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Bardoc Gold CEO steps aside

1st October 2021

By: Mariaan Webb

Creamer Media Contract Publishing Editor

     

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Robert Ryan, CEO of ASX-listed Bardoc Gold, will leave the company by mutual agreement with the board, it was announced on Friday.

Ryan was praised as an “excellent” senior mining and operations executive, but executive director Nel Biddle said that his core skills of building and operating projects did not fit with the company’s current direction.

The developer on Monday announced a strategic review, in light of the rapidly escalating cost environment, tightening labour market and other Covid-19 challenges facing new resources projects, resulting in a decision to defer a final investment decision for the Bardoc project.

The strategic review, overseen by founding director Biddle, would include consideration of strategic merger and acquisition and consolidation opportunities, as well as other pathways to monetise the Bardoc deposit in the near term.

“Rob is a high-calibre individual who has done a fantastic job in advancing the Bardoc gold project to this point. His hard work, dedication and resolve cannot be doubted, and the huge effort he has put in on behalf of Bardoc shareholders over the past two years is greatly appreciated by everyone in the company,” said Biddle.

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