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Tungsten West CEO made subsidiary director

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Tungsten West plc has appointed its interim chief executive officer Alistair Stobie as a director and of its subsidiary Aggregates West Ltd.

Companies House recorded the appointments effective from 26 June.

Mr Stobie, who is also chief financial officer, was intended to become a director following the resignation of former CEO Neil Gawthorpe.

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