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Renforth Resources new VP

Renforth names new Vice President of Exploration

Renforth Resources (CSE:RFR) has appointed Martin Demers as its new Vice President of Exploration, assisting in the geological interpretation of the Parbec property and upcoming drilling in Victoria.

Working within the Abitibi region for more than 25 years, Demers’ experience ranges from field operations through to the commencement of mining operations.

He was a part of Aurizon Mines’ initial team that re-opened the Casa Berardi Mine in 2007, which is now under operation by Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL).

CEO Nicole Brewster says the company is pleased to continue its efforts at Parbec with help from Demers.

“Our planned stripping and bulk sampling at Parbec later this year will benefit from Demers’ prior experience in asset development,” Brewster says.

“In the meantime our ongoing prospecting and general exploration at both Parbec and Victoria benefit from his expertise and continued contributions to our field team.”

Meanwhile, the company has raised $82,500 via the issue of 8.25 million units from its common and flow-through share placement, with each unit comprising one share and one warrant.

Renforth Resources is a Canadian explorer focused on the development of its gold projects in Québec and Ontario.

Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au   

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