Glencore

Our #AtTheCore series shares the stories of the people who bring our Purpose to life - responsibly sourcing the commodities that advance everyday life. With operations spanning the production, marketing and recycling of critical metals, we play an important role in supporting governments, businesses and societies in their economic development and decarbonisation efforts. 🎥 Watch and discover more about who we are and what we do: https://lnkd.in/dd3EQ9XX

At the Financial Times Mining & Metals Summit, our Head of Lithium, Robin Francois, joined the panel “Battery metals: Adapting supply chains in a time of volatility and technological innovation” to share Glencore’s perspective on the challenges and opportunities shaping the #batterymetals market. We caught up with Robin to get his thoughts on the discussion. Watch 🎥 #FTMiningSummit #Lithium #CriticalMinerals #Recycling

Last week, Glencore joined global leaders, policymakers and industry peers in New York for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and Climate Week. 🍎 Marie-Chantal Kaninda, President of Glencore in the DRC and Jyothish George, Head of Metals and Marketing, shared their perspectives in a series of discussions focused on evolving global demand for #criticalminerals, responsible sourcing and regional development in countries where Glencore operates. Marie-Chantal emphasised the importance of partnership and open dialogue to unlock the potential of resource-rich countries like the DRC. 💬 “What resonated most throughout the week was the spirit of collaboration. The challenges we face, and the opportunities ahead, can only be addressed together,” she reflects. Jyothish highlighted the changing dynamics of global supply chains and the growing importance of collaboration between the private and public sectors to strengthen resource security. 💬 “If we want to build resilient, sustainable supply chains, we must recognise that resource security comes at a cost – and that collaboration is essential to make it viable.” #UNGA #ClimateWeekNYC #Sustainability #ResponsibleMining

🎥 With just weeks to go until the World’s Deepest Marathon, we caught up with Michael Pappas to hear how he’s preparing to run 42.2km, 1,120 metres below the surface in Sweden’s Garpenberg Mine. Michael spoke about what drives him to take on this record-breaking challenge and how he hopes this event will change perceptions about the mining industry. Watch 👇

At Glencore we’re committed to #responsiblesourcing across our metals and minerals supply chains. Watch below to learn more about some of the steps we took last year to progress due diligence on some of our suppliers in South America and Asia – from site visits to audits and on-the-ground assessments. 🔍📍

🎥 Ahead of the World’s Deepest Marathon on 25 October, we caught up with James Mason to hear how he’s preparing to run 42.2km - 1,120m underground! James shared what inspired him to agree to take on this once-in-a-lifetime challenge and how it connects to his work at Glencore. Watch ⬇️

At Glencore we’re committed to responsibly sourcing the goods, materials and services that our #mining operations need. 📽️ Watch below to learn more about some of the due diligence work we’re doing to better identify and mitigate risks across our #supplychain.

Zinc helps protect wind turbines from corrosion. And turbines produce electricity. That's why zinc is an important raw material for the future. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dKAzW3zE

As part of the wiring, copper makes many electronic devices work – including electric toothbrushes. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d3wjyxkz

How do we secure the supply of #criticalminerals while upholding high environmental and social standards? This was the focus of recent events where our leaders shared Glencore’s perspective: ⭐ At Zug Economy Day, our CEO Gary Nagle joined Urs Gredig for a discussion on raw materials – from the strategic importance of commodities to sustainability opportunities and challenges. ➡️ In Geneva, our Head of Sustainability, Anna Krutikov, joined a panel on shaping global trade frameworks. She highlighted the role of downstream investment and collaboration in building sustainable supply chains: “We don’t have to reinvent the wheel. We must think about the system as a whole and find the levers to unlock change and catalyse development.” 💬 💡At the Sustainable Switzerland conference, Lillian Goldsmith (Co-Head of Responsible Sourcing Supply Chain Due Diligence) spoke about strengthening supply chain standards. She highlighted the work we’re doing with suppliers to help make sure our supply due diligence processes meet rigorous regulatory requirements, including training and auditing suppliers in markets like the #DRC. These conversations highlight why collaboration across industry, policymakers, and society is key to securing global supply responsibly.