Newmont Corporation has released its 2024 Sustainability Report and Taxes & Royalties Contribution Report, showcasing its dedication to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. The reports highlight the company's significant economic contributions and commitment to sustainable mining practices.
In a statement, Newmont's CEO Tom Palmer emphasized the company's ongoing commitment to sustainability, stating, "In 2024, we continued to strengthen our position as the world’s leading gold company while embedding sustainability across all aspects of our business." He highlighted the importance of responsible operations and the creation of long-term value for stakeholders.
Newmont's 2024 Taxes & Royalties Contribution Report revealed substantial economic contributions:
These figures underscore Newmont's role in fostering economic growth in the regions where it operates.
Following a tragic year that saw the loss of five colleagues, Newmont has prioritized safety by conducting a comprehensive review of its safety systems. The company is committed to an "always safe" approach moving forward, aiming to enhance safety protocols and prevent future incidents.
Newmont's commitment to responsible mining has been recognized through various certifications:
Newmont is also making strides in gender diversity, with women representing 33% of senior leadership and 50% of the Executive Leadership Team. This commitment to diversity is part of Newmont's broader strategy to foster an inclusive workplace and empower all employees.
Newmont's 2024 Sustainability and Taxes & Royalties Contribution Reports illustrate the company's dedication to sustainable mining practices and its significant economic impact on local communities. As it continues to lead the industry in ESG performance, Newmont remains focused on creating value and improving lives through responsible mining practices.
Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. has appointed Peter J. Cashin as a new director, enhancing its leadership team following the passing of Thomas Skimming. Cashin brings over 40 years of mining experience.
Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. has appointed Peter J. Cashin as a new director, enhancing its leadership team following the passing of Thomas Skimming. Cashin brings over 40 years of mining experience, promising to strengthen the company's focus on rare earth elements and uranium.
Gungnir Resources has begun field work at its Knaften-Hemberget project in Sweden, focusing on copper mineralization in gabbro-ultramafic intrusions. The initiative aims to enhance exploration and identify new targets.
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