Star Energy Group plc chief executive officer Chris Hopkinson has stepped down from the role and the board with immediate effect, after 12 months in the post. His replacement is Ross Glover who is expected to be appointed to the board following the company’s general meeting 12 June. Mr Hopkinson, who will not stand for […]
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Tungsten West CEO Neil Gawthorpe resigns
Tungsten West plc chief executive officer Neil Gawthorpe has resigned with immediate effect, after 15 months in the role. He remains a board director until finalisation of his settlement agreement. Chief financial officer Alistair Stobie will become interim CEO and join the board, subject to regulatory checks. Tungsten West said it had started the process […]
Serica appoints Chris Cox as CEO
Serica Energy plc has appointed Chris Cox as chief executive officer, effective from 1 July 2024. Chairman David Latin will end his temporary role as interim CEO on the same date. Mr Cox has more than 40 years’ experience in oil and gas in a wide range of roles with majors and independents. For the […]
Oriole CEO Timothy Livesey steps down
Oriole Resources plc chief executive officer Timothy Livesey has stepped down and left the board, with effect from end of 30 April, to focus on his other business interests. His replacement is Martin Rosser who joined the board on 1 May 2024. Mr Livesey was pivotal in reinvigorating Oriole’s strategic direction which led to the […]
Anglesey appoints Robert Marsden as CEO
Anglesey Mining plc has appointed Robert (Rob) Marsden to the board as chief executive officer, with effect from 1 May 2024. Mr Marsden, who replaces Jonathan Battershill, is a mining engineer with 29 years’ experience in commodities including copper, diamonds, gold, silver, coal, industrial minerals and iron ore. He has worked in Australia, Botswana, Brazil, Chile, […]
Angus Energy CEO purchases 5m shares
Angus Energy plc chief executive officer Richard Herbert has bought 5 million ordinary shares of 0.002p each at an average price of 0.5 pence per ordinary share. The purchase on 16 April takes Mr Herbert’s shareholding in the company 8.3m ordinary shares representing 0.02% of Angus Energy’s issued share capital.