Social Responsibility

Social

Community partnership and structural local benefit

Social performance at Alnitak Resources is grounded in the principle that platforms which do not deliver structural benefit to host communities will not endure. Our social practice spans formalized employment, local supplier preference, FPIC-anchored stakeholder engagement, and structurally funded community impact programs delivered through credentialed local partners. The standards we align with include IFC Performance Standards 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 8, the WGC Responsible Gold Mining Principles, and the FPIC framework as developed by ILO Convention 169 and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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Free, Prior, and Informed Consent

Stakeholder engagement at every platform follows Free, Prior, and Informed Consent protocols calibrated to the specific community context. Consent is documented, ongoing, and treated as a precondition for operating decisions that materially affect community land use, resource access, or livelihoods. Where the asset's context involves indigenous or ancestral land claims, our engagement aligns with ILO Convention 169 and IFC Performance Standard 7 expectations. FPIC is not a one-time procedural exercise; it is an operating practice maintained throughout the life of the platform.

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Local employment and supplier preference

Our operating companies are staffed substantially by host-nation professionals, with deliberate investment in training pipelines for mercury-free metallurgy, environmental management, occupational safety, and community engagement. Supplier preference is structurally local where the supply base permits, with capability development support where it does not. Formalized employment of artisanal miners through our Technical Support Agreements provides documented livelihoods, training, equipment, and a structural pathway out of informal sector exposure into the formalized industrial workforce.

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Community impact programs

Community impact at Alnitak Resources is structural rather than philanthropic. Healthcare, education, water access, and rural electrification programs are funded as a structural component of the operating model and delivered in partnership with credentialed community organizations — including our work alongside Little Glowing Hearts NGO. The programs are designed to be durable across the life of the platform and beyond, integrated with host-nation development priorities, and reported continuously through the platform's social performance data infrastructure.

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WGC RGMP alignment

Alnitak Resources operates under the World Gold Council's Responsible Gold Mining Principles, which set the social and ethical responsibility standard for the responsible gold sector globally. Our social practice — community engagement, conflict-free supply, human rights, occupational health and safety, and worker well-being — is calibrated to RGMP expectations. NEXUS, our proprietary platform data infrastructure, supports the audit and reporting requirements that institutional and offtake counterparties operating under RGMP standards require.

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