Zijin Mining announced that the US Department of Homeland Security added the company and Xinjiang Zijin Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Habahe Asher Copper Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Jinbao Mining Co., Ltd., and Xinjiang Zijin Zinc Co., Ltd. to the list of entities called the “Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Law” because they involved procuring raw materials from Xinjiang or employing ethnic minority employees. All enterprises owned by the company in Xinjiang strictly abide by Chinese laws and regulations and basic rules on international workers' human rights, and put an end to all forms of forced labor and other acts that infringe on employees' rights and interests. The company has no assets in the US, nor has it obtained sales revenue from the US; the total assets, revenue, profits, etc. of the enterprises involved in the enterprise account for less than 5% of the company's relevant indicators, and it is not expected to have a significant impact on the company. The company will cooperate with a team of US legal experts to study relevant remedy procedures, and actively communicate with relevant US government departments to resolve related misunderstandings and seek the removal of the company and some owned enterprises in the UFLPA from the UFLPA entity list.

Zijin Mining announced that the US Department of Homeland Security added the company and Xinjiang Zijin Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Habahe Asher Copper Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Jinbao Mining Co., Ltd., and Xinjiang Zijin Zinc Co., Ltd. to the list of entities called the “Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Law” because they involved procuring raw materials from Xinjiang or employing ethnic minority employees. All enterprises owned by the company in Xinjiang strictly abide by Chinese laws and regulations and basic rules on international workers' human rights, and put an end to all forms of forced labor and other acts that infringe on employees' rights and interests. The company has no assets in the US, nor has it obtained sales revenue from the US; the total assets, revenue, profits, etc. of the enterprises involved in the enterprise account for less than 5% of the company's relevant indicators, and it is not expected to have a significant impact on the company. The company will cooperate with a team of US legal experts to study relevant remedy procedures, and actively communicate with relevant US government departments to resolve related misunderstandings and seek the removal of the company and some owned enterprises in the UFLPA from the UFLPA entity list.