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- Infinity Lithium (INF) appoints Ramón Jiménez Serrano as Chief Executive Officer of its subsidiary, Extremadura New Energies
- It aligns with the company’s overall strategy to increase Spanish leadership to drive its San José lithium project forward
- Company board members recently visited Spain to conduct the extensive executive search process for a CEO
- Mr Serrano has 17 years of experience as a CEO or Managing Director with major Spanish companies
- Shares were trading flat today at 14.5 cents each
Infinity Lithium (INF) has appointed Ramón Jiménez Serrano as Chief Executive Officer of its Spanish subsidiary, Extremadura New Energies.
It aligns with the company’s overall strategy to increase Spanish leadership to drive its San José lithium project forward.
Mr Serrano has 17 years of experience as a CEO or Managing Director with major Spanish companies.
INF emphasised his experience in collaboration with local and institutional stakeholders as well as the advancement of permitting and final delivery of projects.
Mr Serrano said he believed the San Jose lithium project was one-of-a-kind.
“This project will be a fundamental pillar of the future energy scenario allowing the creation of a model of sustainable development that cares for the environment,” he said.
“It will help create a better world for future generations, while providing economic and social development of Cáceres and Extremadura, putting them at the forefront of this global transformation.”
Company board members recently visited Spain to conduct the extensive executive search process for a CEO.
Infinity CEO Ryan Parkin said the company will benefit greatly from Mr Serrano’s experience.
“With an impressive track record in bringing major projects to fruition, we are excited to have a proven leader shape these next steps in the progression of San José and the alignment of this major European lithium industrial project to the local community of Caceres,” he said.
Shares were trading flat today at 14.5 cents each at 2:45 pm AEDT.
