Riverside Resources Inc. reported on rock sampling and fieldwork from the Cecilia Gold-Silver Project (the Project) in Sonora, Mexico. The results fit within the larger context of a district scale gold-silver composite dome system with superimposed gold-rich veins. Past drilling by Riverside intercepted high-grade gold in 4 of the 7 holes and this sampling over new areas, doubles the strike of the defined mineralization footprint This large footprint is consistent with other rhyolite dome gold systems including those in New Mexico like Mogollon and in Sonora like at La India mine of Agnico Eagle.

Key Highlights: 34 rock samples were collected at the primary targets; 22 samples in the main target "Cerro Magallanes" confirming Au grades up 7.3 g/t Au and Ag > 100 g/t; Five primary structural trends were identified with field data and historic geochemical data Reprocessing; Updated drilling permits, valid for the next several years, have been obtained along with signed agreements for surface access over the targets. Riverside collected rock chip samples from selective areas along 0.8 km length in the Magallanes Target area that returned gold values in assays up to 7.3 g/t Au and 144 g/t Ag. The sampling confirms the consistent Au grades obtained in past surface workings and diamond core drilling that includes 24.2m at 1.51 g/t Au in CED21-005 by the company.

The mapping and exploration activities combined with data reprocessing allows the company geologists to define the main structural trends (Agua Prieta, San Jose, North Breccia, Central and East trends) that are the main mineral corridors. The structural trends are interpreted as the surface expression of a rooted rhyolite dome system where higher grades lie at the base of the hill. The geochemical data obtained, and the geologic mapping are helpful to refine the geological model for the deposit type and target delineation for the next drill program planned for 2024.