Green Mining Quietly Discloses CFO Left Weeks Ago
In a move entirely unsurprising for Canadian capital markets, Green Mining Innovation (TSXV: GMI) on Sunday quietly filed with regulators that its chief financial officer, Daniel Belisle, has left the company.
Three weeks ago.
Evidently, the junior exploration firm hasn’t had a CFO since December 6, when Belisle left the company over a disagreement related to the future of the company. The departure is said to have followed “discussions on the vision and management of the company.”
And despite the departure being weeks ago, the company is said to be implementing an interim CFO “shortly”, while a search for a permanent CFO is underway. The major shortfall notably comes at the end of the fourth quarter, with Green Mining stating it wishes to “regularize the situation” as soon as possible.
Green Mining Innovation last traded at $0.115 on the TSX Venture.
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