Monument Mining removes Tuckanarra as project manager over alleged contract breach
Bitget2026/10/14 15:56- Monument Mining removed Odyssey Gold subsidiary Tuckanarra Resources as Tuckanarra gold project's manager effective September 25, 2026, citing an unresolved contractual breach.
- The dispute concerns an allegedly unauthorized toll-processing agreement dated May 20, 2026, with Gylden Resources and Kirkalocka Gold SPV.
- Monument Murchison, which holds a 20% project stake, denies being bound by the agreement or its obligations.
- Odyssey challenged the breach notice on September 24, 2026; the dispute is subject to contractual resolution procedures, including mediation.
- The Canadian miner reserved its right to seek damages for alleged contractual breaches by Tuckanarra.
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