New Management, page-25

Hi @jowahsen

Rod Baxter and Garth Higgo have worked together before in Consolidated Minerals Limited and Calibre Group Limited.

See http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...nian-billionaire/story-e6frg8zx-1225832751716

See also http://www.aurecongroup.com/en/abou...on-appoints-new-industry-director-mining.aspx

“I believe there are still very good opportunities globally for those miners who understand the risks and can innovate by using the best skills and technology to drive down costs. I look forward to working with our mining clients to develop solutions that will drive continuous and sustainable improvements,” Garth Higgo added.

See also http://www.miningweekly.com/article...ramme-a-highlight-at-mining-indaba-2014-03-07

"Meanwhile, Aurecon mining industry director Garth Higgo told Mining Weekly at the Mining Indaba that the company promoted an ethos of “safe and certain delivery”, with a commitment to health and safety protocols.

“We believe every incident and injury is preventable – from our CEO to individual employees working on site, we strive for continuous improvement in our health and safety management systems.”

Moreover, Higgo added that having a social licence to operate, creating sustainable mining operations and increasing project value beyond the consideration of financial objectives alone were among the key challenges facing the global mining industry.

“In the last three years, Aurecon has evolved its service offering. We are no longer purely a consulting engineering company, we now also offer project management services,” stated Berger.

“The company has realised that more mining operations are aiming to work with engineering companies that offer a complete cradle-to-grave offering, from the early conceptual phase of a project to eventual final decommissioning of the mine and the rehabilitation of the site.”

Also in the supplementary prospectus today about Rod Baxter:

"Mr Baxter’s career has included the delivery of growth and transformation strategies of substantial businesses in various industry sectors".

These are turnaround strategies in organisations needing immediate attention. Hopefully the new brooms will be the catalyst to stop the SP deterioration.

Now back to my Friday night. Have a good weekend posters.


Please DYOR.