Rex Minerals Limited (ASX: RXM) Share Price and News

Mr Laufmann has experience in the resources sector - specifically in copper, gold and nickel - corporately and operationally. Before becoming CEO of Rex, Richard was the chief executive officer of ASX-listed Indophil Resources which had ownership in and management of one of the undeveloped copper projects (Tampakan). This company operated in challenging commodity price and geo-political environment. Prior to Indophil, Richard was chief executive officer of ASX-listed Ballarat Goldfields. On joining, he recapitalised and led the company, through feasibility, financing, construction and commissioning of the Ballarat Gold Mine. In early 2007, Ballarat Goldfields was taken over by Lihir Gold. Previously, Richard was the general manager of Gold for WMC Resources, with some of the surface and underground operations in the country. Richard is a past chairman of the State Council of the Minerals Council of Australia (Victorian division) at the time the State Council merged into the national MCA.

Ms Rivamonte has over 30 years of experience in the resources industry covering the fields of commercial, strategic and risk management, corporate governance and financial management experience. Ms Rivamonte has previously held the dual role of chief financial officer and company secretary at Rex Minerals and Ballarat Goldfields, as well as the role of company secretary at Indophil Resources and White Rock Minerals. She has also been a director of a number of companies in Australia and internationally. Amber's experience covers all aspects of managing resources companies, from project acquisition, mergers, demergers, takeovers, schemes and forms of fund raisings

Mr Robinson has executive experience in the finance and resources industries. He is a Non-Executive Chairman of Incitec Pivot Limited, and is a Non-Executive Director of the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) (Chairman of the Audit Committee). He is the former managing director & chief executive officer of Newcrest Mining Limited (including six years as chief financial officer & finance director) and former chief executive officer of Lattice Energy Limited. Prior to joining Newcrest, Greg was on the executive committee of and held senior executive roles in the Petroleum and Energy Division of BHP (including five years as chief financial officer) and was a director of investment Banking at Merrill Lynch & Co and headed the Australia/Asia Pacific resources team. Greg was previously a non-executive director of the World Gold Council, and a non-executive director of St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research. He is Chairman of the Risk Committee.

Mr Smith has more than 40 years of experience in the mining and services sector. He has held some of the senior positions in the Australian resources industry, most recently managing director and chief executive officer of Orica. Prior to that, he was managing director and chief executive officer of Newcrest. Ian is a Non-Executive Director of VHM Limited. In prior roles, Ian was global head of operational and technical excellence with Rio Tinto, London and managing director - Comalco Aluminium Smelting with Rio Tinto in Brisbane. He has technical, operational, financial and strategic expertise, having also held senior and executive positions with WMC Resources, Pasminco and CRA. Ian is a past president of the Australian Mines & Metals Association and is a past chairman of the Minerals Council of Australia. He also serves as a member of the Risk Committee.

Mr Seaton has over 35 years of business experience across a range of finance, engineering, project management, investment banking and executive roles. Andrew is currently the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Australian Naval Infrastructure, and a Non-Executive Director of Strike Energy Ltd and Homestart Finance Ltd. Andrew was previously a non-executive director of Hydrocarbon Dynamics Ltd. Andrew was previously chief financial officer of Santos Limited, Australia's producer of domestic natural gas and a supplier of LNG into Asia. During his time with Santos, the company expanded its LNG portfolio to include interests in Darwin LNG, PNG LNG and Gladstone LNG. Prior to this he worked in investment banking with Merrill Lynch in Melbourne and New York across a range of advisory, M&A, equity and debt capital markets transactions, and with NAB in corporate and institutional banking. His early career included process engineering and project management roles across upstream oil and gas and petrochemicals. He is member of the Risk Committee.

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