Tungsten Eagle Development Appoints Kevin Ma and Brett Halvorson as Two Directors Resign

Tungsten Eagle Development Corp. Appointed Kevin Ma and Brett Halvorson to its board of directors effective November 5, 2026, as Dominic Stann and Avrom E. Howard resigned as directors. The Canadian tungsten explorer announced the changes on November 6, 2026, according to the FinancialContent Business Page. Howard will continue as Vice President, Exploration.

Tungsten Eagle's Board Reshuffle and New Directors

Fiona Keating, the company's chief executive, said Howard will keep leading exploration work at the Liberty Ridge property in Elko County, Nevada. "We are pleased that Avrom will continue to lead our exploration work at Liberty Ridge, and we welcome Kevin and Brett to the board," Keating said in the announcement. She also thanked Stann and Howard for their guidance through the completion of a transaction and the company's listing on the CSE.

Ma is a Chartered Professional Accountant and the principal of Calibre Capital Partners Corp., a firm focused on corporate finance advisory and corporate services. The company said he has more than 20 years of experience in financial management and public company operations, holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of British Columbia and a Diploma in Accounting from the Sauder School of Business, and serves as an officer or director for several publicly listed and private companies in Calibre Capital's client portfolio.

Halvorson is chief financial officer of Virtuo, where the company said he leads financial planning and reporting, capital allocation and strategic financial governance. His background spans more than 15 years in corporate finance, capital strategy and financial operations across the agriculture, mining and technology sectors, including raising institutional capital and structuring financial frameworks. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta and is a CFA Charterholder.

Following the changes, the board consists of Keating, Ryan Cheung, Jason Latkowcer, Ma and Halvorson. The audit committee is made up of Latkowcer as chair, Ma and Keating.

Liberty Ridge Property Details

Tungsten Eagle describes itself as a Canadian company focused on tungsten exploration at its Liberty Ridge property in northeastern Nevada. The property covers approximately 5,351 acres (2,165.5 hectares) and includes the site of the historical Mitchell silver mine.