Dynacor Group names Daniel Misiano as new CEO
Dynacor Group Inc. (TSX: DNG) announced that Jean Martineau will retire as president and CEO following the June 2026 Annual Shareholder Meeting after serving in the role since 2007. Daniel Misiano, who has been chief operating officer since 2024, will assume the position of president and CEO at that time.
Martineau will stand for election to the Dynacor Board of Directors at the annual meeting. Under his leadership, the company grew annual sales to $400 million and expanded its global presence in artisanal and small-scale gold mining operations.
Misiano joined Dynacor as COO in November 2024 and brings over 35 years of mining services experience across Latin America, Africa, Canada and Europe. He previously worked for ten years with Atlas Copco and has led operational excellence, strategic planning and expansion projects since joining Dynacor.
"It's an honour to carry Jean's remarkable legacy on at this pivotal point as Dynacor expands internationally," Misiano said in the press release statement.
Pierre Lépine, chair of the board, noted that Martineau transformed Dynacor from a traditional exploration company to a global traceable processing company. The board expressed confidence in Misiano's ability to continue the company's growth strategy.
Dynacor operates ore processing facilities focused on producing gold sourced from artisanal miners. The company is launching new plants in Senegal and Ecuador in 2026, supported by its Peru operations. The Montreal-based company has operated since 1996 and maintains the Veta Dorada plant in Peru.
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