Sienna Resources Inc. is a company that specializes in identifying, investigating, and appraising mineral-rich properties across both Canada and the United States. Their primary objective is to uncover deposits of valuable resources such as platinum, palladium, uranium, gold, and lithium. The organization, which was established in 1983, was previously known as Habanero Resources Inc. before officially adopting the name Sienna Resources Inc. in January 2014. Its main corporate office is located in Vancouver, Canada.
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Sienna Resources Inc. is an other precious metals company headquartered in Vancouver, Canada. It is publicly listed (SIEN) with a market capitalisation of $2.1M. Xcout tracks 20 named people at Sienna Resources Inc., including Ronald Menezes (President, Chief Executive Officer & Director).
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