Military Metals Appoints Thomas Huser as Executive Chairman
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Military Metals Corp. has appointed Thomas Hüser as executive chairman. In connection with his transition to this executive position, he will relinquish his previous role as independent non-executive chairman. Hüser has more than two decades of European metals, industrial, government relations, and strategic-minerals experience.
The transition establishes a European-domiciled member of the company’s executive leadership team. Hüser will now provide the company with a senior management member located in closer proximity to the Trojárová Antimony Project, Slovak authorities, European policymakers, local stakeholders, and potential strategic partners.
In his new capacity, the former Glencore executive, Hüser, will become more closely involved in the strategic development of Military Metals, with a particular focus on government relations and stakeholder engagement in Europe.
His responsibilities will include advancing the management of the appeal process regarding the cancellation of the company’s exploration license related to the Trojárová Antimony Project, developing institutional and government relations, and further strengthening the company’s governance and organizational structures.
Trojárová represents one of the company’s key strategic European assets and is one of only two sizeable antimony resources within the European Union.
“By assuming the role of executive chairman, I intend to contribute my European industrial and public policy experience more directly to the development of Military Metals’ key projects in Europe,” said Thomas Hüser, executive chairman and director.
“Together with Scott Eldridge, the board of directors, and the management team, we aim to establish clear responsibilities, systematically advance our key projects, create sustainable value for our shareholders and integrate the company into critical raw materials value chains, with a particular focus on antimony,” added Hüser.
“Mr. Hüser’s increased executive involvement represents an important step for Military Metals, his European domicile provides an important local leadership presence. He brings an exceptional combination of metals-industry leadership, European government relations and strategic industrial experience,” said Scott Eldridge, CEO and director of Military Metals.
“Furthermore, his background in the international resources industry and engagement with political and regulatory decision-makers is highly complementary to the capabilities of our management team. I look forward to working even more closely with him,” added Eldridge.
Military Metals is a British Columbia-based mineral exploration company that is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties with a focus on antimony.
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