Hugo Schumann

Hugo Schumann

Director/Board Member at IONDRIVE LIMITED

Net worth: 373 491 $ as of 29/09/2026

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Mr. Hugo Schumann, CFA MBA, is an Independent Director at Rare Earths Americas, Inc., a Chief Executive Officer at EverMetal Holdings LP and a Member at CFA Institute.
He is on the Board of Directors at Rare Earths Americas, Inc., Global Uranium & Enrichment Ltd. and Iondrive Ltd. Mr. Schumann was previously employed as a Chief Financial Officer by Jetti Resources, a Non-Executive Director by Apollo Minerals Ltd., a Chief Commercial Officer by Berkeley Energia Ltd., an Executive-Corporate Development by Prairie Mining Ltd., and a Head-Business Development by Equatorial Resources Ltd. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Cape Town and an MBA from INSEAD.

Known holdings in public companies

CompanyDateNumber of sharesValuationValuation date
0.19%
20/09/2026 37,016 ( 0.19% ) 373 491 $ 29/09/2026

Hugo Schumann active positions

CompaniesPositionStart
IONDRIVE LIMITED Director/Board Member 02/12/2024
OKAPI RESOURCES Director/Board Member 09/02/2025
Corporate Officer/Principal 25/08/2010

Former positions of Hugo Schumann

CompaniesPositionEnd
Director of Finance/CFO 31/12/2023
APOLLO MINERALS LIMITED Director/Board Member 10/09/2023
BERKELEY ENERGIA LIMITED Corporate Officer/Principal 31/12/2017
GREENX METALS LIMITED Corporate Officer/Principal 30/12/2015
EQUATORIAL RESOURCES LIMITED Corporate Officer/Principal 31/05/2015
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