Raglan Mine

Located at the extreme limit of Northern Québec, the Raglan Mine property spans an area of nearly 70 kilometres and consists of a series of high-grade ore deposits composed mostly of nickel and copper.The ore extracted from our mines is crushed, ground and processed on site to produce a nickel-copper concentrate. Approximately 1.3 million tonnes of ore is treated yearly at the concentrator resulting in more than 37,000 tonnes of nickel-in-concentrate annually.Our site includes four active underground mines, a concentrator, as well as administrative and accommodation facilities. In addition, we have all the same infrastructure as a southern municipality (i.e. a fresh water supply source, fuel tanks, a water treatment plant, a power plant, etc.). A road network links our mining complex to an airport located at Donaldson, and to warehouses and seaport facilities located at Deception Bay. Raglan Mine is part of the Glencore Group. Our installations are located at the extreme limit of Northern Quebec, where we operate one of the richest base-metal mines in the world.Raglan Mine strives to become a model in the mining industry in human resource development, equity towards its multicultural workforce and respect for the local communities and the environment. We employ more than 950 workers and we are committed to providing a safe, productive, healthy and stable work environment for many years to come.

In addition to our mining complex, located in Nunavik, we have a consolidation center in Québec City, an aviation team in Mississauga, an operation support office in Rouyn-Noranda and a new business center in Laval. These different installations allow us to efficiently support our mining activities.Raglan Mine is committed to carrying on business in a profitable, sustainable, safe and eco-friendly manner so as to serve the interests of its shareholders, personnel and host communities. In our ultimate quest for success, we focus on a fruitful and harmonious combination of human resources and technological resources.