- BMEX Gold (BMEX) has appointed Christopher Wild as the company’s Chief Geologist
- The role will oversee the company’s exploration program which is focused on the King Tut Property and the Dunlop Bay Property
- Both properties are located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt in Quebec
- Wild is a professional engineer with over thirty-five years of experience in mining and mineral exploration
- Shares of BMEX Gold are down 4.00 per cent, trading at C$0.24 at 1:59 pm ET.
BMEX Gold (BMEX) has appointed Christopher Wild as the company’s Chief Geologist.
Wild will be responsible for overseeing the company’s exploration program which is focused on the King Tut Property and the Dunlop Bay Property.
Both properties are located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt in Quebec. The King Tut Project consists of 120 contiguous claims on 5,206 hectares while the Dunlop Bay Project is made up of 76 mineral claims that cover 4,226 hectares.
Wild is a professional engineer with over thirty-five years of experience in mining and mineral exploration in Canada, Africa, and South America.
He was Chief Geologist for KGHM’s Ajax Project near Kamloops, B.C. in 2013. Prior to KGHM, Wild spent 10 years exploring for and developing gold, bauxite, and uranium projects in West Africa for a number of TSX-V listed companies.
“I joined BMEX Gold as I could see the vast potential of the projects. I have worked with Chris (Wild) in the past and he is a seasoned geologist and valuable team player and I am confident in his ability to lead our exploration efforts at BMEX and contribute to our future success,” said BMEX Gold CEO Warner Uhl.
“When Warner approached me with the opportunity to join BMEX I reviewed the projects and immediately accepted the role. I have worked on a wide range of mineral exploration projects and believe that BMEX has assembled an excellent land package in one of the most prolific areas for gold globally. The company is well financed for exploration and I am keen to lead the program,” said Wild.
BMEX Gold is a junior Canadian mining exploration company with the primary objective to acquire, explore, and develop viable gold and base metal projects in the mining-friendly jurisdiction of Quebec, Canada.
The company is currently fully focused on earning 100 per cent interest in its two projects, both located in the prolific Abitibi greenstone belt.
Shares of BMEX Gold are down 4.00 per cent, trading at C$0.24 at 1:59 pm ET.
