Albright Metals (ASX:ABR) Non-Executive Chair Ian Stuart will resign following the company’s annual general meeting (AGM) on 25 November.
Stuart joined the board in February 2019. The company says he leaves to pursue other endeavours.
The company credits Stuart’s experience and dedication with helping build its project portfolio. This includes the Golden Pike Gold and Antimony Project in Canada, as well as assets in Western Australia.
The announcement does not name a successor or outline a timeline for appointing a new chair. Stuart remains in the role until the AGM, giving the board just over a month from the announcement to consider its succession plans.
CEO Greg Hill recognises Stuart’s contribution to Albright Metals and its development over the years.
“On behalf of Albright Metals’ board and staff, I would like to thank Ian for his leadership and guidance,” Hill says.
“He has helped build a strong foundation for the company, which has set us up for the next phase of growth and development.”
Shareholders will likely look to the AGM and any subsequent board announcements for further details on the chair succession.
Albright Metals is an Australian explorer advancing a portfolio of gold and antimony assets across Canada and Western Australia.
Write to JC Villarba at Mining.com.au
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