Aldoro Resources Ltd (ASX:ARN) has selected Liqun Li to fill the role of non-executive chair effective today, following the resignation of Troy Flannery as director and chair.
Flannery has stepped down to pursue other commitments and the board has expressed its appreciation for his service to the company over the past three years.
Unlocking further value
"I look forward to working with the Aldoro team to ensure prompt progress toward unlocking the value within the portfolio for the benefit of our fellow shareholders,” the incoming chair said.
Li is one of company’s largest shareholders and a corporate executive with more than 20 years of experience in the resources and development sectors.
She has considerable expertise in asset divestment and project financing, having led a number of notable asset sales on behalf of listed companies.
Aldoro holds a collection of nickel, copper and platinum group metal exploration projects and rubidium projects in Western Australia, alongside other rare earth and critical mineral assets including:
- Flagship Narndee Igneous Complex Project near Mount Magnet in Western Australia;
- Kameelburg rare earth element project in Namibia;
- Niobe rubidium-lithium-tantalum project near Leinster, Western Australia; and
- Wyemandoo critical metal pegmatite project, also in Western Australia.