Social Responsibility

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At DEM, we believe that being part of society means taking our social responsibility seriously. We are dedicated to making a positive impact through environmental sustainability, supporting communities, and being there in times of disaster.

Human rights are at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to ensuring that all our raw materials are sourced responsibly, without any human rights violations.

We stand by international standards, such as the International Bill of Human Rights and the core labour standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO). Our actions are guided by the UN’s Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UN Global Compact [Link]), which help us stay on the right track.

If you ever have concerns or notice something that does not seem right, we want to hear from you . Please send your report to the following e-mail address: transparency@deumet.com. Our channels are always open, and we promise to investigate any issues thoroughly.

Together, we can make a difference.

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Community

We recognize the importance of involving local communities in our projects and keeping them informed about our initiatives.

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Human Rights

We believe that respecting the rights of all individuals is essential to the success and sustainability of our operations

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DEM is being established as a publicly traded company—its shares are already available for trading through Commertunity AG

📢 DEM – Deutsche E Metalle AG will be merged with Commertunity AG (WKN A3DKE6), which is listed on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange. The stock is already tradable under the name Commertunity AG; the renaming to DEM – Deutsche E Metalle AG is expected to take place shortly.

The transaction creates the first publicly traded German platform for critical raw materials, with a focus on lithium. The core asset comprises over 70,000 hectares of lithium concessions in Argentina’s Lithium Triangle — in vicinity to Rio Tinto’s $6.7 billion acquisition of Arcadium Lithium.

The merger was approved by more than 98% of the shareholder votes at the AGM of Commertunity AG.

Further Information regarding Commertunity AG