Over the years, Polyus has made significant progress in embedding sustainability across our operations. As a major enterprise, we must work responsibly to ensure that Polyus continues to create value for all of our stakeholders. This involves a commitment to developing our employees and protecting the broader communities where we operate as well as the natural environment.
Polyus annually conducts a materiality assessment to identify the most important topics for disclosure in the Report. In accordance with GRI non-financial reporting standards, we invite you to assess the positive and negative impacts of Polyus in the context of sustainability topics, including impacts on the economy, environment, and people.
Your input is greatly appreciated for the 2024 Sustainability Report!
The Water Report presents the Company’s comprehensive approach to water management, the assessment and management of water resource-related risks, as well as stakeholder-inclusive practices. The Report covers Polyus’ production assets that require a substantial quantity of water resources for their operations and which, therefore, are their major consumers. An important objective of this Report is to present the national statutory framework that Polyus is operating in, to describe its internal processes, controls and monitoring mechanisms attributed, among others, by national obligations, and international best standards and practices.
Water ReportThe purpose of the Corporate Human Rights Policy is to define the general principles of business activities and scope of responsibility of the Company regarding human rights to ensure the protection of human rights and freedoms when conducting the Company’s business activities.
Human Rights PolicyThis is the Code of Corporate Conduct — one of Polyus’ integral documents. The main goal of the Code is to make sure that the Company’s employees have a clear understanding of our mission and values and to present the key corporate culture principles.
Code of Corporate Conduct (Ethics Code)
