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Ethics and integrity

Operating ethically and with integrity, promoting transparency and accountability, and rejecting all forms of bribery and corruption.

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Our commitment

At MinRes, we believe consistent and proper business conduct creates loyalty and trust with our stakeholders and we are committed to maintaining strong corporate governance.

Our approach

We expect our employees, contractors, executive management, directors, suppliers and joint venture partners to maintain proper business conduct by understanding and complying with applicable laws, company policies and the principles set out in our Code of Conduct and Business Integrity (the Code).

Our suite of policies and procedures set expectations for ethical conduct and responsible business practices across the organisation and our supply chain, aiming to meet the highest standards of corporate conduct.

We undertake assessments of our policies and procedures, ensuring they’re updated in line with changing in operating jurisdictions, applicable laws or regulations, audit findings, control failures, risk events, changes to company strategies or any other developments affecting the ongoing applicability or accuracy of the policy.

Key documents

To view our Corporate Governance Statement and the full list of public company policies and procedures, visit the Governance page.

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