Spartan Metals Announces Director and Officer Changes

Executive Summary
- William Pettigrew resigns as CEO and director effective October 3, 2025; Brett Marsh (current President) is appointed CEO and becomes a board director.
- Ryan Chueng also resigns as a director; Michael Harp is added to the board as a new director.
- The announcement references the recent acquisition of the Eagle Project in Nevada and completion of a $2.25 M private placement that funds ongoing exploration programs.
Key Details
- Resignations:
- William Pettigrew – CEO & Director (effective Oct 3, 2025)
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Ryan Chueng – Director (effective Oct 3, 2025)
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Appointments:
- Brett Marsh – President → CEO; also appointed as a director.
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Michael Harp – Appointed as a director; currently Vice‑President of Exploration at Ridgeline Minerals Corp., with extensive Nevada exploration experience.
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Recent Corporate Actions Referenced:
- Acquisition of the Eagle Project (Nevada) – a 100% owned tungsten‑silver‑rubidium asset positioned to support U.S. critical‑metal onshoring goals.
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Completion of a $2,250,000 private placement to fund exploration programs.
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Strategic Outlook (CEO Quote): Brett Marsh emphasizes advancing the Eagle Project as a “nationally and potentially globally significant critical metal asset” that can contribute to U.S. defense‑metal supply objectives.
Notable Quotes
“I am excited to lead Spartan into the future and advance our 100% owned tungsten‑silver‑rubidium Eagle Project in eastern Nevada… Spartan is positioned to be a major contributor to those objectives.” – Brett Marsh, President & CEO
“With the successful acquisition of the Eagle Project … and the completion of a $2.25 M private placement … it’s time to appoint Brett Marsh as CEO and director to guide the Company to the next level.” – William Pettigrew (outgoing CEO)