Kin Mining Completes Boardroom Reshuffle

THE BOURSE WHISPERER: Kin Mining (ASX: KIN) announced a Board restructure as it prepares for development and production at the company’s Leonora gold project in Western Australia.

Kin Mining’s managing director Trevor Dixon will move to the head of the table, having been appointed non-executive chairman, replacing Terry Grammer, who has resigned from the Board.

CEO Don Harper has been appointed to replace Dixon in the role as managing director.

“Since joining the company six months ago, Don has made a significant contribution to delivering a successful Pre-Feasibility Study on time and professionally bringing together a team of consultants and employees to drive the process efficiently and effectively,” Kin Mining’s new non-executive chairman Trevor Dixon said in the company’s announcement to the Australian Securities Exchange.

In other moves, highly-experienced metallurgist David Sproule has been appointed non-executive director to replace Fritz Fitton, who has resigned his non-executive director role.

“David’s skills and experience will be extremely valuable as we finalise the feasibility study, negotiate key contracts and start development,” Dixon said. 

“The skills and commitment shown by Terry and Fritz have been crucial to ensuring Kin worked through the difficult times and emerged in the strong position it now enjoys.

“We are grateful to them for their hard work and wish them all the best for the future.”

Kin Mining said the current Feasibility Study for the LGP is on track for completion in the middle of this year with first gold production scheduled for mid-2018.

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