– CANADA, Toronto – Nevada Zinc Corporation (TSX: NZN) today announced the appointment of Igor Danyliuk to its Board of Directors, bringing decades of experience in NA capital markets and an extensive network of contacts across many industries.
About Igor Danyliuk
Igor Danyliuk brings over 40 years of capital markets experience having worked on Bay St. and Wall St. as an investment banker, a top-ranked equity research analyst, and most recently as Head of Research for one of Canada’s major banks.
He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BASc (Engineering Science) and MASc (Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry) from The University of Toronto.
About Nevada Zinc
Nevada Zinc is an exploration and development company focused on its wholly-owned Lone Mountain zinc project in central Nevada, with the strategic objective of producing zinc-based products including fertilizers, animal feed, and chemicals. In July 2020, the Company entered into a Collaboration Agreement with Cameron Chemicals Inc., a leading U.S. producer and distributor of granular micronutrients to the agricultural, turf, and horticultural industries with manufacturing facilities in Washington, Virginia, and Michigan. Under the terms of the Collaboration Agreement, Nevada Zinc and Cameron would work together to establish a range of zinc-based micronutrient fertilizers to be produced by the Company and marketed by Cameron through its distribution networks. In March 2021, Nevada Zinc commenced a multiphase pilot plant program to produce zinc sulfate and further de-risk and advance the Lone Mountain high-grade zinc carbonate-oxide deposit.
For more information: https://nevadazinc.com/
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