Helio Resource Corp. (‘Helio” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: HRC) is pleased to announce the results of its Annual General Meeting held on September 17, 2015. All the resolutions presented to the shareholders were approved unanimously (see the SEDAR filing of the Company’s Information Circular, dated August 13, 2015).

Votes representing 99,127,182 shares were cast (44.21% of the issued and outstanding shares at the record date). A summary of the results is presented below:
 

Following the AGM, the following resolutions were adopted:

1. Grenville Thomas was re-appointed Chairman of the Board.
2. The Audit Committee was appointed, comprising Stephen Leahy (Chairman), Mark Sander, and Richard Williams.
3. The Compensation Committee, comprising Grenville Thomas, Bradford Mills and Stephen Leahy, was appointed.

Richard Williams (CEO), Chris MacKenzie (COO), Andrew MacRitchie (CFO), and Stewart Lockwood (Corporate Secretary) were the appointed Officers for the Company.

About Helio Resource Corp.

Helio Resource Corp. is a resource company focused on advancing the 100% owned SMP Gold Project in Tanzania to a production decision, and outlining the resource potential at the DGP Gold Project in Namibia.
 

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