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Barrick’s Kibali gold mine achieved an improved performance in the last quarter of the year, culminating in the highest yearly throughput since its commissioning. ✨ The management team has been further strengthened and exploration is focused on highly prospective areas within the Kibali permit ✨ New solar plant and battery energy storage system will help Kibali reduce its fuel consumption by 53% while increasing the renewable component of its energy mix from 81% to 85% ✨ Kibali maintained its ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications, underscoring Barrick’s high standards in managing its operations responsibly ✨ Kibali has contributed over $5.7 billion to the Congolese economy to date

Barrick has reaffirmed its commitment to Zambia’s economic growth, contributing over $3.7 billion since 2019. In 2024 alone, Lumwana’s operations contributed $887 million to the economy through royalties, taxes, salaries and procurement of goods and services, solidifying its position as one of the nation’s top five taxpayers. The Lumwana expansion will double its current copper production to a life-of-mine average of 240kt a year with an additional 2,500 construction workers to be employed over the construction period through to 2028.

The Twiga partnership remains a leader in Tanzania’s extractive industry, creating thousands of jobs, supporting local businesses and funding critical community projects. 🟣 Injecting over $4.24 billion into the Tanzanian economy since the joint venture was established in 2019 🟣 $888 million in 2024 alone 🟣 $573 million in purchases from national suppliers and service providers last year 🟣 75% of all our payments to suppliers and service providers went to indigenous companies, exceeding our target of 61% 🟣 96% of the 6,185-strong workforce are nationals with 53% coming from the communities neighbouring the mines 🟣 $5 million invested last year in potable water, healthcare and education, taking the total investment in community projects to $15.8 million 🟣 Both the North Mara and Bulyanhulu mines achieved a full year without a Lost-Time Injury 🟣 A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is in the advanced stages of development around the closed Buzwagi mine 🟣 The Barrick Academy, which opened at Buzwagi in 2024, is making significant strides in developing talent for Barrick “Barrick’s work in Tanzania is a model for sustainable mining that balances economic, environmental, and social responsibility,” says Mark Bristow.

🎉 Barrick Tanzania named top employer A huge congrats to the entire Barrick team in Tanzania — comprised of our Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara mines — for being recognized as a Top Employer by the prestigious Top Employer Institute for the second year in a row. This accolade underscores the efforts invested in employee engagement, talent development and creating a safe and inclusive work atmosphere. One team, one mission.

Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, visited the RD project camp site and the nearby town of Nokkundi to tour the Health Center and Vocational Training Institute established with the support of RDMC as part of its community investment program. During the visit, the CEO & President of Barrick, Mark Bristow briefed the CM on the project’s progress, reaffirming Barrick’s commitment to developing RD into a world-class copper and gold mine in partnership with the Government of Balochistan and Pakistan. The Chief Minister praised RDMC’s approach of investing in social development projects for local communities at the onset, emphasizing the importance of creating an enabling environment for the project’s success. He also expressed optimism that this investment would unlock Balochistan’s vast mining potential and attract further investments. https://lnkd.in/gR2FMqG2 #Balochistan #RDProject #CommunityDevelopment #Mining #Barrick #InvestingInTheFuture

Look out for Barrick’s Q4 and Full Year 2024 results on February 12. 🕒 6:00 AM ET – Results release 🕒 11:00 AM ET – Results presentation https://lnkd.in/g7Ua8xA2

Congratulations to Emma Fontaine for winning the Peter Munk Barrick Scholarship! 🎉 Huge thanks to Barrick Gold for their generous support towards the YMPSF Scholarship Fund. #YMPSF

Barrick today confirmed that the company remains restricted from shipping gold from the Loulo-Gounkoto mining complex in Mali. Additionally, the interim attachment order on the gold has now been executed by the Malian government by moving the existing gold stock from the site to a custodial bank, further preventing the shipment and sale of the gold. As a result, Barrick has regrettably initiated the temporary suspension of operations while it continues to work towards a resolution. Barrick remains committed to constructive engagement with the Malian government and all stakeholders to find an amicable solution that ensures the long-term sustainability of the Loulo-Gounkoto mining complex and its vital contribution to Mali’s economy and communities.

Expanding the Barrick Academy underlines our dedication to investing in the professional growth of our people — already the best in the industry.

The 200-megawatt solar power plant at Nevada Gold Mines is expected to reduce NGM’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions by 8% against a 2018 baseline.