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PUBLIC 05May2021 Investor Mining Tailing Safety Initiative Disclosure.Xlsx date of last update: 05-May-21 This is a record of the companies contacted by the Investor Mining and Tailings Safety Initiative, the status of the company responses and a link to their disclosure (where this has been made). The Initiative asked companies to: 1. Publish the disclosure on their company website within 45 days. 2. Ensure that the disclosure is signed by the company Chief Executive Officer or Board Chair. 3. Consider how to communicate any disclosure with communities that might be affected by the company tailings footprint. 4. If unable to answer a question, or provide the requested information, the company should clarify what action it is taking to address the issues. For further information, please see the website: https://www.churchofengland.org/investor-mining-tailings-safety-initiative The total number of eligible publicly traded companies as of 5 May 2021 is 721. This is an increase from the project's launch as, following discussions with investor partners, the Initiative has decided to reach out to an additional list of companies. Market capitalisation data is accurate as of 30 April 2021. The Initiative is also in discussion with other institutions in order to find an ongoing home for the disclosures that will allow further analysis and development. The Church of England and its National Investing Bodies make no representations or warranties as to the accuracy of the information presented and takes no responsibility or liability (including for indirect, consequential or incidental damages), for any error, omission or inaccuracy in the data. The information herein is not investment advice and does not contain regulated investment advice in respect of actions to be taken. No investment decision should be made based on this information without obtaining prior specific, professional advice. Investor Mining & Tailings Safety Initiative disclosure - 5th May 2021 Column1 % market cap Number % contacted Total 721 Overall # responders 80% 341 47% of which: (i) Declared no TSF 35% 188 26% (ii) Full TSF disclosures 29% 114 16% (iii) all disclosures (incl. partial) 45% 153 21% No response 8% 183 25% No response but no TSF confirmed 14% 197 27% ICMM Members contacted (listed) 23 ICMM members disclosed (listed) 100% 23 Mining companies 337 Mining - responded 86% 181 Mining - no response 14% 156 Mining companies - confirmed no TSF exposure 6% 39 Mining respondents level of disclosure - PUBLISHED FULLY 66% 111 Mining respondents level of disclosure - partially published 14% 31 The Church of England and its National Investing Bodies make no representations or warranties as to the accuracy of the information presented and takes no responsibility or liability (including for indirect, consequential or incidental damages), for any error, omission or inaccuracy in the data. The information herein is not investment advice and does not contain regulated investment advice in respect of actions to be taken. No investment decision should be made based on this information without obtaining prior specific, professional advice. A B CDE F 1 Level of ISSUER ICMM member RESPONSE STATUS TAILINGS? Address for disclosure website 2 disclosure ACACIA MINING PLC