Barrick Mining (ABX.TO, B) on Friday published its 2025 sustainability report and accompanying performance data, outlining the company's sustainability efforts over the year past.
The miner reported a 60% reduction in total recordable injury frequency rate since 2020, and a 28% year-over-year reduction in lost time injuries.
In 2025, 96% of Barrick's employees and 76% of its suppliers were drawn from host countries, with over US$7.1 billion in spending with local and host country suppliers.
Barrick also invested over $62 million in community-led development initiatives. In April, the company published its Human Rights report.
In addition, Barrick continued to advance the application of its Biodiversity risk and impact assessment tool to improve how biodiversity risks are identified. It also continued to optimize its water use and recycling rates, while advancing its Scope 3 emissions supplier engagement.
"As we enter an exciting new phase of growth and delivery, sustainability remains fundamental to how we operate," Chief Executive Officer Mark Hill said. "The principles that have guided us for years remain unchanged: keeping our people safe, mining responsibly, building strong partnerships, and delivering long-term value that is shared by all our stakeholders."
Barrick shares were last seen up $1.13 to $55.68 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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