Irwin Wan

Irwin has worked in the global mining, civil earthworks, and engineering sectors, holding technical, operational, commercial, and managerial roles for two decades. He has been with AMMAN since 2016 and played a prominent role in the operational and cultural transformation for the new national ownership. Prior to joining AMMAN, Irwin held senior management positions at Leighton (now Thiess) Contractors. He was also the engineering advisor for HKND Group on the Nicaragua Grand Canal Project – at the time, the world’s largest proposed earthworks and infrastructure project. Prior to these roles, he was the Project Director and Head of Mining for ASX-listed Hunnu Coal Limited and SET-listed energy company Banpu, which owned and operated coking coal mines in Mongolia. He is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and a qualified Competent Person for the reporting of JORC Code in the relevant field. Irwin holds double degrees with honors in engineering and triple majors in commerce (corporate finance, investment finance, and accounting) from the University of Western Australia.