Antipa Minerals has appointed Mark Rodda as executive chair, effective immediately.
Antipa Minerals has appointed Mark Rodda as executive chair, effective immediately.
Mr Rodda – a director of the junior over the past 14 years – will take over from Stephen Power, who will remain as a non-executive director.
A seasoned lawyer and corporate consult, Mr Rodda told the market he is hopeful the company can continue to generate value for shareholders.
“The Paterson province is seeing a new wave of corporate and institutional investment interest, and our company is exceptionally well-positioned with a fantastic portfolio and significant development opportunity,” he said.
On September 17, Roger Mason-led Antipa, which has a market cap of $104.91 million, provided an updated mineral resource estimate to its flagship Minyari Dome gold-copper project, located in the Pilbara.
The project’s gold resource, previously indicated in May 2022, rose by 33 per cent, or 573,000 ounces, to 2.3 million ounces – to complement the 661,000 ounces of silver, 83,500 tonnes of copper and 13,000t of cobalt.
“We are currently preparing an update to the August 2022 Minyari Dome scoping study and look forward to sharing the outcomes in the coming weeks.”
Antipa shares were up 5 per cent to 2.3 cents as of 1.30pm WST.
