The company has recently added three new appointments to help bring the phosphate into production and to market the phosphate.
"Steve Abbott - Chief Operating Officer - Mr Abbott has joined full time and is a highly regarded mining executive with more than 30 years’ experience in senior international and resource sector roles. He has proven technical and management experience at senior levels across exploration, mining, processing, metallurgy, maintenance, smelting, refining, infrastructure, approvals and stakeholder engagement.
Rob Newbold – Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer - Mr Newbold has 20+ years’ experience across the industrial, chemical and agribusiness sectors operating throughout Australia, Asia, NZ, and Europe. He was General Manager for Wengfu Australia Ltd, one of the leading suppliers of bulk fertilizer to Australia. Prior to that he held senior positions with Nufarm and Incitec Pivot. Rob will head up the Company’s sales and marketing strategy in Angola.
Asareh Mansoori – General Manager Operations - Ms Mansoori is a mining engineer with 15 years’ experience within the Australian and International resource sector. She is the Company’s senior in-country manager (Angola), responsible for the development and operation of the Cabinda Phosphate mine and processing plant. Asareh has specific experience in startup operations and Middle Africa."
I'm hoping that will free up enough time for Lindsay to better promote the story. It's a great story but not at all well known as relatively low volumes show.
I've mentioned A4N's big run around two years ago after what was for me a frustrating flat period of it going nowhere and then backwards during covid. I think the biggest reason for the sustained and very long rally from the covid low, was that Bell Potter started covering the stock. The price increased 12 fold in around 3.5 years to a market cap of a billion while still waiting on offtakes to secure final funding.
I think MNB has a similar potential over a similar time frame and maybe just needs similar coverage.
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