Western Uranium Corporation had a successful Annual General and Special Meeting on June 7, 2017, in Toronto, Ontario. The company announced that proxy votes were cast for over 11 million common shares, representing a majority of outstanding shares. Additionally, all resolutions presented at the meeting were passed by shareholders.
The meeting also resulted in the election of the following director nominees: Russell Fryer, George Glasier, Andrew Wilder, and Michael Skutezky. Michael Skutezky was subsequently elected as the Independent Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Management appointments were also made for the upcoming year, with George Glasier serving as President and CEO, Robert Klein as Chief Financial Officer, Patrick Siglin as vice-president Development, and Michael Rutter as vice-president Operations.
George Glasier, the President and CEO of Western Uranium Corporation, expressed his excitement about the company’s progress since the meeting, calling it a transformational year. He highlighted the setting of a production strategy, enhancement of the company’s financial position, and advancements in regulatory developments. Glasier expressed optimism about the future, citing a tightening in uranium global markets.
Western Uranium Corporation is a Colorado-based uranium and vanadium mining company with a focus on low-cost near-term production in the western United States and the development of ablation mining technology. Investors and stakeholders can look forward to continued growth and success from the company in the coming year.