https://www.acaciamining.com/sustainability/our-material-areas/the- 1 Y 1 3 environment.aspx 4 ACERINOX SA 0 5 ADARO ENERGY TBK 1 N 6 ADELAIDE BRIGHTON 0 7 AERIS RESOURCES LTD 0 8 AFRICA OIL CORP 0 N AFRICAN RAINBOW MINERALS https://www.arm.co.za Y 1 Y 1 https://www.arm.co.za/sd/files/arm-summary-tailings-storage-facilities- 9 disclosure.pdf AGNICO EAGLE MINES 1 Y 1 https://s21.q4cdn.com/374334112/files/doc_downloads/Sustainability/TM- 10 Report/Agnico-Eagle-Summary-Tailings-Management-Report-June-2019.pdf 11 AGRITERRA LTD 0 N AIC MINES LTD (formerly INTREPID MINES LTD) 0 12 13 AJ LUCAS GR 0 N AK Alrose PAO http://www.alrosa.ru/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Response-to-The-Church- 1 Y 1 14 of-England.pdf 15 AK STEEL HOLDING CORP 0 16 AKCANSA CIMENTO SANAYI & TICARET 0 17 AKER BP ASA 1 N 18 AKER SOLUTIONS ASA 0 N 19 AKR CORPORINDO TBK 0 ALACER GOLD CORP http://www.alacergold.com/docs/default-source/general/tsf-letter-from- 1 Y 1 20 president-w-coe-responses-2019-07-final.pdf?sfvrsn=2 Alamos Gold https://www.alamosgold.com/sustainability/Tailings- 1 Y 1 21 Management/default.aspx ALCOA CORP https://www.alcoa.com/sustainability/en/pdf/impoundments-introduction.pdf Y 1 Y 1 22 23 Alexco Resources 0 24 ALIEN METALS LTD 1 N 25 Alio Gold 1 N 26 ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC 1 N 27 ALTYN PLC 0 28 ALUMINA 1 Y 1 https://www.aluminalimited.com/impoundments-inventory 29 ALUMINIUM CORP OF CHINA 1 Y 3 30 AMAG AUSTRIA METALL AG 0 31 AMBUJA CEMENTS LTD 0 Americas Gold and Silver (formerly Americas Silver) 1 Y 3 32 33 AMERISUR RESOURCES PLC 0 N AMG ADVANCED METALLURGICAL GROUP NV https://sustainability.amg- 1 Y 1 34 nv.com/images/AMG_MiningTailingsDisclosureTable.pdf 35 AMINEX 0 N 36 ANGANG STEEL CO LTD 0 37 ANGLESEY MINING 0 ANGLO AMERICAN https://www.angloamerican.com/sustainability/managing-tailings-safely. Y 1 Y 1 38 ANGLO AMERICAN PLATINUM LTD https://www.angloamericanplatinum.com/sustainability/managing-tailings- safely.aspx 1 Y 1 https://www.angloamericanplatinum.com/~/media/Files/A/Anglo-American- Platinum/documents/annual-updates-2019/platinum-tailings-storage-facilities- angloamerican-new.pdf 39 40 ANGLO ASIAN MINING PLC 0 41 ANGLO PACIFIC GROUP 0 ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI https://www.anglogoldashanti.com/ Y 1 Y 1 42 https://www.anglogoldashanti.com/sustainability/reports/ 43 ANHUI CONCH CEMENT CO LTD 0 44 ANTERO RESOURCES CORP 0 N ANTOFAGASTA https://www.antofagasta.co.uk/media/3556/antofagasta-tailings-facility- Y 1 Y 1 45 management-6-june-2019.pdf 46 APACHE CORP 1 N 47 APERAM SA 1 N 48 Apollo Minerals Ltd 1 N 49 ARC RESOURCES LTD 1 N ARCELORMITTAL SA https://corporate.arcelormittal.com/what-we-do/mining/sustainable- 1 Y 1 50 development 51 ARCH COAL INC 0 52 ARCHER LTD 0 N 53 ARCONIC INC 0 N 54 Argonaut Gold 0 55 ARGOS RESOURCES LTD 0 N 56 ARMADALE CAPITAL PLC 0 57 ASCENT RESOURCES 1 N 58 ASIA CEMENT CORP 0 59 ATALAYA MINING PLC 0 60 ATLANTIC PETROLEUM 0 N Atlantic Richfield (Subsid of BP) https://www.bp.com/content/dam/bp/country-sites/en_us/united- 1 Y 3 states/home/documents/news/atlantic-richfield-company-letter.pdf 61 62 Aura Minerals Inc 0 63 Aurcana 0 A B CDE F 64 Aurelia Metals Ltd 0 65 AURUBIS AG 0 66 AUSDRILL 1 N 67 AUSGROUP LTD 0 68 AVESORO RESOURCES INC 1 Y 3 69 AVOCET MINING 0 70 B2Gold Corp 0 71 BAHAMAS PETROLEUM CO PLC 0 N 72 