We want to be the reference point in the precious metals industry for
all of our stakeholders and to continue to improve by dialoguing with them.
Achieving this goal demands great commitment plus willingness to get involved
by openly interacting with parties that are often very critical of companies like
ours and of the entire industry.
Therefore, we regularly participate in a round table with representatives of some of the
most important NGOs involved in the precious metals industry. Among the many topics dealt
with, the primary one is the commitment to strengthen the sustainability, transparency, and
traceability of our industry’s supply chain.
We have also created a team of experts from industries and universities that we consult for
feedback on how we are working. The topics can be very concrete.
An example? We discuss how we can improve our sustainability reporting in order to be more
thorough and transparent.
These are only two elements, part of a much more complex mosaic that demonstrates our genuine
will to dialogue with all of our stakeholders.
Attention to context: we periodically evaluate our sustainability strategy and
the priority of topics based on their importance to our stakeholders.
Attention to stakeholders’ needs: listening to our stakeholders is essential.
We gather their opinions, suggestions and needs through formal and informal channels and listen
to them very carefully.
Dialogue and collaboration: we interact regularly with all of our stakeholders
by means of numerous
activities and on many occasions.
Sustainability Report as dialogue platform: we constantly and transparently
share what we do and
the results we achieve. We update our tools to keep in step with changing communication needs.
