Nathan Parsons

Career chronology

• Appointed by January 2026; exact date and cutoff continuity uncertain: Bluestone Mines Tasmania JV — Chief Operating Officer. December 2025 quarterly report (page 2); Our staff (Nathan Parsons)

Industrial safety

Renison injury frequency increased

Q2–Q3 2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

Renison reported six recordable injuries in Q3 2026, including three lost-time injuries, compared with three recordable injuries in Q2. Its rolling 12-month total recordable injury frequency rose from 6.7 to 10.8. The issuer describes a safety reset and a leadership program. Renison is managed by the JV operator, not wholly by Metals X.

Attribution: Responsibility unresolved. Parsons was announced as COO by January 2026; precise continuity and any personal responsibility in Q3 were not established.

Relevance: The site-wide safety trend is relevant to operational oversight.

September 2026 quarterly report (pages 1–2)

Suitability for the current role

JV chief operating officer

By January 2026; page viewed 31 October 2026 · analyst inference · medium materiality

The issuer reported that Nathan Parsons was appointed BMTJV COO after Mark Recklies resigned on 24 November 2025. The operator’s undated staff page identifies Parsons as COO and says he joined in 2022 as operations manager.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. Appointment is disclosed; the precise start date and dated continuation at cutoff are not independently documented.

Relevance: Operational leadership at the 50%-owned Renison JV is relevant to Metals X.

December 2025 quarterly report (page 2, leadership); Our staff (Nathan Parsons)

Evidence gaps

• Topic-specific adverse, regulator and court searches and material prior-employer outcome checks remain incomplete; this is not a clearance.

• Credentials and career claims are issuer or operator reported and were not independently verified.

• Exact COO commencement and dated confirmation of role at cutoff remain unavailable.