Adyton Resources (TSX-V:ADY, OTCQB:ADYRF) Corporation announced that it has appointed Anthony Williamson to the company’s board as a non-executive director.
It also said Rod Watt has agreed to resume his position as the company’s chief geologist.
Adyton noted the appointments significantly strengthen the company’s board and management team as it prepares to accelerate the development of the Fergusson Island gold and Feni gold and copper projects.
“The combination of Anthony’s deep geological knowledge of the Papua New Guinea (PNG) region and his strong relationships with a wide network of PNG stakeholders will be an invaluable complement to Rod’s detailed knowledge of the geology of the Feni Island and Fergusson Island projects as we undertake further exploration programs and technical studies,” Adyton Resources (TSX-V:ADY, OTCQB:ADYRF) managing director Tim Crossley said in a statement.
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“The appointment of two such highly qualified and respected geologists to the Adyton team is a testament to the quality and potential of Adyton’s project portfolio,” Crossley added.
The company said Williamson has over 30 years’ experience as a geologist in the mineral exploration sector in Australia, Papua New Guinea (PNG), and southeast Asia, having co-discovered and brought into production the Co-O mine in the Philippines.
Adyton Resources (TSX-V:ADY, OTCQB:ADYRF) currently has a portfolio of highly prospective mineral exploration projects in Papua New Guinea on which it is looking for copper and gold. The company’s projects are on the Pacific Ring of Fire, which hosts several world-class copper and gold deposits.
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