Sustainability
Responsible growth for the battery value chain
Basis of our work
The Finnish government has given our company an important mandate: to responsibly maximise the value of minerals extracted in Finland. Accordingly, our investments are geared towards societal impacts, contributing to sustainable development of the battery value chain, and taking responsibility for the environment and climate.
Our social responsibility manual is the ISO 26000 standard, which requires compliance with the rule of law, ethical behaviour, and corporate accountability. The guideline is based on a comprehensive approach in which the core is the organisational governance.
This is how we operate
In addition to our own work, our ethical principles apply to our cooperation with suppliers of services and goods. As an investment company, we also require companies in our investment portfolio to commit to ethical business practices.
The use of fossil fuels can be reduced by electrifying transport, which requires development of the battery value chain. It is important for us to minimise the environmental impact of battery production in the value chain.
We encourage open conversation
As a state-owned company, we are governed by the Government Resolution on State Ownership Policy. The decision-in-principle of the present government addresses a number of aspects of sustainability, such as the environment and nature, human rights, people matters, combating corruption, risk management, and tax matters.
Within our company, we maintain a corporate culture based on open conversation, because in our view, this is conducive to sustainability. We encourage our employees to speak up about anything that concerns them, to their supervisor, to the occupational safety and health representative or to an HR representative, in confidence if necessary. Matters of ethical concern may also be raised through the whistleblowing channel accessible at the bottom of this web site.
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Today’s announcements highlight the importance of mining and battery industry in the development of European industry
Today, Finnish Minerals Group published results of a preliminary report on the conclusions concerning the Sokli mining project and announced a new cathode materials project, which is being prepared in cooperation with FREYR Battery in Vaasa. The announcements are part of a larger development that emphasizes the relevance of mining and battery industry in Europe today.
Today, Finnish Minerals Group published results of a preliminary report on the conclusions concerning the Sokli mining project and announced a new cathode materials project, which is being prepared in cooperation with FREYR Battery in Vaasa. The announcements are part of a larger development that emphasizes the relevance of mining and battery industry in Europe today.
