Perth, Australia, July 17, 2024 — Hot Chili Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Ryan Finkelstein as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective July 15, 2024. Mr. Finkelstein will take over from Ms. Le Moignan, who has been serving as Interim CFO.
“Ryan is a well-accomplished finance executive who is energetic and passionate and is a sound financial operator who thinks strategically. I look forward to working with Ryan and welcoming him as a key member of the leadership team. I also take this opportunity to thank Deborah for her assistance over the past few weeks. Deborah remains with Hot Chili in her role as Financial Controller.”
Christian Easterday, Hot Chili’s Managing Director and CEO
Mr. Finkelstein is a seasoned Chartered Accountant with over 14 years of experience, including 10 years in audit at global mid-tier accounting firm Grant Thornton. He has extensive international experience working across Asia and the United Kingdom, providing finance and accounting services to several organizations. Mr. Finkelstein possesses significant leadership experience in strategy, compliance, corporate governance, risk management, accounting standards, and regulatory requirements.
Hot Chili is well-positioned to capitalize on the impending copper supply deficit – an inevitable outcome of the push to electrify everything and a depleted project pipeline globally. Hot Chili is committed to delivering value per share for existing and future shareholders within the context of the copper commodity cycle.
The Company controls large-scale assets in two of the most critical commodities of our time – copper and water – with two of the most desirable attributes – low-risk and near-term. Hot Chili’s Costa Fuego Copper-Gold Project in low-elevation Chile has quality, size, location, and strategic advantages that can materially shorten development timelines. Perhaps most importantly, Costa Fuego is one of the few copper development projects globally that has a water extraction license. Hot Chili has also secured most of the easement and surface rights required for development. What began as a ten-year water permitting process for Costa Fuego has transformed into a potential water business capable of supplying an entire region with both seawater and desalinated water.
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