Governance
Responsible capability. Clear accountability.
Triad recognises that mining, commodity and logistics activities carry significant safety, environmental, social, legal and commercial responsibilities.
Commitments
Our commitments
- Health and Safety
- Safety requirements must be incorporated into operational planning, contractor management, logistics and performance reporting.
- Legal and Regulatory Compliance
- Projects and transactions must operate within the applicable mining, environmental, transport, company, tax and commercial requirements.
- Environmental Responsibility
- Mining and processing opportunities must consider water, waste, land, emissions, rehabilitation and environmental liabilities.
- Water Stewardship
- Water availability, quality, use, treatment, recovery and discharge must be assessed as part of asset development and operations.
- Ethical Commodity Sourcing
- Triad will not knowingly participate in transactions involving unclear ownership, unlawful extraction, unsupported product claims or misrepresented authority.
- Counterparty Due Diligence
- Suppliers, buyers, transporters and partners may be subject to appropriate identity, authority, capability and commercial checks.
- Community and Stakeholder Engagement
- Mining opportunities must recognise the interests, rights and expectations of affected communities and stakeholders.
- Transformation and Local Participation
- Triad supports meaningful African ownership, skills development, local procurement and participation in the mining value chain.
- Transparent Commercial Structures
- Roles, mandates, fees, margins, responsibilities and decision rights must be clearly defined.
- Accurate Reporting
- Operational, logistics and transaction reporting must be based on reliable information and appropriate supporting documentation.
Exclusions
Opportunity exclusions
Triad reserves the right not to proceed with opportunities involving:
- unclear product ownership;
- unsupported mandates;
- unverifiable counterparties;
- unlawful mining activity;
- material regulatory uncertainty;
- misrepresented grades or volumes;
- unacceptable safety practices;
- unresolved environmental liabilities;
- commercial structures that obscure responsibility;
- requests to make misleading representations.