MoneyAM MoneyAM
 Home   Log In   Register   Our Services   My Account   Contact   Help 
 Stockwatch   Level 2   Portfolio   Charts   Research   Share Price   Awards   Indices   Market Scan   Company Zone   Traders' Room 
 Funds   Trades   Terminal   Alerts   Heatmaps   News   Stock Screener   Forward Diary   Forex Prices   Director Deals   Investors' Room 
 CFDs   Shares   SIPPs   ISAs   Forex   ETFs   Videos   Comparison Tables   Spread Betting   Broker Notes   Shares Magazine 
You are NOT currently logged in

 
Filter Criteria  
Epic: Keywords: 
From: Time:  (hh:mm) RNS:  MonAM: 
To: Time:  (hh:mm)
Please Note - Streaming News is only available to subscribers to the Active Level and above
 


Cobra Resources appoints Chief Executive Rupert Verco as director

ALN

Cobra Resources PLC on Friday said it has appointed Chief Executive Rupert Verco as a director of the company with immediate effect.

Cobra Resources is a company focused on the Wudinna Project in South Australia.

Verco has been CEO of Cobra since July last year. He has over 15 years mining experience in Australia and internationally.

Cobra said that as CEO Verco has overseen a ‘transformational’ period incorporating numerous field programmes, which have allowed the company to define a potentially extensive, regionally scalable clay-hosted rare earth resource above and proximal to gold resources.

Further, under his leadership, Cobra has expanded its land holding in the Gawler Craton to 3,261 square kilometres, establishing the company as a ‘major player’ in the tier one mining jurisdiction of South Australia, the company added.

Chair Greg Hancock said: ‘Rupert's contribution since joining as CEO has been both impressive and integral to positioning Cobra to define a unique multi-mineral resource in South Australia. As we expand our operations and aim to progress in time from exploration to mine development, we look forward to continuing to benefit from Rupert's experience both as CEO and now as a member of the board of directors.’

Shares in Cobra were down 1.4% to 1.80 pence each in London on Friday midday.

Copyright 2022 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.