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ESG Overview

ESG Vision

G Mining Ventures remains committed in our dedication to sustainability and environmental responsibility. We recognize that our decisions and activities have a direct impact on a broad group of stakeholders, including employees, investors, local communities, and regulators. As such, we follow a governance model based on transparency and socio-environmental responsibility, ensuring that our processes and strategies are aligned with recognized industry practices.

We believe that sustainable mining is only achievable through active engagement with local communities and the creation of shared value.

That is why we strive to build relationships based on respect and trust across our projects and operations, promoting initiatives that drive job creation, strengthen local economies, and improve the quality of life in surrounding communities .

Environmental

100%

of the GHG emissions report

COMPLETED

(To Be Published In 2025)

Completed 18ha Of

REFORESTATION

(To Be Published In 2025)

Social

ZERO HARM

Maintained

67.1%

local labor used in maintenance in TZ operations (above 40% target)

15.2%

of women in the workforce (improved from 11% in 2023

Governance

100%

of supplier development actions

Implemented

additional information is available in the ‘local employment’ section

52%

of compliance with international cyanide management code (up from 30% compared to previous year)

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Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) Reports

Newest Release

2024 Downloadable Report (PDF)

2023 Downloadable Report (PDF)

2022 Downloadable Report (PDF)

2024 ESG Highlights

Corporate Social and Environmental Governance

  • Elaboration of three new corporate policies, coordinated by the ESG committee:

  • Human Rights Policy;

  • Climate Change Policy;

  • Tailings Management Policy;

  • Commencement of the strategic approach development for human rights management, including the due diligence process

Development of New Projects

  • Oko West Project (Guyana): Acquisition and publication of a PEA, while progressing in the future technical feasibility studies and environmental and social licensing processes;

  • Gurupi (Para and Maranhao): acquisition formalized in December 2024

Occupational Health and Safety Performance - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Total Recordable Incident Frequency Rate (TRIFR) of 0.08, based on 2,486,123.

Environmental Management and Legal Compliance - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Obtaining the Environmental Operating Licenses within the established schedule:

  • LAO No. 14763/2024 -138 kV Transmission Line;

  • LAO No. 15094/2024 - Tailings Storage Structure;

  • LAO No. 15095/2024 - Gold Ore Extraction;

  • LAO No. 15096/2024 - Gold Metallic Ore Benefication

Local Employment - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • 81% of the workforce from the State of Para;

  • 67.1% of workers coming from the Municipality of Itaituba and surroundings

Local Economy and Supply Chain - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • R$ 441 million in acquisitions made in Brazil;

  • R$ 174 million allocated to suppliers in the State of Para, of which R$ 142 million allocated to the municipality of Itaituba.

Education and Community Participation - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Participation of 2,309 students, from four schools in the region, in activities of the socio-environmental programs carried out.

Socio-Environmental Projects - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Approval and execution of 15 projects within the scope of the local Socio-Environmental Committee

Biotic Environment - Fauna and Flora - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Vegetation suppression activities resulted in the rescue of 449 wild animals, with 28 fatalities (rate of 6.2%);

  • Rescue of 2,837 specimens of flora;

  • Environmental monitoring recorded more than 600 species of fauna and flora, totalling approximately 10,000 individuals observed.

Physical Environment - Waste Management - Tocantinzinho Mine (TZ)

  • Recycling 73.9% of the solid waste generated by the operations

ESG Framework

G Mining Ventures is committed to the highest standards of corporate governance practices and ethical conduct. G Mining Ventures has designed its practices to align with applicable regulatory requirements, and monitors developments in applicable laws and best practices to ensure its approach consistently reflects its commitment to the highest standards.

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Participation In Main External Organizations

Brazauro, a subsidiary of GMIN, actively engages with numerous entities, organizations, and associations that play a significant role in governance, particularly in the institutional and regulatory environment of the mining sector.

Our partnerships and active participations:

  • ABPM – Brazilian Association of Mineral Research and Mining Companies

  • ADIMB – Agency for the Development and Innovation of the Brazilian Mineral Sector

  • Pará State Civil Defense Coordination

  • Cyanide Code - International Cyanide Management Code

  • Brazilian Army

  • IBRAM - Brazilian Mining Institute

  • IPHAN – National Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage

  • Military Police of the State of Pará

  • REDES/FIEPA Program - Federation of Industries of the State of Pará

  • SEBRAE - Brazilian Support Service for Micro and Small Businesses

  • SEMAS - State Secretariat for Environment and Sustainability (Pará)

  • SEMED - Municipal Department of Education

  • SENAI - National Industrial Learning Service

  • Simineral - Pará Mineral Industries Union

  • TSM - Toward Sustainable Mining