Fortescue Ltd (ASX:FMG) Announces Leadership Update
Leadership Restructure
Fortescue Ltd has refined its leadership structure. Dino Otranto, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Metals and Operations, will now oversee global electrification, decarbonisation, and hydrogen product production. Agustin (Gus) Pichot has been appointed as CEO Growth and Energy, effective 1 July 2025, taking charge of green energy development and growth projects.
Retirements
Mark Hutchinson will retire as CEO Energy but will remain as Senior Adviser to the Board for the next year. Shelley Robertson, Chief Operating Officer, is retiring to pursue non-executive director opportunities.
Executive Comments
Dr Andrew Forrest AO, Founder and Executive Chairman, expressed gratitude to Mark and Shelley for their contributions. Gus Pichot stated, “Fortescue has a clear and resolute vision to eliminate emissions and decarbonise profitably. In this unstable market where most others are wavering, the world is replete with opportunities. We are seizing on this instability to grow and harness new innovations emerging in green metals, energy and technology.”
Dino Otranto added, “This new Leadership cements our One Fortescue commitment to operate as an aligned team driving innovation, delivering value, and accelerating our transition to a successful and profitable green future.”
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