ALPHAMIN ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION OF DIRECTOR 

Alphamin Resources Corp. has announced the resignation of board director Paul Baloyi, effective January 31, 2026. The announcement represents a routine corporate governance change for the TSXV-listed mining company, which also trades on the JSE AltX under the ticker APH.

Baloyi served on Alphamin's board for nearly nine years, having been appointed in April 2017 as a representative of the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd. (IDC). His lengthy tenure suggests he played a significant role in the company's strategic direction during a critical period of development. The board expressed appreciation for his contributions during his time with the company.

The resignation appears to be an orderly transition, with advance notice provided ahead of the effective date. For Alphamin, this board change may signal a potential shift in governance structure or strategic focus, particularly given Baloyi's connection to the IDC. The company will need to address the board composition going forward, which could involve appointing a replacement director or restructuring existing board responsibilities.

While director resignations are common corporate events, the timing and Baloyi's long tenure with the company make this noteworthy for shareholders and market observers tracking Alphamin's corporate governance and strategic direction.