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Horizon Minerals

Christian Price to drive development for Horizon Minerals 

Horizon Minerals (ASX:HRZ) has appointed Christian Price as General Manager for Corporate Development to help drive the company’s growth strategy.

Price has 20 years experience in the sector, as a mining engineer, mine manager, mineral economist, and corporate leader. He has most recently served as Executive Director at Nimy Resources (ASX:NIM), with previous roles in both early-stage explorers and global producers.

Managing Director Grand Haywood believes that bringing Price onto the executive team will assist the company’s growth and development. 

“He brings deep experience in mining, development, commercial negotiation, and value-focused project evaluation, which will be instrumental as we advance our pipeline of development opportunities and strengthen our position as a key player in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia.”

Horizon Minerals is a mid-tier gold producer, with projects in Western Australia’s goldfields. 

Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au   

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