PPTA•PPTA•Perpetua Resources secured final federal permits and commenced early works construction at its Stibnite Gold Project as part of its 2025 Sustainability Report. The company reported 166 months without reportable spills, $159.6 million in construction phase financial assurance, $63.4 million in economic contributions, and $19 million in legacy cleanup.
Perpetua Resources released its 2025 Sustainability Report, aligning disclosures with the SASB framework for the Metals and Mining Industry. The report outlines ESG topics, affirms the company’s commitment to responsible development, and details recent milestones at the Stibnite Gold Project.
After years of review and engagement, Perpetua secured final federal permits for the Stibnite Gold Project and began early works construction activities. These approvals unlock development of one of the highest-grade open pit gold deposits and the only identified domestic antimony reserve.
Key safety and environmental metrics include 166 consecutive months without reportable spills, 121 months without lost time incidents, 100 percent employee compliance training participation, and 590 volunteer service hours to local communities.
Perpetua posted $159.6 million in construction phase financial assurance, contributed $63.4 million to Idaho’s economy in 2025, completed over $19 million in legacy cleanup to improve water quality, made a $450,000 milestone payment plus $3.75 million in shares to the Stibnite Foundation, and established a $250,000 scholarship fund.
