NSJ Antimony Corp. has appointed Rodney Stevens as its new CEO and Sheryl Jones as CFO and Director, replacing Jag Sandhu who resigned as CEO and President but will remain a consultant. Stevens brings over 15 years of capital markets experience, while Jones offers more than 30 years in financial reporting for public companies. The company focuses on developing its Antimony 2.0 property in New Brunswick, Canada, a site with promising antimony discoveries and strong infrastructure. These leadership changes aim to support NSJ's growth in the antimony exploration sector.
NSJ Antimony Corp. management changes provide context for readers. For those tracking Basic Materials, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 28, 2026 17:13 WIB: Of 38 priced US stocks, 8 rose and 27 fell. Notable moves include MT at USD 68.26 with a -3.45% change and a typical hold time of 35 days, SCCO at USD 197.00 down 3.39% with 59 days hold, and CF at USD 117.70 up 2.64% with 46 days hold.
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