# Brett Salt Chief Development Officer ## Career chronology - **Joined 2024; title changed in FY2026: IGO Limited** — Chief Development Officer; previously Chief Growth and Commercial Officer. [IGO FY2026 annual report]() (PDF pp.21 and 92); [Executive leadership team appointments]() (Page 1) - **CEO from 1 October 2023; managing director from 31 January to 22 July 2024: Redivium Limited** — Chief executive officer and managing director. [Redivium FY2024 annual report]() (Directors report and subsequent events) - **Exact role and tenure dates not independently established: Rio Tinto and Ferrexpo** — Senior commercial and strategy positions. [Executive leadership team appointments]() (Page 1) ## Education and qualifications ### Reported qualifications [salt_education] Issuer biography · issuer reported · low materiality IGO reports a Bachelor of Commerce in economics and commercial law; the earlier Redivium biography attributes the degree to Curtin and also reports an investment/risk diploma. Neither was independently verified. **Attribution:** Responsibility not applicable. These are reported qualifications, not independent verification. **Relevance:** Background relevant to the stated role. [Redivium FY2024 annual report]() (Executive biography / appointment) ## Contributions and company outcomes ### Greenbushes expansion and operating results [salt_jv] FY2026–September 2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality IGO reports the joint-venture-operated Greenbushes mine produced 1.41Mt concentrate in FY2026, with chemical plant 3 commissioning contributing 104kt; a June fire interrupted ramp-up. The September quarter recorded 435kt concentrate at the mine on a 100% basis, with the plant reaching nameplate in September. **Attribution:** Role overlaps event; causation unproven. Salt led IGO development and commercial functions; Talison operates the mine and personal contribution is not independently quantified. **Relevance:** Context for joint-venture and development oversight. [IGO FY2026 annual report]() (PDF p.25, financial review); [September 2026 quarterly report]() (Pages 1 and 4) ## Business failures and setbacks ### Redivium loss and financing pressure during leadership [salt_rediv] FY2024–August 2026 · documented · high materiality Redivium reported a A$2.45m loss for FY2024 and its auditor identified material going-concern uncertainty. Salt was CEO from October 2023 and managing director from January to July 2024. After his departure the FY2025 report recorded A$15.59m loss including A$12.95m intangible impairment, and ASX removed the company in August 2026 for unpaid annual listing fees. **Attribution:** Role overlaps event; causation unproven. FY2024 overlapped his role; later impairment and listing removal occurred after he left. Personal causation or responsibility for later events is not established. **Relevance:** Relevant to a development executive’s prior financing and commercial context. [Redivium FY2024 annual report]() (Directors report, audit report pp.25–26 and notes); [Redivium FY2025 annual report]() (FY2025 notes, going concern); [Redivium ASX announcement index]() (ASX listing notice) ## Evidence gaps - Independent degrees and complete prior-role dates were not established. - Specific contribution to Redivium’s financial result is not established. - Later delisting followed his departure and does not itself establish responsibility. - Court and regulatory searches are not exhaustive. - Redivium’s FY2024 annual report gives resignation on 22 July 2024 whereas its FY2025 half-year report says 26 July; the earlier report is used pending reconciliation. - A single combined broad name-and-employer query was reused across nine topics; independent topic-specific and complete regulator/court searches remain incomplete.