Sienna Resources (OTCMKTS: SNNAF) (TSXV: SIE), a leading lithium development company, has recently made an application for a planned drill program at its high grade Elko Lithium Project in Nevada.
Investors are paying close attention because the company’s strategic land package is located immediately adjacent to an exciting new high-grade lithium discovery recently made by Surge Battery Metals (OTCMKTS: NILIF) (TSX.V: NILI). If Sienna is successful in discovering similar lithium grades at its adjacent Elko property, a potential new lithium district may be emerging in Nevada.
Jason Gigliotti, President of Sienna Resources states, “We are very excited about this area especially in light of the fantastic lithium results being drilled by our neighbor, Surge Battery Metals. This area is shaping up to be one of the most exciting lithium addresses in North America and we are very pleased to be right in the heart of it with a planned work program to commence as soon as possible.”
The demand for lithium continues to surge thanks to the rapid growth of the electric vehicle market, the expansion of renewable energy sources, and ongoing technological advancements in battery technology. As these trends continue, the demand for lithium is expected to remain high, prompting efforts to increase exploration and expand production methods.
Shares of Sienna Resources trade on the OTC under the ticker symbol SNNAF as well as in Canada under the symbol SIE. For more information visit www.siennaresources.com.
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