Sustainability Policy
Pretium believes that material sustainability factors can inform investment and ownership decisions, to generate stronger Firm performance and deliver greater value to our clients and stakeholders, while mitigating risk. We define material sustainability factors as topics and issues that have the potential to negatively or positively impact Pretium’s business model and value drivers, including but not limited to risks and opportunities as well as factors that may be relevant to Pretium’s financial performance (“Material Sustainability Factors”). The following principles guide our approach:
- Identification of Material Sustainability Factors[2] that may impact our investment and ownership performance
- Integration of Material Sustainability Factors into our investments and ownership strategies
- Engagement of our stakeholders, including our investors, employees, regulators, operating companies, and communities in which we operate, on Material Sustainability Factors
- Commitment to disclose, benchmark, and review year over year the sustainability strategies developed to mitigate risk and enhance performance
- Embracing a leadership role in developing and promoting sustainability practices that align with enhanced performance and risk mitigation within our relevant industries
[1] Adopted June 2022, updated January 2024, updated May 2025
[2] These factors may change overtime as Pretium responds to evolving legal and regulatory landscapes and stakeholder expectations or changed business priorities.
