Our mining operations rely on a varied network of suppliers who provide the goods, materials and services we need at every stage of the mining lifecycle – from exploration to closure.
In Australia, we work with Bowditch Earthmoving to help manage the safe and responsible
Meaningful social impact is built through partnership. At Glencore, we work with governments, civil society and development agencies to strengthen local capacity and support lasting benefits for the communities where we operate. Swipe to learn more.
Launched in 2024, our Social Contribution Framework aims to strengthen how our industrial assets focus, manage, implement and report on our direct social contributions, helping to align our efforts with local needs. Swipe through to learn more.
Congratulations to Glencore Canada’s Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations (Sudbury INO) mine rescue team who achieved 1st place at the 2026 Ontario Mine Rescue Provincial Competition! Their victory marks Sudbury INO’s first provincial mine rescue title since 2008 and reflects the
Glencore was proud to participate in this year’s DRC Mining Week, contributing to important conversations about how responsible mining can help unlock the Democratic Republic of Congo’s extraordinary potential and support long-term economic development.
In her keynote address,
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Last month, Glencore’s Britannia Refined Metals (BRM) welcomed teams from the @biztradegovuk and @UKEF for a tour of our lead production facilities and copper-bearing waste recycling sampling plant.
BRM is one of the largest primary lead producers in Europe, producing primary
Hear from Glencore’s Head of Social Performance and Human Rights Nerys John about the contributions we make to the countries and communities where we operate, working in partnership with local people, community institutions and governments to help create jobs, support local
Our 2025 Modern Slavery Statement sets out our commitment to responsible sourcing and our approach to managing modern slavery, child labour and other human rights-related risks across our business and supply chains. Swipe to see the some of the progress we made in 2025.
Glencore is committed to preventing modern slavery, child labour and other human rights-related risks across our operations and supply chains. We’ve published our 2025 Modern Slavery Statement.
In 2025, we brought this commitment to life through practical action;
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Last month, Glencore joined the @EximBankUS’ Annual Conference. Head of Marketing for Metals and Bulks Jyothish George joined a panel on critical minerals security, underscoring how strong government-industry partnerships and a stable, supportive regulatory environment are key
Our Head of HSEC & Human Rights Lucy Roberts reflects on some of the work done to progress our sustainability activities in 2025, as part of our efforts to operate responsibly while supplying the commodities the world needs. Watch and learn more here: glencore.com/media-and-insi…
In 2025, Glencore’s payments to governments totalled $8.1 billion, reflecting the taxes, royalties and other levies we pay in the countries in which we operate. Read our 2025 Payments to Governments Report: glencore.com/media-and-insi…
We’ve published our 2025 Sustainability Report.
The report showcases how we progressed our targets, delivered on our priorities and managed our impact on our people, our communities and the environment in 2025, all while supporting safe and reliable production.
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