Rumble Resources Ltd (ASX:RTR, OTC:RTRFF) has revealed a series of changes to its board of directors, a pivotal move aligned with the next developmental phase of the Earaheedy Zinc-Lead-Silver Project, situated 110 kilometres northeast of Wiluna, Western Australia.
Managing director Shane Sikora has announced his resignation, effective from September 29, as part of a planned transition.
The board highlighted Sikora's six-year tenure, during which he significantly contributed to the discovery of the Earaheedy Project.
In the interim, non-executive director Peter Venn has been appointed interim managing director.
Key component
Rumble non-executive director Matthew Banks said: "Shane has been a key component in the recent discovery success of the business driving the corporate side of the business.
"Shane has been tenacious in his approach to the business, and we all wish him well into the future.”
Simultaneously, an executive search for a new managing director is well underway.
The company exudes confidence in attracting a high-calibre mining executive to navigate the subsequent stages of the Earaheedy project.
Interim MD
Venn brings more than 30 years of resources industry experience and has been a technical consultant within the business for over 20 months.
His leadership aims to concentrate on the strategic objectives of the Earaheedy project, most recently highlighted by the announcement of a maiden mineral resource estimate (MRE) of 94 million tonnes at 3.1% zinc and lead.
The board's realignment marks a strategic pivot for Rumble as it intensifies its focus on the promising Earaheedy venture.
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