The company appointed Daniel Henao as the new President and announced changes in key areas such as Finance, Exploration, Growth, and Sustainability. The Board of Directors also underwent changes.
Mineros S.A. announced changes to its senior management and Board of Directors, in a move that marks the beginning of a new strategic phase for the company.
According to the company, these adjustments seek to strengthen the organization’s technical, financial, and sustainability capabilities, at a time when the enterprise is redefining its growth priorities following changes in its ownership structure during 2024 and 2025.
The primary move is the appointment of Daniel Henao as the new President (CEO), replacing David Londoño. Henao, who was already a member of the Board of Directors a position from which he resigned to assume his new role, possesses comprehensive experience in the precious metals value chain, from exploration to refining. He has led projects and transactions across various jurisdictions with an emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and regulatory compliance.
Concurrently, the company reported changes in its Financial Vice Presidency: David Splett will vacate his position on January 2, 2026, and Sergio Chavarría, the current Financial Manager with tenure at Mineros since 2018, will assume the role of Interim Vice President of Finance. Chavarría is an economist from the Universidad Nacional, holds an MBA from EAFIT, and has prior experience at Deloitte.
The reorganization also comprises three key appointments oriented toward technical and corporate growth: María Vallejo García will assume the role of Vice President of Growth and Business Development; Carlos David Ríos Restrepo will serve as Vice President of Exploration effective December 1; and Marcela Castillo, recognized among the “100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining 2022,” will be the Vice President of Sustainability.
Regarding corporate governance, Andrés Restrepo and Marco Izquierdo Llanos resigned from their positions on the Board of Directors. The company acknowledged their contributions and highlighted that these changes seek to advance the execution of the corporate strategy.
According to the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Augusto López, this renewal strengthens the team to face the new phase of regional growth for Mineros, a company with operations in Colombia and Nicaragua, and listed on the Toronto and Colombia stock exchanges, as well as the OTCQX market.
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