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Tri-Star deputy chairman resigns

Emin Eyi will no longer be a director of the company

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He has also left his position as a director of the company.

Eyi was previously the CEO of Tri-Star before becoming founding CEO of the Oman Antimony Roaster gold project, which is owned by the joint venture company SPMP in which Tri-Star holds a 40% stake.

He recently resigned from his role as SPMP CEO, with Jason Peers appointed as interim CEO.

Tri-Star is yet to announce Eyi's replacement as deputy chairman.

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