Sustainability
At Serabi Gold, we consider that operating responsibly is not a commitment: it is our ethical duty to the people and the land in which we operate.
Serabi has been operating for over 20 years in the Tapajós region in the State of Pará; it is a key objective of the Group that its own successes and growth should also result in maximizing the economic benefits for local companies and individuals and for the State of Pará.
During this time it has prioritised
- Establishing a long-term sustainable production base
- Establishing employment and training for residents of the local communities
- Assisting local communities with infrastructure projects, education and health
- Securing services and supplies from local businesses wherever practical.
- Management of its operations in a manner to minimise environmental and social impacts and risks.
As a proven contributor to our host communities
our strong potential for mine life extension will allows us to deepen and extend our positive economic impact for years to come.
We believe in growing alongside our host communities
Over 70% of our workforce is hired within Pará State, with 37.% recruited directly from our immediate local neighbourhoods
In 2025, our greenhouse gas emissions intensity fell to 498 kg , which was 37% lower than the global gold industry average
Serabi’s Tailings Storage Facilities are officially rated in the lowest risk category under Brazilian regulatory standards.
We are committed to building resilient communities.
We actively support regional development by improving roads, power, and water infrastructure, while funding schools and health programs that enhance the quality of life for our workforce and host communities.
Demonstrating our commitment to local economic development
more than 47% of our goods and services are procured within Pará State, including 36% sourced directly within 100 km of our operations.