Restored rainforest hillside
Sustainability

The pit we leave behind matters as much as the metal we take out.

2035
Net-zero Scope 1 & 2
1%
Revenue to host communities
80%
Process water recycled
96%
Ghanaian workforce
Environment

Progressive rehabilitation, from day one.

Progressive rehabilitation is scoped into every mine plan from day one. From inception, Steliam will ensure that it will restore over 1,240 hectares of concession land — handed back to farming co-operatives and forest reserves.

1,240 ha
targeted for restoration
2.1m
Expected native trees planted
Climate

Net zero Scope 1 & 2 by 2035.

Grid-tied solar hybridisation at Banka, electrified haulage trials at Gyamasi, and a 40% reduction in diesel intensity since 2020.

-38%
diesel intensity vs 2020
120 MW
solar committed
Water

A closed circuit, not a shared river.

80% of process water is recycled on site. All three operations are net-zero freshwater withdrawal from local river basins.

80%
water recycled
0
cyanide incidents
Community

1% of revenue, non-negotiable.

The Steliam Foundation funds schooling, health outposts, and agricultural transition for host communities. Governed independently.

$21m
distributed since 2015
38
villages partnered
Safety

Everyone home, every shift.

LTIFR of 0.8 places Steliam in the top quartile of West African operators. Number of fatalities: 0 since 2020.

0.8
LTIFR
0
Number of fatalities
2025 report

Independently audited.
Publicly published.

The Steliam Sustainability Report is prepared to GRI Standards and assured by an external auditor. We do not redact site-level data.