MinRes names Darren Hardy to lead lithium division after Thurlow resignation

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Mineral Resources shifted leadership of its lithium division to executive Darren Hardy following Joshua Thurlow’s resignation as Chief Executive Lithium.
Hardy previously led the group’s iron ore and energy teams.
Expanded remit gives Hardy full oversight of commodity projects, working with COO Darren Killeen.
Hardy, Thurlow to run a handover; day-to-day lithium operations set to continue without disruption.

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