Mineros has announced several key changes within its senior management team.
Mineros S.A. announced updates to its executive leadership and Board of Directors. These adjustments, which include changes to the presidency, key strategic vice presidencies, and board membership, stem from an internal review conducted in response to the company’s evolving shareholding structure and its corporate priorities for the coming years.
Daniel Henao Appointed President of Mineros
The most significant change announced by the company is the appointment of Daniel Henao as the new President of Mineros, succeeding David Londoño, who tendered his resignation.
Henao, who previously served as a member of the Board of Directors, brings extensive experience in exploration, project evaluation, acquisitions, development, operations, and precious metals refining.
The new President emphasized that the immediate objective will be to “maintain stability and advance Mineros’ core mission during this period of transition,” and noted that his focus will be on generating value for stakeholders and strengthening a long-term vision of sustainable growth.
The company stated that outgoing leaders will support a structured transition process over the coming weeks to ensure continuity across all operations and strategic relationships.
Key Developments in the Financial Team
Mineros also announced that David Splett will step down as Chief Financial Officer effective January 2, 2026.
He will be succeeded on an interim basis by Sergio Chavarría, the company’s current Financial Manager.
Chavarría, an economist from the National University of Colombia with an MBA from EAFIT and prior experience at Deloitte, has held senior roles within the company since 2018, representing an internal commitment to ensuring stability in financial management during the transition period.
New Vice Presidents
Aligned with its growth strategy, Mineros has appointed three new vice presidents, who will report directly to the President:
– María Vallejo García – Vice President of Growth and Business Development
A mining engineer with experience in mineral economics, resource estimation, mine planning, and optimization technologies. She has held positions at Barrick Gold, AngloGold Ashanti, Waterton Global, and Vista Gold. Her track record includes evaluating more than 100 mining assets.
– Carlos David Ríos Restrepo – Vice President of Exploration (effective December 1)
A geological engineer with extensive experience in resource expansion, exploration, and technical analysis. A member of the SEG and the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, he has contributed to major discoveries in international projects.
– Marcela Castillo – Vice President of Sustainability
Previously Sustainability Manager at Hemco (Mineros Nicaragua), she is recognized for her strategic leadership in sustainability and was included in the global “100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining 2022” list.
Resignations from the Board of Directors
The company also reported that Andrés Restrepo and Marco Izquierdo Llanos resigned from the Board of Directors effective November 18, 2025.
“These appointments strengthen Mineros’ leadership capabilities as we execute our growth strategy. We are deeply grateful for the service and dedication of those who are departing the organization,” said Augusto López, Chairman of the Board.
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