Sustainably delivering the metals our world needs.
Across our Metals operations, our approach to sustainability focuses on empowering our people, providing opportunities for First Nations people, protecting the environment, and delivering positive benefits for the communities in which we operate. And of course, eliminating fossil fuel.
Key figures
AU$6m
Invested into biodiversity research and conservation programs.
37%
Senior leadership roles held by women.
1.3
TRIFR. The lowest out of 15 years of operation. (Metals)
$5.3 billion
Of contracts awarded to nearly 200 First Nations businesses.
Key focus areas
A commitment to upholding human rights
Our comprehensive measures to ensure ethical practices and safe work environments.
We’re dedicated to eradicating modern slavery from our supply chain, implementing stringent human rights due diligence and mandatory training for all employees. Our priority is creating a safe and healthy workplace, with robust policies and practices to protect the rights and wellbeing of its workforce and communities.
A global approach to sustainability
From supporting First Nations-owned businesses in the Pilbara, engaging with communities in Norway, through to modern slavery risk in our global operations and supply chains.
Our Group approach to sustainability outlines how we’re empowering people, respecting the planet and ensuring positive social and economic benefits, no matter where we operate.
Forged for tomorrow.
Green metal represents the future of the global resource economy.
We’re developing the technologies and processes to produce green metal and help our planet step beyond fossil fuels.