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Sustainability
Sustainable mining practices are at the heart of Serabi’s operations, and have been throughout the 23 years it has operated in the Tapajós region.
During this time it has prioritised
- Establishing a long-term sustainable production base
- Establishing employment and training for residents of the local communities
- Assisting local communities with infrastructure projects, education and health
- Securing services and supplies from local businesses wherever practical.
- Management of its operations in a manner to minimise environmental and social impacts and risks.
Long-standing contributor to the economies where we operate in
Significant potential for additional mine life extension only stands to further our contributions to these economies
Over 70% of employees
are from the state of Para and 32% from the immediate communities.
In 2022, Serabi’s type 2 CO2 emissions were almost half the recently reported industry average.
Serabi’s Tailings Storage Facilities are classified in the lowest risk category according to Brazilian regulations.
The Company provides assistance with roads,
power and water projects, funds schools and supports health programmes and initiatives for employees and local communities.
More than 45% of supplies of goods and services
are sourced from Para based businesses and 32% from within 100kms of the operations.