Greenhalgh lands Atomic Eagle company secretary

Atomic Eagle has officially announced a key leadership transition within its corporate governance structure, appointing corporate lawyer Bennett Greenhalgh as its new Company Secretary. Greenhalgh steps into the role following the departure of Abby Macnish Niven, who successfully steered the company's secretariat duties for more than six years. During her tenure, Macnish Niven oversaw critical milestones, including a major corporate merger and capital re-compliance initiatives that solidified the firm's market footing. Greenhalgh brings over 15 years of extensive professional experience spanning corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and capital markets. Holding advanced qualifications including an MBA with distinction and a Bachelor of Laws, his background positions him well to manage the complex compliance requirements of a resource company operating across international jurisdictions. His appointment comes at a crucial juncture as Atomic Eagle maintains its strategic focus on expanding its portfolio of energy assets. At the heart of the company's development pipeline is the flagship Muntanga Uranium Project, situated in the Siavonga and Chirundu districts of southeastern Zambia. Spanning the prospective Karoo Supergroup, the project represents a vital part of Zambia's ongoing efforts to diversify its mineral resource base beyond traditional copper extraction. With global demand for clean energy and nuclear fuel on an upward trajectory, the Muntanga project has seen intensified exploration, resource growth, and optimization programs designed to unlock long-term economic value. Zambia has increasingly positioned itself as a stable and transparent destination for international mining investment. As the country seeks to expand its footprint in critical minerals, robust corporate governance and experienced administrative leadership—such as that provided by Atomic Eagle's newly reconstituted secretariat—remain essential for maintaining compliance with both Au