Better Health for All

Ecora has maintained a perfect safety record with zero fatalities, zero lost time injuries, and zero total recordable injuries for 2022, 2023, and 2024.

The company's core business, which involves acquiring royalties, has no significant direct positive or negative health impact on the general population. Ecora has a data protection policy to ensure personal information, including accident and injury records, is held securely and complies with regulations. During public health emergencies, the company issued COVID-19 guidelines and organized business operations to reduce infection risk for its employees. The company's business model does not involve health-related products, services, or research for the general public, making several health-related KPIs not applicable.

Fair Pay & Worker Respect

The company reported a total recordable injury frequency rate, fatality rate, and lost time injury frequency rate of zero for 2022, 2023, and 2024.

All employees receive an enhanced benefits package, which includes medical and dental cover, regular eye tests, flu vaccinations, life insurance, and access to a long-term illness and sickness policy. The employee turnover rate was 14.3% in 2024. Furthermore, the company reported zero corruption incidents and zero whistleblower reports for 2022, 2023, and 2024.

Respect for Cultures & Communities

Ecora Resources PLC is a royalty company with no direct operational involvement in mining. No cultural appropriation incidents have been reported.

For ESG-related incidents at underlying assets, the course of action is determined by the Sustainability Committee on a case-by-case basis , with options including intensifying monitoring and increasing engagement with the operating partner until the issue is resolved. The company does not operate near cultural or heritage sites, and the social license concept is not directly applicable to its business model. Ecora's charitable giving includes donations to general charities like the Community Food Sharing Association and the Children’s Book Project , but no specific percentage of revenue is directed to cultural heritage organizations.