
The ASX-listed Australian company with a portfolio of high-grade bauxite assets on both the West and East coasts of Africa, Lindian Resources has announced that one of its non-executive directors has stepped down from his role.

On 8th October’20, Lindian Resources revealed that Matthew Bull will be leaving the company, after announcing his resignation, effective immediately.

Asimwe Kabunga, the bauxite exploration company's Chairman commented on the departure by passing on his well-wishes.
"On behalf of the Board and the management of Lindian, I would like to wish Matt all the very best in his future endeavours," he said.
This has been the second leadership change in the company after Lindian appointed Danny Keating as its new CEO in August’20. The latest board shakeup comes as when the explorer continues to focus in on its growing bauxite assets in Guinea, West Africa.
A few days back, the company announced that it intended to acquire a 75% stake in the Lelouma and Woula bauxite projects, by acquiring the majority of owner Sarmin Bauxite.
Lindian already owns the nearby Gaoual Project in Guinea and has additional bauxite assets in Tanzania.
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