remediation techniques where necessary.

Sidney Resources (OTC PINK:SDRC) has secured over $8.0 million in funding, with significant participation from Board Members Sue Maas and Jim Scherrer. The capital will primarily fund the construction of a new state-of-the-art milling and processing facility, scheduled to begin in Q2 2025 with completion expected in Late 2025. The expansion aims to increase processing capacity, enhance environmental sustainability, and expand strategic holdings. The company has already received the majority of the funds and is finalizing remaining contributions.