Gunnison Copper announces retirement of director Michael Haworth

Gunnison Copper Corp (TSX:GCU, OTCQB:GCUMF, FRA:3XS0) announced that Michael Haworth has retired from its board of directors following the divestment of shareholdings by the Greenstone group of funds. Haworth had served on Gunnison’s board since September 2014 as a representative of...
Gunnison Copper Corp(TSX:GCUOTCQB:GCUMF) View Price & Profile Gunnison Copper announces retirement of director Michael Haworth
Published: 09:47 11 Mar 2026 EDT
Gunnison Copper Corp (TSX:GCU, OTCQB:GCUMF, FRA:3XS0) announced that Michael Haworth has retired from its board of directors following the divestment of shareholdings by the Greenstone group of funds.
Haworth had served on Gunnison’s board since September 2014 as a representative of Greenstone.
His retirement follows the previously announced distribution and secondary private placement of shares held by Greenstone, reflecting the orderly wind-down of the Greenstone Resources II fund as it approaches the end of its investment lifecycle.
During his tenure, Haworth was a member of the board’s Audit Committee and Project Steering Committee, where he provided financial oversight and strategic guidance as the company advanced its Arizona copper assets.
“On behalf of the management team, and knowing Michael the longest, I would like to sincerely thank Michael for his years of service and valuable contributions to Gunnison Copper,” CEO Stephen Twyerould said in a statement.
He added that Greenstone had been a long-term partner through several stages of the company’s growth and that the company appreciates the role the firm played in advancing its assets. “As Greenstone's fund reaches the natural end of its lifecycle and completes the exit of its investment in Gunnison, we remain grateful for the role the firm played in helping advance our assets and strengthen the company,” Twyerould said.
Fred DuVal, chair of the board, also thanked Haworth for his contributions during more than a decade as a director.
Gunnison said the distribution and placement of Greenstone’s shares has broadened its institutional shareholder base as the company continues advancing the Gunnison Copper Project and operations at the Johnson Camp Mine in Arizona.
The company added that it expects to strengthen its board with the addition of new independent directors as it advances its strategy and supports the next phase of growth.