Sidney Resources Corporation Identifies District-Scale Structural and Hydrothermal System at Warren Project; Survey Confirms Strategic Claim Position Within Core Target Corridor

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Sidney Resources Corporation Identifies District-Scale Structural and Hydrothermal System at Warren Project; Survey Confirms Strategic Claim Position Within Core Target Corridor Sidney Resources Corporation Identifies District-Scale Structural and Hydrothermal System at Warren Project; Survey Confirms Strategic Claim Position Within Core Target Corridor Integrated geophysical data confirms a continuous mineralized corridor and strengthens the project's relevance to domestic critical mineral supply. WARREN, ID / ACCESS Newswire / March 24, 2026 / Sidney Resources Corporation (OTCID:SDRC) ("Sidney" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the completion and initial interpretation of its recently conducted airborne magnetic and radiometric survey across the Warren District in Idaho. The high-resolution helicopter-borne magnetic and radiometric survey across the Warren District has now been successfully completed, conducted at approximately 30-meter terrain clearance with 50-meter line spacing for comprehensive district-wide coverage. The resulting detailed geophysical dataset provides robust support for structural and lithologic interpretations, confirming SDRC's claims as centrally located within a prospective structural and hydrothermal corridor west/southwest of the historic town of Warren. The integrated dataset has identified a district-scale structural and hydrothermal system, while also confirming that SDRC's claims are strategically positioned within a central, highly prospective portion of the system near and west/southwest of the historic town of Warren. Figure 1 - Airborne Survey Coverage and SDRC Claim Position within the Warren District, highlighting proximity to the historic town of Warren and core target corridor. Survey Confirms Strategic Claim Position Within Core System The airborne survey confirms that SDRC's claim package is not peripheral to the broader district, but instead occupies a central transition zone within the interpreted mineral system. The Company's claims are situated: Across a broad structural and geophysical transition corridor Within a zone exhibiting overlapping magnetic and radiometric signatures Along a trend extending west and southwest from Warren toward Steamboat Summit This positioning is considered highly favorable, as mineral systems are commonly focused along structural boundaries, intrusive margins, and zones o...

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