Jorge Sanguin Takes Over as Senior Vice President of Operations at Austral Gold

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Jorge Sanguin Takes Over as Senior Vice President of Operations at Austral Gold
Jorge Sanguin brings more than 30 years of mining experience in Argentina.
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Austral Gold Limited announced the appointment of Mr. Jorge Sanguin as Senior Vice President (SVP) of Operations, effective 1 September 2026.

By Panorama Minero

Mr. Sanguin will be based in San Juan, and will report to the Chief Executive Officer. In this role, Mr. Sanguin will oversee Austral’s operations in Argentina and Chile and support the execution of its operational and growth strategy.

Mr. Sanguin brings more than 30 years of mining experience in Argentina, with extensive operational and senior management experience across gold and silver operations. A mining engineer by training (Universidad Nacional de San Juan), he has held senior operational and general management roles with leading regional producers, including Operations Director at Patagonia Gold, General Manager of the Cerro Moro mine (Yamana Gold), Mining Manager at Manantial Espejo (Pan American Silver), and General Manager of Cerro Vanguardia (AngloGold Ashanti).

Chief Executive Officer Stabro Kasaneva added: “Jorge brings extensive operational experience and a strong track record of managing complex mining operations safely and efficiently. His experience in Argentina and across the region will strengthen our leadership team and our ability to meet our operational objectives while supporting Austral’s growth strategy. We are very pleased to welcome him to the team.”

Published by: Panorama Minero

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