– UK, Tyndrum – Scotgold Resources Limited (LON: SGZ | ASX: SGZ), Scotland’s first commercial gold producer, today announced the appointment of Maurice Mason to its Board as a Non-executive Director with immediate effect.
About Maurice Mason
Maurice Mason has over 20 years of experience within the mining industry. He has previously held roles in Anglo American, where he was responsible for supply chain optimization and procurement project delivery across the group’s commodity profile. He is currently the Vice President of Corporate Development at Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, a gold producer whose primary asset is in the Blanket Mine in Zimbabwe. Before joining Caledonia, Maurice was a securities analyst focussing on the mining sector.
About Scotgold Resources
Scotgold Resources Ltd is Scotland’s first commercial gold producer. The Company pouredits first gold in November 2020 at its Cononish Gold and Silver Mine in Tyndrum, Scotlan,d and is developing it into a planned +23,500-ounce gold mine per annum. Cononish is a high-grade underground mining operation with a central processing plant producing gold concentrate for off-take and gold doré for the Scottish Jewellery industry. The mine has anticipated forecast operating costs of c.£610 per ouncein Q4 2023, which will place Cononish in the lowest quartile of gold mining operations globally.
It is Scotgold’s vision to build a mid-tier gold mining company in Scotland with multiple operations in the country that enhance the local environment and economy in ways that have an enduring positive impact.
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