Sustainability Governance

As we advance our future gold production and exploration, we do so with a strong commitment to the environment, society, and our stakeholders, ensuring a balanced approach for a sustainable future.

We are working toward integrating sustainability into every facet of our operations. As a leading gold producer and explorer in Australia, we understand the value of conducting our business responsibly, balancing economic viability with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

The Risk, Safety, Environment and Community (RSEC) Committee assists the board in the decision-making process around issues that directly impact on Regis’ ESG Performance. Below the Board, this body is the highest level of governance for our Sustainability Strategy.

Its key responsibilities are:

Identifying, understanding, and monitoring the Company’s business and operations in line with the Company’s risk management framework and operating within the risk appetite set by the Board.
Assessing whether risk, safety, environment, and community related matters arising from and related to the Company’s operations have been appropriately identified, controlled and managed.

Alignment with Sustainability Standards and Reporting Frameworks

We seek to incorporate these sustainability standards, industry-specific guidelines, frameworks, and recommended reporting practices in the pursuit of continuous improvement

	The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) SDG isn’t a mandate (official direction to Act). The 17 SDGs were adopted by all UN member nations in 2015 to address global challenges relating to poverty and climate change with 17 goals. Regis has identified specific SDs where the company’s operations and projects are delivering meaningful contributions.
	GRI Reporting Initiative Standards (GRI) Regis’ reporting practices are aligned to the guidelines proposed by GRI and aim to present a fully GRI-compliant report supported by third party assurance.
	Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Standard for Metals & Mining SASB identify a core set of sustainability issues most likely to impact the operations or financials within industries. Regis aligns to the Metals & Mining SASB in its Sustainability Reports.
	Task Force on Climate Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) A framework focusing on climate-related disclosures to enhance transparency. Regis structures its financial disclosures accordingly.
	World Gold Council (WGC) – Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RGMPs) The WGC outlines key components for responsible gold mining. These include Governance, addressing ethical practices and supply chain monitoring: Social factors, covering health, human rights, labour rights, and community interactions; and Environmental considerations, such as stewardship, biodiversity, mine closure, and sustainable water and energy use. While not a member of the World Gold Council, Regis seeks to align its sustainability reporting with these principles.
	CDP An independent, not-for-profit organisation that runs the global environmental disclosure system. CDP supports organisations to measure and manage their risks and opportunities on climate change, water security and deforestation, leading to an independent rating system. Regis completes an annual CDP Water Disclosure, CDP Climate Change and COP Forests Disclosures

Sustainability Pillars

Governance & Transparency

Governance & Transparency

Governance structures guide our sustainability journey. We believe in transparency, regularly updating our stakeholders on our progress, challenges, and aspirations through detailed reporting and open communication channels.
Economic Viability

Economic Viability

Sustainable operations translate to enduring value creation for our stakeholders. By integrating sustainable practices, we are positioning Regis Resources for long-term success, mitigating risks, and capitalising on opportunities presented by the ever-evolving global landscape.
Environmental Responsibility

Environmental Responsibility

We are working to minimise our impacts. Our operations aim for optimal use of resources, prioritising water conservation, energy efficiency, and waste reduction. We adhere to environmental regulations and make regular assessments to identify opportunities for improvement
Social Commitment

Social Commitment

Our success is intertwined with the well-being of the communities where we operate. We actively engage with local stakeholders, ensuring our activities align with community interests. Investments in community projects, education, and local infrastructure reflect our commitment to mutual growth.