Newmont Policy Influence
2025 Disclosure
POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT
Newmont makes political contributions, where permitted, to candidates and organizations whose views and likely actions may support the Company's business goals. Newmont only makes political contributions in the U.S. Every contribution - made either directly by the Company or by our nonpartisan Newmont Employees Political Action Committee (NEWPAC) - must comply with our Political Contributions Standard and all applicable federal, state, and municipal laws. Contributions to candidates and other political entities in the U.S. are made without regard to party affiliation or the personal political preferences of Newmont executives.
U.S. TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Newmont is a member of, and pays dues to, various trade organizations in the United States. Some of these trade associations engage in lobbying activities on behalf of the mining industry and may - either directly or through political action committees - provide contributions to political candidates or causes where permitted by law. Newmont does not control the way trade organizations use funds contributed by the Company and does not necessarily support all of the initiatives and activities engaged in by these trade associations, but believes that, in general, their activities promote the success of the industry and Newmont. However, companies are increasingly subject to scrutiny for their memberships in associations that take positions not wholly aligned with a company's publicly stated policies or values. In 2020, we began developing an approach to disclosing the lobbying activities of the large trade and industry associations of which we are members and the potential climate-related policy differences between Newmont and these associations.
Newmont evaluates areas where associations and organizations with which we are members may align (or misalign) with Newmont's commitments, such as on climate change, and assesses the benefits and trade-offs of continued membership. For example, some organizations may represent the industry in advancing stringent safety standards, while lagging in their commitment to achieving the Paris Agreement's goal. Where significant misalignment occurs, Newmont is committed to engaging the association's leadership and membership to align the association with the Paris Agreement, which Newmont believes is in the best interest of the mining industry and society. These findings are published on Newmont's website.
Newmont contributions to a U.S. mining trade association where a portion of Newmont's dues was attributable to political activities (advocacy) in 2024 are listed below:
2024 Trade Association Dues | Dues attributable to political advocacy | Annual Dues |
National Mining Association | $115,500 | $350,000 |
Colorado Mining Association | $1,000 | $2,500 |
Nevada Mining Association | $1,250 | $12,500 |
U.S. POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Newmont made no direct political contributions in 2025.
NEWMONT EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NEWPAC)
NEWPAC was formally closed in 2025.
Employee contributions to NEWPAC were voluntary and kept separate from those made by the Company. NEWPAC was registered with the U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC), and all funds received and distributed by NEWPAC are publicly disclosed on the FEC website.
INFORMATION AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE AT NEWMONT.COM
Annual Sustainability Report
ESG Data Tables: Business Ethics and Transparency
Newmont Political Contributions Standard
2012-2020 Annual Political Contribution reports
Newmont Climate Report
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