Environmental

Greatland acknowledges that its activities impact the environment and have the potential to contribute to ongoing climate challenges.

Greatland is committed to operating in an environmentally responsible manner and is focused on managing key environmental risks and improving environmental performance where necessary. Greatland’s key environmental management priorities include water stewardship, waste management, rehabilitation and mine closure, biodiversity and energy and climate change.

Greatland recognises that climate change is a significant challenge facing the world today. The mining sector has a role to play in reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. Greatland recognises the need to identify and integrate climate change and energy issues into its strategic planning. Greatland is committed to exploring opportunities to reduce its energy usage and associated carbon emissions and will report on this in more detail in FY26.

Telfer and Havieron operate under a documented environmental management system which includes appropriate procedures and environmental management plans that are designed to ensure all legal and regulatory requirements are met. Greatland believes it is compliant with all environmental licences, waste and tailings regulations, land access agreements, heritage clearances and approvals in all material respects. Rehabilitation of mined areas is integrated into exploration plans from the first stage and is monitored on an ongoing basis following mine closure.