Sinda Ltd. has announced significant changes in its leadership team, appointing Scott Cole as Interim Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and welcoming Alberto C. Zinser to its Board of Directors. These changes are part of the company's ongoing efforts to strengthen its management as it operates in the competitive gold and silver ores industry.
On October 13, 2026, Sinda Ltd. confirmed the departure of Luis Barreto, who served as CFO. His exit was described as amicable, with no disagreements reported regarding the company’s financial practices or operations. The company is now looking to Cole, who is currently the Vice President of Finance, to step into the interim role.
Scott Cole brings over 30 years of experience in finance and accounting, particularly within the mining and metals sector. His previous roles include finance manager for Jervois Global and various senior positions at ASARCO, where he was involved in significant financial operations and management. Cole holds an MBA in accounting and is a certified public accountant, making him a strong candidate to guide the company's financial strategies during this transition.
In addition to Cole's appointment, Sinda Ltd. has expanded its Board of Directors by appointing Alberto C. Zinser, a seasoned legal expert with extensive experience in white-collar defense and crisis management. Zinser is a founding partner of a law firm in Mexico City and has a background in high-profile litigation, which the board believes will be invaluable as the company advances its exploration activities in Guanajuato, Mexico.
The decision to appoint Zinser and promote Cole reflects Sinda Ltd.'s commitment to enhancing its leadership team amid ongoing developments in the mining industry. The company believes that these appointments will bolster its strategic direction and operational effectiveness as it navigates the challenges of the market.
Looking ahead, Sinda Ltd. will continue to monitor its leadership structure and may make further adjustments as necessary to align with its business objectives. The filing does not specify what happens next regarding additional appointments or changes.