The Copper Mark Certification

Capstone Copper provides an update on The Copper Mark assurance process for its Mantoverde, Mantos Blancos, and Pinto Valley sites, which were awarded The Copper Mark in 2023 and 2025 respectively, as well as its Cozamin site, which began The Copper Mark assurance process in 2025.

About The Copper Mark

The Copper Mark is the leading assurance framework for copper, created to demonstrate responsible production practices and the industry’s contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The Copper Mark uses a rigorous site-level assessment process to independently verify whether individual copper producing sites have responsible production practices using 33 criteria across three areas: Environmental, Social, and Governance.

Assessment Schedule

As part of this commitment, Capstone Copper operations will undergo an independent, external assessment to ensure The Copper Mark standards are met, scheduled as follows:

What the Assessment Covers

The sites will be assessed in the following areas: 

Environmental protection and sustainable use of resources

Responsible sourcing
of raw materials

Human rights and
labour rights

Health and safety

Community engagement and stakeholder involvement

Business integrity and governance

Providing Feedback

We value the input of our stakeholders throughout The Copper Mark assurance process. If you have any questions, concerns or feedback about our participation in The Copper Mark voluntary standard, please contact us at [email protected].

Independent Auditor

If you wish to contact the independent auditor about a concern regarding our sites or our general activities, please contact the auditor directly:

  • Assessment company: Arche Advisors 
  • Lead auditor: Emily Brennan, Director 
  • E-mail: [email protected]

The Copper Mark

If necessary, concerns can be raised directly with The Copper Mark through the established complaints mechanism. The Copper Mark can be contacted at [email protected]. Details on the complaints mechanism and the access portal can be found online at: