Durango Resources Ltd. held its annual general meeting on December 31, 2024, where shareholders voted on various matters, including the election of new directors.
Durango Resources Ltd. held its annual general meeting on December 31, 2024, in Vancouver, B.C. Shareholders voted in person and by proxy representing 8,738,335 shares, or 9.28% of the issued and outstanding shares. All three nominees listed in the management proxy circular, Marcy Kiesman, Melanie Mackay, and Aimee Ward, were elected as directors for the year.
Shareholders also re-approved Durango's 10% rolling stock option plan and re-appointed Charlton & Company as auditors for the 2025 year end. Durango CEO, Marcy Kiesman, thanked shareholders for their support and expressed excitement for 2025. She also thanked outgoing directors Julie Lemieux and Joanna Cameron for their service. Durango is a natural resources company focused on acquiring and exploring mineral properties in Canada. The company currently holds a 100% interest in various properties, including those in the Babine Copper-Gold District, British Columbia, near the Troilus Gold Camp, the Nemaska lithium-rich camp, and the Windfall Lake gold camp
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