Stirling Resources Limited: Appoints Nigel Goodall As Non-Executive Director
15.09.2010 | ABN Newswire
12:08 AEST Sept 15, 2010 ABN Newswire (C) 2004-2010 Asia Business News PL. All Rights Reserved.Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Stirling Resources Limited (ASX:SRE) advises it has appointed Nigel Goodall as Non-Executive Director.
Mr. Goodall has 40 years experience in the mining and resource industry covering operations, project design and development, marketing and general management. Holding a degree in Mineral Processing from London University and an MBA from University of Western Australia, he has worked in coal, copper, gold, tin, iron ore and mineral sands. Over the past 20 years, Mr Goodall has been the principal of a small consulting company that has developed an extensive client list ranging from major national and multinational companies to small business.
Stirling's Chairman, David Nabarro, said 'We are very pleased that Nigel has accepted a position on Stirling's Board. His wide ranging experience in the mining industry will be of great value and will add further depth of technical and commercial expertise.'
About Stirling Resources Limited:
Stirling Resources Limited (ASX:SRE) is a West Australian resources developer focusing on investment and development of copper, zircon, coking coal, gold and iron ore projects. The Company consists of highly experienced resource development and mining personnel with track records of creating shareholder value.
Previously the group took control of a financially distressed manganese producer and developed it into a diverse mineral commodity producer to become included in the ASX 200 and was ultimately taken over by an international conglomerate for A$1.25b. The Company grew from being a small unreliable manganese producer to ultimately supplying 10% of the world's high grade manganese to global customers and developed significant projects in chromite, nickel, copper, zinc and iron ore.
The Company's strategy for creating shareholder value is to identify projects that comprise either commodities that are considered to have strong future demand or geological characteristics that have potential and yet for various reasons have not achieved their possibilities. The focus is on brown fields projects close to development or production.
Driven by the underlying fundamentals of the Chinese economy and the continued massive urbanisation process commodities such as copper, zircon, gold and iron ore will continue to be in strong future demand. The Chinese growth is augmented by the Indian economic growth particularly in the steel industry leading to increasing demands of coking coal.
Contact:
Stirling Resources Limited
Marty Adams, Managing Director
Tel: +61-8-6389-6800
www.stirlingresources.com.au