Hudbay Reports 0.9 TRIF, C$16.2M Community Investments and 84% Water Recycling
HBM•Hudbay’s 2025 annual report highlights safety and community achievements, including a recordable injury frequency of 0.9, no lost-time incidents at its Peru mine, and C$16.2 million invested in local projects. The report also details that 84% of water was recycled, expansion of electric equipment, and a renewable energy power agreement with ENGIE to cut Scope 2 emissions in 2026.
1. Annual Report Overview
Hudbay released its 2025 annual report outlining key business, financial and sustainability initiatives under the theme of setting the Gold Standard in copper. The report aligns its disclosures with global reporting standards and emphasizes the company’s commitment to performance, sustainability, and responsible growth.
2. Safety and Community Investments
Hudbay achieved a recordable injury frequency rate of 0.9, its lowest in four years, and recorded no lost-time incidents at the Constancia mine across 9.5 million worker hours. The company invested C$16.2 million in community programs, supported wildfire evacuees in Manitoba with housing and financial aid, and maintained ongoing cultural and economic partnerships in British Columbia, Peru and Arizona.
3. Environmental and Renewable Energy Efforts
In 2025, 84% of water use was recycled or reused, and the electric equipment fleet grew to ten vehicles to reduce diesel reliance. Hudbay secured a renewable energy power agreement with ENGIE for Constancia, bolstering its Scope 2 emissions reduction target for 2026, and achieved top ratings under Mining Association of Canada’s water stewardship and tailings management protocols.
