Our corporate social responsibility is realized through business practices that adhere to our core values of safety, community, communication, teamwork, respect and integrity.
In implementing our values in all aspects of our operations, we strive to deliver exceptional results to shareholders by developing projects that will bring benefits to all stakeholders.

SAFETY We will provide a work environment where the health, safety and human rights of people are strongly prioritized.
COMMUNITY Through Ambler Metals LLC (our 50-50 joint venture partnership with South32 Ltd.), we will actively participate in activities and initiatives that promote community growth and well-being. We will develop our community relationships by sharing resources and human talent towards mutually beneficial gains.
COMMUNICATION Through Ambler Metals, we will actively engage with our host countries and communities by understanding and contributing to their vision for a sustainable future.
TEAMWORK The strength of our team does not only lie in our combined experience but our ability to trust each other. We encourage open collaboration and support to produce our best work not as individuals, but as a team.
RESPECT Our activities will be conducted in a way that mutually respects cultures, customs, social values, laws and human rights. We also respect the environment by minimizing our environmental impact, conducting our operations in an environmentally responsible manner and seeking ways to maximize sustainable development.
INTEGRITY We strive to conduct ourselves honestly and ethically, including being respectful of timelines and budgets, and taking ownership of everything we do.
Working with NANA
NANA Regional Corporation Inc., an Alaska Native regional corporation created pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) of 1971, owns and manages the surface and subsurface rights of approximately 2.2 million acres of land in Northwest Alaska, including portions of the Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects.


Our team has been working closely with NANA since work on the project was initiated in 2004 and a cooperative and long-term agreement was signed in 2011, creating a major district for polymetallic exploration and development. The Agreement consolidates the land holdings of NANA and Ambler Metals LLC (our 50-50 joint venture partnership with South32 Ltd.) into an approximately 471,796-acre land package and provides a framework for the exploration and development of this high-grade and prospective polymetallic belt. The Agreement is underlain by a mutual commitment to sustainable development.
Highlights of the Agreement, which considers exploration and potentially development, operations, reclamation, and closure, include:
- An Oversight Committee with equal representation from each party, to regularly review plans and activities on the project;
- The option for NANA to participate as a joint-venture partner or receive a net proceeds royalty upon establishment of any mining operation;
- Commitment from us to promote employment for NANA shareholders by fulfilling shareholder hiring and contracting preferences;
- Rights to lease lands for mining operations;
- Payments and net smelter return royalties to NANA for mineral rights and surface use for mine-related infrastructure and facilities;
- A scholarship fund to promote education for youth in the region;
- A Subsistence Committee to protect subsistence and the Iñupiat way of life; and
- An area of interest within which land acquired by either party will form part of the Agreement.





