Lundin Gold CEO Ron Hochstein to step down
Sept 11 (Reuters) - Lundin Gold LUG.TO said on Thursday Ron Hochstein would step down as CEO after a decade, and be succeeded by Jamie Beck.
Beck was the former CEO of copper miner Filo Corp, where he steered exploration and development initiatives. His new appointment would be effective November 7, the Vancouver-based company said.
Hochstein, who has been with Lundin Gold since 2014, oversaw the development of the company's flagship Fruta del Norte gold mine in Ecuador, the company said. He would remain with the broader Lundin Group.
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