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Sustainability is embedded in our business activities both as a driver for long-term value creation and as a pillar of our social licence to operate.

Fundamentals

Sustainability strategy and framework

Double materiality framework

Leadership messages

Engaging with stakeholders

Supporting community resilience

Our people

Climate change

Tailings management

Our stories

Ethics and compliance

External assurance

South African legacy projects

Modern Slavery Statement 2024

Key data

	2025	2024	2023
Creating value
Revenue ($ billion)	9.9	5.8	4.6
Salaries, wages and benefits paid to employees ($ million)	1,028	584	551
Empowering people
Average number of employees and contractors	38,243	39 484	33 658
Training and development expenditure ($ million)	8.62	7.99	7.76
Female representation on the executive committee (%)	38%	36%	42%
Safety and health
Fatal Injuries (Number)	0	1	0
High-potential Incidents	45	61	63
Total Recordable Injury frequency rate (per million hours worked)	0.97	0.97	1.09
Lost Time Injury frequency rate (per million hours worked)	0.45	0.1	0.82
New cases of silicosis (number of cases)	0	1	1
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) (number of employees)	1	1	2
All Occupational Disease Frequency Rate (AODFR) (per million hours worked)	0.01	0.07	0.08
Empowering communities
Community investment ($ million)	27.25	20.56	18.84
Total local procurement spend ($ billion)	5.05	4.26	4.31
Sites having stakeholder engagement plans in place (%)	100%	100%	100%
Incidents or violations involving the rights of indigenous peoples	0	0	0
Security personnel with formal training in human rights policies (%)	98.98	100	99.92
Caring for the environment
No. of reportable environmental incidents	3	1	1
GISTM implementation at all TSFs by August 2025	Achieved	On track
Rehabilitation liabilities ($m)	729	700	624.6
Operations with biodiversity plans (%)	92	92	92
Energy usage (PJ)	27.69	22.45	22.63
Energy intensity (GJ/t)	0.51	0.54	0.53
Energy supply from renewable sources (%)	7.8	6.3	6.6
GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) (Kilotonnes of GHG)	1.806	1.473	1 469
GHG intensity (kg CO₂e/t)	33.52	35	34
Water withdrawal (ML)	35,992	26,424	29,932
Water intensity (kL/t)	0.67	0.63	0.7
Ensuring best practice governance
Speak-up reports received	507	234	247
Payments to government ($m)	2 620	1 034	833
Vendor evaluations undertaken	751	663	770
Material cyber incidents	0	0	0
Active employees and contractors completed quarterly cyber awareness training (%)	100	100	–

Indices

S&P Global CSA

www.spglobal.com/esg/csa/

65 vs 32
industry average

FTSE4GOOD

www.ftserussell.com

3.7 vs 2.6
industry average

Bloomberg GEI

www.bloomberg.com

69.3 vs 73.0
industry average

Sustainalytics

www.sustainalytics.com

16 out of 120
precious metals companies
Fact sheets

Fact sheet March 2025:
Tropicana hybrid renewable energy plant (pdf)

Fact sheet October 2024:
The next step in our decarbonisation journey (pdf)

Transparency of Mineral Revenues

As a member of the ICMM, AngloGold Ashanti is committed to disclosing all mineral development contracts granted or entered into with host governments, since 1 January 2021, where such disclosure is not prohibited by law or regulation.

See full statement under corporate governance

Policies and standards

By making these documents publicly accessible, AngloGold Ashanti demonstrates its adherence to ethical practices, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder engagement.

Visit our Policies and standards library