BRS Holds 585,600-Share Strategic Position in ALEANNA, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANNA)
Strategic Investment

BRS Holds 585,600-Share Strategic Position in ALEANNA, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANNA)

2025 — Corporate Disclosure

Vancouver, British Columbia — BRS Resources LTD discloses that it holds a strategic equity position of 585,600 shares in ALEANNA, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANNA), a publicly listed energy transition company with natural gas assets in Italy.

Position Overview

BRS Resources LTD owns 585,600 shares of ALEANNA, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANNA). This position was established as a deliberate portfolio diversification strategy, providing BRS shareholders with complementary exposure to the European natural gas sector alongside the company's core mineral exploration activities in Canada and Mexico.

About ALEANNA, Inc.

ALEANNA, Inc. is a publicly listed company focused on natural gas assets in Italy. The company operates within a regulatory and energy market environment that management views as offering meaningful long-term value. BRS management's conviction in ALEANNA's asset base and growth trajectory informed the decision to establish this strategic holding.

  • Listed on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol ANNA
  • Focus on Italian natural gas exploration and production assets
  • Provides BRS shareholders with European energy sector exposure
  • Liquid, publicly traded position providing portfolio optionality

Financial Position

BRS Resources maintains a strong balance sheet. The company has over $10 million in the bank and is well financed to advance its mineral exploration programmes at Cowtrail (British Columbia) and SilverGold Mountain (Sonora, Mexico) while holding this strategic equity position.

The ALEANNA holding provides additional financial optionality and liquidity while BRS's exploration projects advance through their development phases, ensuring the company can act decisively on opportunities as they arise.

Strategic Alignment

This investment reflects BRS management's broader philosophy of building shareholder value through disciplined, multi-faceted resource positions. The natural gas sector and mineral exploration industries share common characteristics — capital intensity, geological risk, and long-term value creation — and BRS management views this cross-sector position as a natural complement to its core exploration portfolio.