BAKER HUGHES A GE CO 0 N 73 BANPU CO 0 BARRICK GOLD CORP https://www.barrick.com/English/sustainability/environment/Tailings- Y 1 Y 1 74 Management/default.aspx 75 BATHURST RESOURCES LTD 0 76 BAYTEX ENERGY CORP 0 N 77 BCI MINERALS LTD 1 N 78 BEACH ENERGY LTD 0 N 79 BEKAERT SA 1 N 80 BELDEN INC. 1 N 81 BERKELEY ENERGIA LTD 0 82 BEZANT RESOURCES PLC 0 83 BHARAT PETROLEUM CORP 0 N BHP GROUP LTD https://www.bhp.com/- Y 1 Y 1 84 /media/documents/environment/2019/190607_coe.pdf?la=en 85 BLUESCOPE STEEL 0 86 Bluestone Resources Inc 1 N 87 BOART LONGYEAR LTD 0 BOLIDEN AB https://www.boliden.com/sustainability/our-responsibilities/in-focus Y 1 Y 1 88 89 Bonterra Resources Inc 0 90 BORAL LTD 0 91 BORDERS & SOUTHERN PETROLEUM 0 N 92 BORR DRILLING LTD 0 N 93 Bougainville Copper Ltd 0 94 BOURBON CORP SA 0 N 95 BOWLEVEN 1 N 96 BRICKWORKS 1 N 97 BRISTOW GROUP INC 0 N 98 BUMI RESOURCES 0 99 BUSHVELD MINERALS LTD 0 100 BUZZI UNICEM SPA 1 N 101 BW LPG LTD 0 N 102 CABOT ENERGY PLC 0 N 103 CABOT OIL & GAS CORP 1 N 104 CADOGAN PETROLEUM 0 N 105 CAIRN ENERGY PLC 1 N 106 Caledonia Mining 1 Y 1 https://www.caledoniamining.com/investors/tailings-disclosure/ 107 CALFRAC WELL SERVICES 0 N 108 CALIFORNIA RESOURCES CORP 1 N 109 CALIMA ENERGY LTD 0 N 110 CALTEX AUSTRALIA 1 N 111 CAMECO CORP 1 Y 1 https://www.cameco.com/media/media-library/documents 112 CANACOL ENERGY LTD 0 N 113 CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES 0 N 114 CAP SA 0 115 CAPE LAMBERT RESOURCES LTD 0 116 CAPITAL DRILLING LTD 1 N 117 CARNARVON PETROLEUM 0 N 118 CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP 0 119 CARRIZO OIL & GAS INC 1 N 120 CASPIAN SUNRISE PLC 0 N 121 CAT OIL AG 0 N 122 CEMENTIR HLDGS SPA 1 N 123 CEMEX LATAM HLDGS SA 0 124 CEMEX S.A.B. DE C.V. 3 TBC 125 CENOVUS ENERGY INC 0 N CENTAMIN PLC https://www.centamin.com/production/sukari/tailings-storage-facility 1 Y 1 126 127 CENTENNIAL RESOURCE DEV INC 0 N 128 CENTERRA GOLD INC 1 Y 1 https://www.centerragold.com/responsibility/environment CENTRAL ASIA METALS PLC https://www.centralasiametals.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Complete- 1 Y 1 tailings-disclosure-Church-of-England-final-pdf.pdf 129 130 CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS INC 1 N 131 CGG 0 N 132 CH OFFSHORE 0 N 133 CHAARAT GOLD HLDGS LTD 0 134 Champion Iron Ltd 1 Y 3 135 CHARIOT OIL & GAS LTD 0 N 136 CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP 0 N 137 CHEVRON CORP 3 Y 3 138 CHINA AVIATION OIL(SINGAPORE) 0 N 139 CHINA BLUECHEMICAL LTD 0 140 CHINA GAS HLDGS 0 N 141 China Gold International Resources Corp Ltd 0 142 CHINA NATIONAL BUILDING MATERIAL CO 1 N 143 CHINA NONFERROUS GOLD LTD 0 144 CHINA OILFIELD SERVICES 0 N 145 CHINA PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL CORP 0 N 146 CHINA SHENHUA ENERGY CO LTD 1 Y 3 147 Cia Siderurgica Nacional 0 A B CDE F 148 CIMAREX ENERGY CO 0 N 149 CIMC ENRIC HLDGS LTD 0 N 150 CLEVELAND-CLIFFS INC 0 151 CNOOC 0 N 152 CNX RESOURCES CORPORATION 0 N 153 COAL INDIA LTD 0 Coeur Mining https://www.coeur.com/responsibility/our-environment/#tailings- 1 Y 1 154 management 155 COMMERCIAL METALS CO 0 COMPANIA DE MINAS BUENAVENTURA S.A https://www.buenaventura.com/en/operaciones/relaves?is_active=1 1 Y 1 156 157 COMPASS MINERALS INTERNATIONAL INC 1 N 158 CONCHO RESOURCES
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