GoldMining Inc. (GLDG) announced that Paulo Pereira will step down as President and become Country Manager for Brazil, effective January 1, 2026. The transition follows the resignation of Pereira from the President role, which had been held by the company’s CEO, Alastair Still. In the new structure, Still will retain his CEO duties while also assuming the President title, creating a single executive responsible for overall strategy and day‑to‑day operations.
The move underscores Brazil’s growing importance to GLDG. Pereira’s new focus on the São Jorge project in Pará State comes after the company completed its largest exploration program to date, which identified 0.62 million gold ounces in indicated resources and an additional 0.13 million gold‑equivalent ounces in inferred resources. The project sits in the Tapajós gold district, a region with a strong track record of gold production and significant upside potential for resource expansion and eventual monetization.
Consolidating the President and CEO roles under Still is intended to streamline decision‑making and maintain strategic continuity across GLDG’s diversified portfolio, which includes projects in Canada, the United States, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru. By centralizing leadership, the company aims to accelerate execution on high‑potential assets while ensuring that operational priorities remain aligned with long‑term value creation.
Investors reacted positively to the clarity of the leadership change. The market viewed the appointment of a dedicated Country Manager for Brazil and the consolidation of executive roles as a signal that GLDG is positioning itself to capture upside in a high‑potential region, while also reinforcing governance and accountability at the top level.
The transition signals a strategic pivot toward Brazil, where GLDG has invested heavily in exploration and development. With a focused leadership structure, the company is better positioned to accelerate progress at São Jorge and other assets, potentially unlocking significant value for shareholders in the medium to long term.
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