APMC is a Canadian exploration and development company with potash mineral rights in a confirmed potash deposit at Millstream, New Brunswick, Canada.
APMC has completed development work on the Millstream Potash Project, more recently receiving an updated NI 43-101 Resource Estimation Report and Economic Appraisal, which was carried out by German based Ercosplan.
Management Team
Board
Guocai Liu, Chairman
Within the chemical industry, Guocai Liu has been involved in import and export, research and development and capital construction projects for more than 16 years. Graduating from Jianghan Petroleum Institute of China (formerly Changjiang University) in 1987, he holds a Master’s Degree in Economics from Liaoning University. From 1987 to 1992 he was an architectural engineer at the Ministry of Petroleum and from 1993 to 2000 he was the Vice General Manager of the Liaoning Chemical Industry Import and Export Company. Guocai was the General Manager and CEO of Liaoning Yongcheng Economic & Trade Development Co., Ltd. and has been the General Manager and CEO of the Migao Group since 2003. In 2009 he was appointed as the legal representative of Sichuan SQM-Migao Chemical Fertilizer Co., Ltd.
Keith Attoe, Chief Executive Officer
Keith Attoe is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Director. Keith has significant experience in the areas of project management, structured products, derivatives and financial strategy. From 1986 to the present, as part of his consulting practice, Keith has provided domestic and international tax planning, estate planning, money management and corporate finance services to long term high net worth clients, as well as managing client funds. He founded and manages The Attoe Foundation, a supporter of arts and mental health organizations in Canada. During his career, he has experienced success in the areas of public market corporate finance, investment banking, tax planning, risk management and public accounting. During 1984, Keith was Co-Director of a cash management comprehensive audit, conducted through the Office of the Auditor General of Canada, which resulted in annual savings of $261 million. He also co-authored the first edition of the reference book, Cash Management in Canada, published by CCH Canada.
Senior Management
Robert Moroz MSc. P.Geo Senior Geologist
Robert Moroz is the Senior Geologist for APMC responsible for exploration, resource delineation and development of the Millstream Potash Project. He is a graduate of Acadia University and has over 25 years of experience in the resource exploration and mining development industry. Robert has consulted on potash projects in Saskatchewan, Western United States and Europe. Since 2012, he has directed the geological investigation work that has successfully expanded and increased the potash resources at Millstream.
Special Advisors
Barrie Bain
Barrie Bain is one of the founders of FERTECON Limited, one of the world’s leading providers of market information and analysis of fertilizers and fertilizer raw materials. After having spent more than 35 years at the company, he is now a consultant to the International Fertilizer Association advising on UN Affairs, working on international issues affecting the industry at the UN and FAO. He is also involved in the Private Sector Mechanism at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and Committee for World Food Security.
Daryl Wilson
Daryl Wilson retired as New Brunswick’s Auditor General in 2005. Since that time he has been offering consulting services, primarily with respect to board governance, and serving on corporate and not-for-profit boards. He is often called upon to provide business and managerial advice for clients and associates. Prior to his eight-year term as Auditor General he was Commissioner of Finance for the City of Saint John. In that position he had responsibility for procurement, which included issuing and evaluating requests for proposals. Daryl is currently on the Board of Saint John Waterfront Development, the Saint John Canada Games Foundation and Emera Brunswick Pipeline. He also Chairs the Retail Forum of the Saint John Board of Trade and serves on the Audit Committee of National Research Council Canada. In recent years, he served on the Board of Enterprise Saint John and the Saint John Business Community Anti-Poverty Initiative (BCAPI). In 2002 and 2003 Daryl was Chair of the Public Sector Accounting Board of Canada. He is also the proprietor of Alternatives, a retail store in Saint John, selling hearth products, barbeques and bicycles.