RPM Automotive Group Ltd (ASX:RPM) has a new chief financial officer (CFO) at the helm.
Malcolm Noriskin will join the automotive brand in a leadership role as the company continues to execute its growth strategy.
Noriskin succeeds former CFO Dale Sinnott, who served in the role virtually via his accounting and tax consulting business.
Benefitting from Noriskin’s expertise
Speaking to the appointment, RPM co-founder, CEO and managing director Clive Finkelstein said: “After a comprehensive executive search, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Malcolm Noriskin as CFO.
“Malcolm is an outstanding finance professional with extensive accounting experience in an ASX-listed environment and we look forward to benefiting from his skills as we continue to grow the RPM Group.
“I would like to thank Dale for his contribution over the past four years as the company has rapidly grown.
“He has provided valuable support to the business as we scaled our operations and assisted us in the initial phase of our company journey.
“We wish him all the best for his future endeavours.”
RPM’s new CFO
A seasoned finance professional and qualified chartered accountant, Noriskin brings more than two decades of experience to the CFO role.
He’s served at former big five accounting firm Arthur Andersen and set up consultancy firms in Australia and South Africa, including Gropoint, Slvd and Prevance Trading.
In previous roles, the new CFO has established a track record of profitable expansion and business development.
He’s implemented adaptive planning projects across a series of major organisations, including real estate investment trust (REIT) Rural Funds Group (ASX:RFF), online lender Harmoney Corp Ltd (ASX:HMY) and donor management system Pushpay Holdings Ltd (ASX:PPH).
Malcolm holds a Bachelor of Accounting (Hon) degree from the University of South Africa and is a qualified and registered Chartered Accountant with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants.
About RPM Automotive
The RPM Automotive Group offers a national footprint of services, focusing on the wholesale distribution and retail of tyres, auto parts and accessories with leading brands.
The company plans to address multiple opportunities in the Australian market and aggressively grow its business on multiple fronts with an emphaisis on organic and inorganic development.
Since listing on the ASX in August 2019, RPM has acquired CITIC Autoparts, Gully Mobile Tyers, Metcher Tyre Services, Competition Tyres Hallam, Traralgon Tyre Service, Carline Automotive - Cairns and Carline Automotive, Revolution Racegear - Townsville and Direct Wholesale Tyres.