American Resources' ReElement unit expands workforce ahead of Indiana commissioning
American Resources' ReElement unit expands workforce ahead of Indiana commissioning.
American Resources' ReElement unit expands workforce ahead of Indiana commissioning.
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ReElement Technologies Corporation, a rare earth element and critical mineral refining company majority-owned by American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) , has added 13 professionals to support the commissioning and scaling of its refining platform.
The new hires span plant operations, engineering, maintenance, laboratory sciences, finance and process optimization, and are aimed at supporting commissioning of the company's refining campus in Marion, Indiana, as well as ReElement's strategy of expanding production capacity in line with commercial customer demand.
"Demand for secure, domestic rare earth and critical mineral refining is moving quickly, and we are building the organization to move just as quickly," said Kirk Taylor, CFO of ReElement Technologies.
"These hires represent much more than additional headcount. They bring the operational, technical and financial expertise needed to commission equipment, improve processes, expand production and serve customers at commercial scale."
Among the additions are five professionals highlighted by the company.
Luis Garza, a maintenance manager with nearly 30 years of experience at companies including Befesa USA and Zinc Nacional, will focus on equipment performance and process improvement.
Anastasiia Natova brings more than a decade of experience building industrial systems and will support scale-up of the Marion facility.
Emma Kerr, an industrial engineer with more than five years of experience, joins the engineering team after delivering more than $1 million in continuous-improvement savings in a prior role.
Silvia Vargas joins from Purdue University, where her research focused on separating and recovering rare earth elements, and will support ReElement's laboratory and process innovation work.
Sara Tanner, a Certified Six Sigma Green Belt with more than eight years of public accounting experience, joins the accounting team to help build financial infrastructure ahead of ReElement's plans to prepare for public markets.
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