Anglesey Mining plc chief executive officer Rob Marsden has resigned from the board of directors and will step down from his post on 31 May 2026.
The move follows the recent transfer of the company’s debt to investor and major creditor Energold Minerals Inc.
Anglesey said in a statement: “Following the significant strategic and financial repositioning of Anglesey over the past six months, both the board and Rob have agreed that this is now an appropriate time to transition leadership of the company.
“The board has commenced the process to appoint Rob’s successor.
“The board would like to thank Rob for his contribution to the company and we wish him well in his future endeavours.”
Non-executive chairman Andrew King also steps down with immediate effect, but will remain a non-executive director.
NED Jim Williams will become executive chairman, also effective immediately.
Anglesey is foccused on progressing its Parys Mountain base and precious metal project in North Wales.