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  • Critical Resources (CRR) appoints lithium expert, Anthony Tse, as a Strategic Advisor to the company’s board
  • Mr Tse is a former CEO and Managing Director of Galaxy Resources (GXY), with over a decade of experience in the lithium industry
  • In the new role, Mr Tse will work to develop Critical Resource’s Mavis Lake lithium project in Ontario
  • The appointment is for an initial 12 month term, during which time Mr Tse will be paid a fixed monthly fee and performance rights
  • Shares lifts 2.44 per cent trading at 4.2 cents at 11:00 am AEST

Lithium exploration company Critical Resources (CRR) has appointed lithium expert, Anthony Tse, as a Strategic Advisor to the company’s board.

As the former CEO and Managing Director of Galaxy Resources (GXY), Mr Tse has over a decade of experience in the lithium industry.

During his tenure, Mr Tse grew Galaxy’s capitalisation from $30 million to just under $10 billion during his 11 years on the board.

In the role, he managed a global portfolio of assets, including the mining operations at the Mount Cattlin hard rock lithium project, development projects in the James Bay region of Canada, plus the Argentina Sal de Vida lithium-brine project.

In his new position, Mr Tse will work to develop Critical Resource’s Mavis Lake lithium project in Ontario, Canada.

“As a board, we are delighted to have someone with Anthony’s experience join our company,” Critical Resources Chairman Robert Martin said.

“Anthony’s relationships with tier one customers in North America, Asia and Europe speaks volumes for the significant and invaluable insights that he will bring in helping to guide and support the company moving forward.”

The appointment is for an initial 12 month term, during which time Mr Tse will be paid a fixed monthly fee and performance rights.

CRR lifted 2.44 per cent trading at 4.2 cents at 11:00 am AEST

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