Kinross Gold 2025 Sustainability Report

Kinross Gold’s 2025 Sustainability Report covers responsible mining, climate change, GHG emissions, biodiversity, water stewardship, tailings management, occupational health and safety, Indigenous communities, responsible procurement and corporate governance. The report tracks Kinross’ sustainability performance across its global mining operations and progress toward its 2030 emissions target, 2050 net-zero aspiration and evolving CSRD and TNFD-aligned reporting.

Kinross Gold Corporation202622 Sept 2026

PublisherKinross Gold Corporation

Year2026

RegionGlobal

FormatPDF, 9.3 MB

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Key Takeaways

Kinross completed 38 energy-efficiency projects in 2025, delivering approximately 35,286 tonnes of annualized CO₂e savings, 12 million litres of fuel savings and an estimated 2.4% reduction in annual GHG emissions.
Renewable sources accounted for 67% of electricity consumed in 2025, while Kinross remained on track toward its target of reducing Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions intensity per gold-equivalent ounce by 30% from its 2021 baseline by 2030.
Kinross maintained a 75% water recycling rate, recycling and reusing more than 219 million cubic metres of water across its operations in 2025.
Kinross maintained a 33-year record of zero material reportable incidents and fines across its tailings and heap-leach facilities, while Paracatu received Brazil’s highest AA tailings and dam safety classification.
Kinross generated a $4.9 billion economic benefit footprint in 2025, including $19 million in community investment, with community programs reaching approximately one million beneficiaries.