Inomin, Sumitomo partner up on British Columbia nickel project
Sumitomo will have the right to earn up to an 80% interest in the project by spending at least C$8 million on exploration.
Endeavour Mining Plc is stripping its former chief executive officer Sébastien de Montessus of $29.1 million in remuneration after he was fired earlier this month for “serious misconduct.”
The London-based gold miner said in a statement Thursday that de Montessus forfeits $17.6 million, which includes a $2 million annual bonus for last year and $15.6 million in unvested share awards. Endeavour Mining is also clawing back $10 million for a one-off award granted in 2021 and $1.5 million cash bonus for 2022, the company said.
Endeavour fired de Montessus earlier this month, citing serious misconduct over an alleged irregular payment instruction of $5.9 million tied to an asset sale. De Montessus has since said he instructed a creditor of Endeavour to make the payment in 2021 to a security company to offset money owed for essential security equipment.
“I am disappointed with the way that this matter has been handled and that I have not been given an opportunity to make proper representations to either the board or the remuneration committee,” de Montessus said in a separate Thursday statement.
The Canadian shares of Endeavour rose 1.3% to C$23.91 at 4 p.m. in Toronto.
(By Jacob Lorinc)
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