Company Directory - Newmont Corporation
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CCI Score: Newmont Corporation
-11.03
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Newmont Mining Advises Shareholders to Reject Human Rights Protections
Newmont Mining Corporation's Board of Directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal requiring a comprehensive human rights risk assessment, despite significant evidence and past allegations of human rights violations in its Peruvian operations. Critics argue that this decision prioritizes profit over the protection of indigenous communities and vulnerable local populations.
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Latest Events
- APR282025
Newmont Mining Corporation's Board of Directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal requiring a comprehensive human rights risk assessment, despite significant evidence and past allegations of human rights violations in its Peruvian operations. Critics argue that this decision prioritizes profit over the protection of indigenous communities and vulnerable local populations.
-80
Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
Newmont’s leadership advised against adopting measures designed to assess and mitigate human rights risks, reflecting a disregard for ethical business practices and the welfare of affected communities. This follows historical patterns of ignoring or downplaying human rights violations, as evidenced by previous incidents in Peru that involved forced evictions, heavy-handed legal actions, and intimidation of local farmers and indigenous communities. Such actions contribute to corporate complicity in systemic abuses and undermine efforts to hold companies accountable for their human rights record.
Newmont Mining Advises Shareholders to Reject Human Rights Protections
- FEB062025
In the 2023-2024 election cycle, Newmont Corp PAC contributed $28,500 to federal candidates. Such political contributions reflect a degree of corporate engagement in the political process that can, from an anti-authoritarian perspective, be seen as facilitating undue influence over democratic institutions.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 26
The contribution made by Newmont Corp PAC represents corporate political funding that can potentially amplify the influence of candidates with authoritarian leanings. While the amount of $28,500 may not seem substantial compared to larger corporate expenditures, any financial contribution to political campaigns raises concerns about the alignment of corporate interests with political power, potentially undermining democratic processes. This political contribution is rated negatively in the context of Public and Political Behavior, particularly under the category 'Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts.'
Newmont Corp PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates • OpenSecrets
- DEC312023
Analysis of Newmont's reported lobbying expenditure of approximately $440,000 in 2023 as detailed by OpenSecrets, indicating sustained corporate efforts to influence policy. Such activity raises concerns about corporate complicity in undermining democratic accountability and potentially supporting authoritarian dynamics.
-20
Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 26
Newmont Corporation's lobbying expenditure, as shown by OpenSecrets, suggests active engagement in influencing political processes in favor of corporate interests. From an anti-fascist perspective, the use of lobbying funds to shape policy can contribute to undermining democratic accountability and bolster authoritarian practices. This corporate behavior is seen as contributing negatively to political transparency and accountability.
- JUN072023
Newmont Corporation suspended operations at its Peñasquito mine in Mexico amid a labor dispute triggered by union demands for increased profit sharing. While the company maintains its adherence to the existing Collective Bargaining Agreement, its firm stance can be seen as prioritizing contractual obligations and corporate interests over evolving worker demands, raising concerns from an anti-fascist perspective about supporting robust labor rights.
-20
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 26
Newmont's decision to suspend operations and insist on adherence to an outdated profit sharing agreement—despite union calls for a fairer distribution of benefits—reflects a reluctance to negotiate on labor terms. This approach, viewed through a left-leaning anti-fascist lens, undermines worker empowerment and fair labor practices, suggesting a prioritization of corporate interests over meaningful improvements in labor relations.
Newmont Corporation - Newmont Urges Union at Peñasquito Mine in Mexico to Abide by Labor Agreement
- JAN012020
Newmont Corporation's governance and ethics webpage outlines its commitments to responsible public policy engagement, robust ethical standards, and effective internal controls via a comprehensive Code of Conduct and Supplier Code.
+70
Public and Political Behavior
March 26
The webpage emphasizes Newmont's active and transparent engagement in public policy, including disclosures around political contributions and clearly defined corporate governance practices. This transparency fosters public trust and aligns with ethical engagement goals.
+80
Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
Newmont’s comprehensive internal governance framework—including its Code of Conduct, Integrity Helpline, and Supplier Code—demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical business practices and labor rights. Such measures indicate a proactive stance against corruption and human rights abuses.
- JAN012020
Newmont Corporation has implemented a comprehensive Supplier Code of Conduct and a Supplier Risk Management framework designed to ensure that its suppliers adhere to high ethical, labor, and human rights standards. This approach not only emphasizes sustainable supply chain ethics, but also reinforces commitments to international human rights and fair labor practices by requiring suppliers to comply with global ESG and human rights guidelines.
+80
Supply Chain Ethics
March 26
Newmont has established a robust Supplier Code of Conduct that mandates high standards in ethical sourcing and supplier management. The program emphasizes compliance with international human rights norms, environmental standards, and fair labor practices, which significantly reduces the risk of supply chain complicity in human rights abuses. This proactive and transparent framework demonstrates strong ethical responsibility in supply chain management.
+75
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 26
The Supplier Code of Conduct explicitly mandates that suppliers respect internationally recognized human rights and adhere to strict labor practices. By embedding these standards into supplier contracts and risk management procedures, Newmont demonstrates a strong commitment to upholding labor rights and mitigating risks associated with human rights abuses in its operations and extended supply chain.
- APR212016
Newmont Corporation is under investigation for alleged bribery violations under the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Despite its public commitment to anti-corruption through initiatives like the World Economic Forum’s Partnering Against Corruption Initiative and a comprehensive company-wide ethics program, the need for an internal review and cooperation with the SEC and DOJ raises concerns about its adherence to ethical business practices.
-40
Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
The bribery investigation directly challenges Newmont Corporation’s commitment to ethical business practices. Although the company has instituted robust anti-corruption measures and is a signatory to anti-bribery initiatives, the current internal review over compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act indicates significant lapses in corporate governance and ethical responsibility.
- APR152015
An internal investigation commissioned by Newmont revealed that its Peruvian subsidiary, Minera Yanacocha, engaged in aggressive eviction tactics and litigation instead of dialogue, violating international human rights standards in its pursuit of land for the Conga gold mine.
-70
Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
The investigation report commissioned by Newmont exposed that Minera Yanacocha prioritized eviction and litigation over engaging with local communities, thereby failing to uphold its stated commitment to international human rights standards and corporate ethical responsibilities.
Newmont's own investigation shows it violated international standards and its own
-80
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 26
The report details instances of harassment and intimidation by private security, as well as a failure to provide adequate remedies to affected communities. This represents a significant lapse in labor relations and human rights practices, showing a disregard for the well-being of indigenous and local populations.
Newmont's own investigation shows it violated international standards and its own
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