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Copper miner Solgold CEO Mather to retire, hunt for new boss starts

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Nick Mather, the chief executive officer of copper and gold miner SolGold, will retire at the end of March after 13 years at the helm, the company said in a statement. While Solgold starts the hunt for a new CEO, its non-executive director Keith Marshall will step in as an interim chief, it added. Reuters on Friday reported that the company had launched a process to replace Mather after nearly half of shareholders, including BHP, and Newcrest, opposed his reappointment to the board following a dispute over funding for the miner’s mammoth Ecuador copper-gold project.

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SolGold CEO Nick Mather to retire after shareholder pressure

SolGold CEO Nick Mather to retire after shareholder pressure
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SolGold CEO to retire after shareholder pressure

SolGold CEO to retire after shareholder pressure SolGold executive director Nick Mather. Credit: SolGold via YouTube. SolGold announced on Tuesday that Nick Mather would step down as CEO, after 13 years at the helm of the company. His resignation comes a month after Mather was handed a strong rebuke at the company’s annual meeting, when nearly half (44.7%) of shareholders voted against his reappointment to the board. Sign Up for the Copper Digest Sign Up Solgold, backed by BHP and Newcrest , has sparred with two of its largest shareholders over funding for its mammoth Ecuador copper-gold project. Mather will step down effective 31 March 2021

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SolGold PLC Announces Leadership Succession Update

SolGold PLC Announces Leadership Succession Update Leadership Succession Update BISHOPSGATE, LONDON / ACCESSWIRE / January 19, 2021 / Mr. Nicholas Mather, has advised the Board of Directors of SolGold (LSE:SOLG)(TSX:SOLG) that for personal reasons, he will retire from the role of Chief Executive Officer ( CEO ) after 13 years at the helm of SolGold. During his tenure, the company has delivered globally recognised exploration successes, he built SolGold into a distinguished explorer in Ecuador and laid the foundation for the next phase in the successful development of the SolGold. The Company will commence immediately a global executive search program to identify and engage with candidates that have experience in base and precious metals exploration and the construction of large copper-gold porphyry mines in South America, development financing and executive corporate management.

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