Governance, Risk and Accountability

As a public joint-stock company and listed issuer, TASICO operates within the framework of its Articles of Association, resolutions of the General Meetings of Shareholders and Board of Directors, applicable commercial and capital-market laws, and the mining, industrial, environmental, labor, tax and social-security requirements relevant to its activities. The Company’s governance approach is centered on accountability, protection of shareholder rights, reliable reporting, internal control, independent assurance, risk oversight and responsible decision-making.

TASICO recognizes that major mining and industrial investments are exposed to technical, geological, metallurgical, operational, financing, market, currency, regulatory, permitting, environmental, social, infrastructure, water, energy, supply-chain and execution risks. Investment decisions and project approvals should therefore be supported by staged technical studies, economic evaluation, risk assessment, defined governance gates and periodic reassessment.

Shareholders and Stakeholders

TASICO’s shareholder base includes SHASTA and other institutional and public shareholders. The current shareholding structure, ownership percentages and related-party information are reported through the Company’s official capital-market disclosures. TASICO’s obligation to create shareholder value is accompanied by responsibilities toward other stakeholders whose interests are materially affected by the Group’s decisions and operations.

• Shareholders and capital-market participants: transparent disclosure, protection of rights and sustainable risk-adjusted returns.
• Employees and managers: safe working conditions, fair treatment, capability development and merit-based advancement.
• Portfolio companies: clear governance, access to strategic support and accountability for performance.
• Customers: reliable supply, consistent quality, commercial integrity and responsive service.
• Suppliers and contractors: fair competition, contractual clarity, ethical conduct and responsible supply-chain practices.
• Host communities: meaningful engagement, local employment and procurement, respect for rights and contribution to regional development.
• Government and regulators: legal compliance, accurate reporting, payment of statutory obligations and constructive cooperation.
• Business and financial partners: disciplined commitments, confidentiality, integrity and equitable allocation of risk.
• The environment and future generations: prevention and mitigation of impacts, efficient resource use and responsible closure and rehabilitation.

Responsible Resource Development

For TASICO, responsible resource development requires more than regulatory compliance. It calls for the integration of health, safety, environmental and social considerations from exploration and project design through construction, operation, closure and post-closure. Depending on the nature of each asset, priority areas may include occupational safety, water stewardship, energy efficiency, emissions and dust control, waste and tailings management, land disturbance, biodiversity, community health and safety, cultural-heritage considerations, emergency preparedness, mine closure and rehabilitation.

Commitments and public claims in these areas should be supported by defined responsibilities, measurable indicators, approved plans, legal permits and periodic performance reporting. This approach helps protect people and the environment while strengthening operational continuity, social acceptance and long-term asset value.

Our Commitment

By combining long-term capital, active ownership, technical capability and responsible governance, TASICO seeks to convert mineral resources and industrial capacity into sustainable value. The Company’s long-term success will be measured not only by portfolio growth and financial returns, but also by the quality of its assets, resilience of its operations, integrity of its governance, development of its people and the trust it earns from shareholders and stakeholders.

Legal and Forward-Looking Information

This corporate profile is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation to buy, an investment recommendation, or a representation that any forecast, target or development schedule will be achieved. References to ownership, projects, capacities, production, schedules, market position, growth or future performance may change and may include forward-looking information subject to technical, geological, metallurgical, operational, financial, market, currency, regulatory, permitting, environmental, social, infrastructure, supply-chain and execution risks.

Readers should rely on TASICO’s latest audited financial statements, official capital-market disclosures, Articles of Association, resolutions of competent corporate bodies and formal Company announcements. Unless formally stated otherwise by the Company, official Persian-language corporate records and regulatory filings shall prevail in the event of any inconsistency with an English translation or summary.