Specific statements in this Sustainability Report that constitute forward-looking statements or forwardlooking information include, but are not limited to: (i) the Company’s commitment to accelerating progress towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals; (ii) the Company is committed to delivering a complete independent third-party assured sustainability report in the future; (iii) Kamoa-Kakula’s phase 3.8-million-tonne-per-annum copper-processing plant is on track for initial production in Q3 2021; (iv) Kakula’s average feed grade over the first five years of operations is projected to be 6.8% copper and 5.5% copper on average over a 25-year mine life; (v) Kamoa-Kakula is projected to become the world’s second largest copper mine, with peak annual production of more than 700,000 tonnes of copper and a potential production rate of at least 18 Mtpa; (vi) statements regarding the independent Kakula definitive feasibility study and an updated Integrated Development Plan for the entire Kamoa-Kakula mining complex are expected to be issued in mid-2020; (vii) Platreef’s Shaft 1 is expected to be completed to a final depth of approximately 1,000 metres in mid-2020; (viii) statements regarding Platreef is projected to have a cash cost of US$351 per ounce of 3PE+Au, net of nickel and copper by-products, and including sustaining capital costs; (ix) Platreef’s initial, average annual production rate will be approximately 219,000 ounces of palladium, 214,000 ounces of platinum, 30,000 ounces of gold and 14,000 ounces of rhodium (combined 477,000 ounces of 3PE+Au), plus 21 million pounds of nickel and 13 million pounds of copper; (x) the Kipushi mine anticipates annual production of an average of 381,000 tonnes of zinc concentrate over an 11-year initial mine life at a total cash cost of approximately US$0.48 per pound of zinc; (xi) the Kipushi Project could rank among the world’s largest zinc mines; (xii) the Company’s plans to undertake a human rights due diligence in 2020/21; (xiii) the Company’s expectation to fund all of its exploration and development activities through debt and equity financing until operating revenues are generated; (xiv) the Company’s plans to plan to implement active management development programs, and the expectation that these interventions will normalize the proportion of local- and non-local employees in management at Kamoa-Kakula in the longterm; (xv) the Company’s intention to intend to conduct a more detailed climate-related scenario analysis, on each project, within the next two years, in line with the TCFD recommendations; (xvi) the Company’s intention to make use of climate change risk and vulnerability impact analyzes to implement adequate adaptation actions and resilience measures for both operating and community benefit; (xvii) the Company’s intention to develop a carbon sink through our programs in the DRC; (xviii) the Company’s intention to make every effort to ensure that better long-term, sustainable benefit is derived from the African nations’ natural resources through the creation of a social compact between government, labour, business and communities; (xix) the Company’s three principal mining projects in Southern Africa that will produce many of the metals that the world urgently needs for cleaner air and water; (xx) potential impacts on the Company’s projects due to the new coronavirus, COVID-19; (xxi) the Company progressively becoming one of the world’s largest producers of platinum group metal; (xxii) the Platreef Project becoming a significant producer of nickel; (xxiii) the Kipushi joint venture becoming the world’s high-grade major zinc mine; (xxiv) the Platreef Project being established as one of the lowest-cost PGM producers in Africa; (xxv) statements regarding financing options to fast-track the Platreef Project development schedule and accelerate initial production; (xxvi) future phases of the Resettlement Action Plan at KamoaKakula; (xxvii) construction of a water pump station during 2020 at the Kipushi Project; (xxviii) plans to formulate rigorous training and capacity-building programs related to tailings and waste management; (xxix) the expected completion in Q1 2021 of the refurbished Mwadingusha hydro-power plant and statements regarding its future capacity; (xxx) corporate social investment initiatives as part of the Ivanhoe-SNEL hydropower partnership; and (xxxi) the additional 70 MVA permanent electricity supply at the Platreef Project.