IMC Project’s appoint Group Director and Group CFO for tantalum mining project.

23rd June 2010 - IMC Projects, further to the published strategic plan, have appointed two key members of senior management to oversee the final stages of the tantalum mining operation as part of the companies’ corporate development vision.

IMC Projects CEO and Chairman, Dr. Patrick Janssen, was pleased to announce the appointment of the two prominent figures who will be responsible for the remaining execution of the strategic plan.

“IMC Projects is pleased to welcome Mr. Daniel Norris who will lead the project as the group’s Director. Daniel has extensive experience in mining project management and has been actively involved in supplying raw products to end user clients in Canada, South Africa and Northern Europe. We will use his experience to create and use a supply chain model that will add significant value to the tantalum portfolio”.

“IMC Projects have also been fortunate in obtaining the services of Mr. Richard Austin, who brings over 25 years of financial management experience to the company. Mr. Austin will be central to the financial decisions in relation to the tantalum venture as he takes on the responsibility of being the Group’s Chief Financial Officer. We will be looking to Mr. Austin when the time comes to expand the operation and we have a firm belief that his financial experience will lead the company onto much greater things in the future”.

The introduction of the two senior figures coincides with the completion of IMC’s tantalum project preparation stages. The final and most vital stages will now be completed by the new appointees as they formulate and execute the lucrative stages of the new venture for IMC Projects.

IMC Projects, formally Indo Mining Plc, founded in 2001 is a privately held group owned by its management, stakeholders and employees. Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, IMC Projects employs over 500 people in its mining operations and is the largest independent supplier of tin ore in the whole of South East Asia.

As the largest privately held mining company in Malaysia, IMC Projects own the rights to 138,000 hectares of land and have a total of 23 mining licenses in the Bangka Belitung Province in the South East of Indonesia.

Traditionally a tin mining company, IMC Projects engages in the exploration and mining of tin ore with an annual supply capacity of 7,000 tons. Combining our internal mining strengths with our vast measure of rich mining land, the company continues to provide the local community with modest employment opportunities under the safety and security of our well established business model.

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