PT Earthworx Indonesia is a PMA company registered in Indonesia. It holds an IUJP issued by ESDM to provide mining business support services. PT Earthworx Indonesia is 30% owned by Earthworx UK Ltd, a UK based subsidiary of Altilium Metals Ltd. The remaining shares are held by the two founding owners.
35-years of industry experience
Technical Director/Principal Consultant
Anthony holds BCs and MSc (hons) degrees in Geology from Canterbury University. Anthony has developed a strong and proven background with over 27-years of experience in the mining and resources sector, and has held multiple senior management positions during that time. His specialist areas include precious / base metal, and coal exploration, resource assessment / modelling / estimation, structural geology, coal epithermal gold / silver, stratiform deposits in structurally complex regions, and placer exploration / resource evaluation including tin, gold and mineral sands. Anthony is a Competent Person JORC, a Qualified Person NI43-101 and a certified Competent Person Indonesia.
President Director
Franky holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree and has more than 20-years in the oil and gas business in Indonesia. His family company specialises in provision of specialist equipment and maintenance to oil refineries throughout Indonesia with clients including Indonesian oil and gas SOE Pertamina. Franky has also had previous experience in the mining sector as a concession owner and miner.
Commercial Director
Sean Joseph is a 23 year international Banking professional. His last role was head of investment banking EMEA for ANZ bank. He was responsible for leveraged finance, M&A, project finance, export finance and asset finance. He sat on the international leadership team and reported to the CEO of international Banking.
Operations Director
Christian Marston spent 13 years at Sumitomo Corporation where he managed a number of business units including Fuel Department. Christian has a PhD in Materials Science. In 2018/2019 he was a part-time researcher at the Battery Storage Group, Renewable Energy Centre, University of Exeter focused on technologies for recycling of Lithium Ion Batteries in Electric Vehicles.
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