At Copper Giant, we believe copper is essential to building a better, cleaner-energy future.
That future begins with responsible exploration — understanding the territories where we operate, respecting their environment, people and culture, and working together to create lasting shared value.
Because the copper the world needs tomorrow must be explored responsibly today.
Understanding and protecting the territory through responsible water management, biodiversity stewardship, and rigorous environmental monitoring.
Guided by our Good Neighbors philosophy, we work alongside communities to create local opportunities, strengthen capabilities, and build lasting value through listening, respect, and shared action.
Building trust through ethical conduct, transparency, respect for human rights, and responsible decision-making.
Environmental stewardship begins with understanding the territory. At Copper Giant, exploration is not only about understanding geology — it is also about generating the environmental knowledge needed to make responsible decisions, protect water and biodiversity, and minimize our footprint at every stage of the project.
Rainwater harvesting, storage, reuse and recirculation systems designed to reduce freshwater requirements and avoid discharges.
Combining technical monitoring with community participation to strengthen environmental knowledge and transparency.
Exploration waste is managed through traceable processes, characterization and authorized disposal or treatment.
Guided by our Good Neighbors philosophy, we build relationships based on listening, respect, participation, and shared action. We work alongside local farmers, Indigenous communities, community organizations, and other stakeholders to strengthen local capabilities, create opportunities, and build lasting value in the territories where we operate.
Maintaining multiple channels for dialogue with communities, institutions, Indigenous Peoples, and academia to incorporate local knowledge into decision-making.
Respecting rights, traditions, and cultural identity. The engagement with the Inga community of Condagua included a formal Prior Consultation process based on intercultural dialogue.
Local talent first. We prioritize employment opportunities and actively work to develop and engage suppliers from the regions where we operate.
Focusing on Community Infrastructure, Education, Water & Sanitation, Culture, Sports & Recreation, and Local Economic Development.
Our values of respect and responsibility guide the way we make decisions, manage risks, and build relationships. Through transparency, accountability, and high ethical standards, we work to earn trust at every stage of our projects.
Promoting a culture of integrity through our Code of Ethics and human rights commitments.
Identifying, preventing, and managing corporate, operational, and third-party risks.
Procurement practices designed to promote transparency and local supplier participation.
Communicating performance through ESG reporting and established stakeholder channels.