Minaurum Gold Inc. Strengthens Leadership for Alamos Silver Project with New Appointments
- Minaurum Gold appoints Mr. Ruben Molina as Senior Project Manager for the Alamos Silver Project in Mexico.
- Molina's team brings 39 years of experience, enhancing exploration and resource evaluation at the Alamos site.
- The leadership changes aim to strengthen Minaurum's commitment to strategic growth and shareholder value through geological exploration.
Minaurum Gold Enhances Leadership for Alamos Silver Project
Minaurum Gold Inc. bolsters its strategic position in the silver mining sector with the recent appointment of Mr. Ruben Molina as Senior Project Manager for the Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico. Effective June 17, 2025, Molina’s extensive background in Mexican silver exploration positions him as a vital asset for the company. With a Bachelor of Science in Geology, he previously contributed significantly to the development of the Las Chispas silver-gold deposit while working as a Senior Resource Modeler for SilverCrest Metals, a project that culminated in a $1.7 billion sale. His leadership in resource modeling and geological analysis is expected to enhance the Alamos project’s overall potential.
Molina joins Minaurum alongside three experienced geologists from SilverCrest, collectively bringing 39 years of exploration and resource evaluation experience. This team has been pivotal in executing over 500,000 meters of drilling, which has played a crucial role in discovering major silver-gold deposits. Their combined expertise not only strengthens Minaurum’s technical capabilities but also enhances the geological understanding and drill targeting at the Alamos site. The identification of a stacked vein system under Molina's guidance marks a significant step forward, potentially unlocking new avenues for exploration and extraction.
Darrell Rader, President & CEO of Minaurum, expresses his confidence in the new appointments, noting their timely alignment with the company's goals. Minaurum Gold focuses on high-grade, production-permitted projects, particularly within Mexico’s rich mineral landscape. The appointment of skilled professionals like Molina and his team is seen as a transformative move, reinforcing the company’s commitment to strategic acquisitions and the development of Tier-One precious and base metal projects. This leadership enhancement is pivotal in advancing the Alamos project, demonstrating Minaurum’s dedication to maximizing shareholder value through robust geological exploration.
In addition to the new appointments, Minaurum Gold continues to manage a diverse portfolio of district-scale projects across Mexico. The company’s focus on high-quality assets positions it well within the competitive landscape of the mining sector. As the demand for silver and gold remains strong, Minaurum's strategic initiatives and leadership enhancements may well place it at the forefront of resource development in the region, fostering growth and innovation in the industry.
