Vancouver, British Columbia – July 4, 2025 – Aranjin Resources Ltd. (TSXV: ARJN) announces a significant leadership transition, appointing Mr. Thomas Wood as Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors, effective immediately. Matthew Wood will transition to the role of Executive Chair of the Board.
Mr. Wood brings a robust blend of public and private sector expertise, with a strong background in navigating economic policy, shaping business strategy, driving investment, and spearheading project development. Previously, he served as a policy advisor to the Leader of the Opposition in the Australian Senate, where his focus was on critical economic, industrial, and regulatory matters. His earlier experience includes managing national media strategy for the Deputy Leader of the National Party.
In the private sector, Mr. Wood has a proven track record of success, having managed a highly effective fund specializing in small-cap mining investments on the ASX. He has since been instrumental in leading investment activities across both established public markets and emerging early-stage ventures. A founding partner of QCapital Partners, an Australian-based venture capital firm with a dedicated focus on the mining sector, Mr. Wood holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the Australian National University, where he majored in Finance.
Matthew Wood, Executive Chairman, commented on the appointment:
“We are thrilled to welcome Thomas as our new CEO and a key member of the Board. His leadership and sharp strategic insights will be invaluable as we aggressively pursue growth opportunities, particularly in advancing our flagship Victory Project in Mongolia and further developing our promising Australian assets.”
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Forward-Looking Statements
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