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We are modern mining
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HIGH OPERATIONAL STANDARDS
We carry out our exploration, construction and operation activities under strict sustainability and safety standards, guaranteeing their efficiency and productivity.
UPDATES
General view
Construction of the Buriticá Project began in 2017.
The production rate of the original design was 3,000 t / d.
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OUR PEOPLE
Our people are our most valuable resource. We strive to develop your talent, create the best working conditions, and be an attractive employer.
JOBS GENERATED
GENDER EQUALITY
Apprentices
Out of a total of 61 trainees
34 they are women
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COMMUNITY AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
We promote the development of the communities and the region that welcomes us through the generation of employment, the careful management of our impacts and the maximization of our contribution to the local economy and well-being.
SIEMBRA FUTURO PROGRAM
INVESTMENT
2020 - 2021244
EXECUTED PROJECTS
1.837
COFFEE ALLIANCE PROJECTS
PROJECTS:
Coffee, tomato, potato, corn, beans, banana, poultry, pigs, sugar cane, tree tomato, potato, strawberries, natural fibers, lulo and fish.
PRODUCTIVE CHAINING PROGRAM - PEP
INVESTMENT
2020 - 2021-
Diagnosis of business and territorial management
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Rotary fund creation
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Strengthening 87 companies with the PEP
SECTORS:
Food, laundries, accommodation, hardware stores, civil works, dairy, specialty coffees, mechanical maintenance.
LOCAL SHOPPING
EMPLOYMENT GENERATION
It decreased due to the pandemic.
253
PEOPLE LINKED IN PEP JOBS
36% of PEP companies are part
of the Company's supply chain
PURCHASES FROM LOCAL SUPPLIERS
2018
$11.526
millions
2019
$17.875
millions
2020
$13.317
millions
Higabra Catering
This undertaking in the Higabra village, where our Buriticá Mine is located, became a supplier of food since last April 8.
It is part of our Productive Chain Program (PEP) and brings together the talent of women from 5 restaurants in the village.
Serviaseo Doré
Serviaseo Doré is also a Buriticá venture that provides its toilet and cafeteria service in our mining complex.
This new production unit is made up of 6 female heads of household from the village of Higabra and the village of El Naranjo.
They are accompanied by our Productive Chain Program (PEP).
Together for the coffee growing of the West of Antioquia
SUPPORTED COFFEE
PRODUCTION PROJECTS
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Renovation of coffee plants.
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Incentive for fertilization.
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Delivery of canopies.
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Delivery of ecological stoves.
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Planting wood orchards.
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Training and coaching.
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Coffee lab delivery.
Cafes from the
West to China
- In 2020, six coffee brands from the West of Antioquia participated in the CIIE Import Fair, in Shanghai (China).
- In May 2021 they participated in the “3rd Western China International Trade and Investment Fair” in Chongqing, China.
- We recently bought half a ton of coffee from them and shipped it to our headquarters in China, Zijin Mining Group.
MINING FORMALIZATION
INCOME
FORMALIZED COMPANIESData: 2017 - June 2021
PRODUCTION
7.212
OUNCES
BENEFICIARIES
684
PERSONS
MINING FORMALIZATION
THE PROGRAM IN FIGURES
217
Direct jobs
43 Women
174 Men
95%
Local workforce
100%
Banked miners
684
Impacted
population
942
Education and training processes from the beginning of the program.
4
First formalization subcontracts with an Environmental License in Colombia.
98%
Compliance with social standards.
MINING FORMALIZATION
MINING FORMALIZATION
PRODUCTION UNITS
Operation subcontracts
Operating contracts
Out of operation
Inside the operation
* Operation Contracts in the mineral selection modality.
MINING FORMALIZATION
SELECTING WOMEN
INCOME
FORMALIZED COMPANIESJanuary 2020 - June 2021
PRODUCTION
111,47
OUNCES RECOVERED
EMPLOYABILITY
22
RELATED WOMEN
EDUCATION
THE PROGRAM IN FIGURES
HIGHER EDUCATION
Higher Education Scholarships
53
Direct beneficiaries in AID
TECHNIQUES IN MINING
WORK WITH SINE
222
Graduated apprentices
99
Women of the region. The first in the country certified as technicians in underground mining work
SUPPORT TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF RURAL EDUCATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
BASIC EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT
35
People in primary and
high school validation
14
Graduated as high
school graduates
More of
3.000
Certified students in
job training
61
People studying
mining techniques
INFRASTRUCTURE
Sewerage Vereda
Higabra Buriticá
Investment $1.872.894.520
Communal hut
Vereda Murrapal Buriticá
Investment $249.214.204
Angelina Buriticá Corregimiento
footprint plaque
Investment $25.000.000
Intervention Via
La Estrella Buriticá
Investment $1.255.512.231
Remodeling of ESE Hospital
San Isidro Municipality of Giraldo
Investment $270.000.000
Paving roads (materials)
Corregimiento Tabacal Buriticá
Investment $53.476.000
Project in partnership with the
Mayor's Office of Buriticá and Asocomunal Buriticá.
*Integrating Fundación Grupo Social and Sociedad Minera El Arca.
Vereda Higabra
Buriticá Aqueduct
Investment $1.106.404.824
Remodeling of the
Buriticá House of Culture
Investment $100.000.000
Construction of the Vereda
Mogotes Buriticá winery
Investment $20.000.000
2017 - PHASE I EXECUTED
$150.000.000 INVESTMENT
2018 - PHASE II EXECUTED
$200.000.000 INVESTMENT
2019 - PHASE III EXECUTED
$129.000.000 INVESTMENT
2020 - PHASE IV EXECUTED
$250.000.000 INVESTMENT
2021 - PHASE V - IN EXECUTION
$150.000.000 INVESTMENT
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
We recognize that the mining operation has impacts on the environment, which must be carefully managed. We focus particularly on managing water and biodiversity, with the participation of communities.
- Meteorological aspects
- Air quality
- Noise
- Vibrations
- Piezometric levels
- Discharge control flows
From our nursery we propagate each year more than 50,000 trees of native species in western Antioquia.
VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION INITIATIVES
Inter-institutional alliances
• Installation of 34 camera traps around the Project, to characterize the feline population.
• Implementation of the 2019-2023 Action Plan for feline conservation.
- Feline school in schools in the area of influence.
- Human - feline conflict workshops.
Conservation agreements - PSA
Las Alegrías Corridor
8
Families
Buriticá
60
Families
Giraldo and Cañasgordas
75
Families
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INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING
We articulate with the institutions and communities in the region, to strengthen their capacities, manage sustainable development and implement resources for the construction of a better future.
REGIONAL COOPERATION PROJECTS
1.
Articulation in
local
economic development projects.
2.
Multi-stakeholder dialogues for mining issues
and local development plans.
3.
Technical cooperation exchanges
with mining countries and municipalities.
TOGETHER AGAINST COVID-19
CONTRIBUTION OF
To strengthen the hospital network of Buriticá, Giraldo, Cañasgordas and Santa Fe de Antioquia.
Contribution of resources
For a new ambulance at
Hospital San Antonio de Buriticá.
