Mongolia-focused explorer Kincora Copper Ltd (CVE:KCC) has unveiled a raft of director changes.
Ray Nadarajah and Anthony Jackson have become members of the board of directors with immediate effect, while Duchintav Khojgor and Eric Zurrin have stepped down as non-executive directors.
Jackson has extensive experience as a director and finance chief of numerous publicly traded firms in the mining industry, and been Kincora's chief financial officer since September 2014.
Ray Nadarajah was most recently managing director of TPG Capital where he was responsible for infrastructure investments across emerging markets. Before this, he worked at copper titan Rio Tinto (LON:RIO) where he held a number of senior strategic and commercial roles.
"Ray has a unique skill set, is well positioned to add value to the team and we are very pleased to have attracted someone with his calibre and experience, as we look forward to working more closely with Anthony in his expanded role on the board," said Sam Spring, Kincora's president and chief executive.
"On behalf of the board, I would like to thank Duchintav and Eric, and wish them well with their busy existing business interests. Duchintav has provided a significant contribution to Kincora, as co-founder of the company, seven years on the board and support as a successful local businessman, with Eric contributing four years of service on the board and as chair of the remuneration committee".