Greg Hill Brings 30+ Years’ Experience as Bryah Resources’ New CEO

Experienced Leadership to Drive Bryah’s Next Phase

In a strategic move to bolster its project development capabilities, Bryah Resources Limited (ASX, BYH) has appointed Greg Hill as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 July 2025. Hill brings a wealth of experience, with over three decades in mining and mineral processing industries worldwide, including leadership roles in plant design, construction, and operational optimisation.

Chairman Ian Stuart expressed confidence in Hill’s ability to lead Bryah through its next growth phase. “Greg’s proven track record in managing complex projects from concept to operation is precisely what Bryah needs as we advance our existing assets and explore new opportunities,” Stuart said. The board anticipates that Hill’s leadership will unlock significant value for shareholders.

Global Expertise Meets Local Opportunity

Hill’s career spans multiple continents, with key roles in Australia, Africa, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East. His technical and managerial expertise is well-suited to Bryah’s portfolio, which includes promising assets in Western Australia’s Tier One mining jurisdiction. These assets focus on energy metals such as lithium, nickel, copper, cobalt, and manganese, commodities critical to the global transition to cleaner energy.

Among Bryah’s notable projects are the Lake Johnston tenements, prospective for lithium and nickel, and the Bryah Basin licences, which may host new volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits. The company also maintains a $7 million joint venture with OM Holdings Limited targeting manganese, a metal increasingly vital for battery technologies.

Strategic Growth and New Horizons

Beyond its Australian footprint, Bryah is conducting due diligence on the Golden Pike gold project in New Brunswick, Canada, signaling its intent to diversify and expand its resource base. Hill’s appointment aligns with this strategic direction, combining his project delivery skills with Bryah’s ambitions to develop both existing and new assets.

Additionally, Bryah is exploring a potential sale of its nickel and other metal rights over the Australian Vanadium Project, which could provide non-dilutive cash inflows. The company also holds a stake in Star Minerals, further broadening its exposure to gold exploration in the West Bryah Basin.

Hill’s remuneration package includes a base salary of $250,000 plus superannuation, with a three-month notice period, reflecting a commitment to stable and focused leadership.

Outlook

With Greg Hill at the helm, Bryah Resources is poised to accelerate its project development pipeline and capitalize on emerging opportunities in battery and base metals. Investors will be watching closely as the company advances its exploration programs and navigates potential asset sales and acquisitions under new leadership.