- Golden Mile Resources (G88) appoints Damon Dormer as CEO, beginning on March 1, 2023
- Mr Dormer has more than 26 years’ experience, including 15 years’ in mine management and executive roles working across Australia, the US, Papua New Guinea and Africa
- Current Golden Mile MD Jordan Luckett will continue with the company as an Executive Director
- Mr Luckett says he looks forward to working with Mr Dormer who he believes is the right person for the job given his skillset
- G88 shares last traded at 2.2 cents at 2:15 pm AEDT
Golden Mile Resources (G88) has appointed Damon Dormer as its new CEO, beginning in the role on March 1, 2023.
Mr Dormer has more than 26 years’ experience, including 15 years’ in mine management and executive roles working in studies, projects, operations and innovation across Australia, the US, Papua New Guinea and Africa.
Golden Mile said Mr Dormer has had success resurrecting mining projects and studies that had resulted in the construction of multiple mines in Africa, and significant operational success in Australia.
“Damon is an experienced mining executive with a proven track record of innovation and strategic thinking to overcome complex problems which will be of great assistance in progressing the studies on Quicksilver,” Golden Mile Chairman Grant Button said.
The company said it was the right time to appoint someone with both mining and engineering skills to guide G88 through studies required to progress its Quiksilver project forward and ultimately into production.
“As Golden Mile focuses its attention on further metallurgical and mining feasibility studies on our flagship project Quicksilver, Damon’s engineering expertise is an invaluable addition to the skill set of our management team,” Mr Button added.
Golden Mile’s current Managing Director Jordan Luckett will continue with the company as an Executive Director.
“I am excited that Damon has joined us and look forward to working with him,” Mr Luckett said.
“The project and the company need his skills and I am confident that he is the right man for the job.”
Mr Luckett also said there remains lots more work to do at Quicksilver, and insists there is “upside for shareholders”.
G88 shares last traded at 2.2 cents at 2:15 pm AEDT.