Materials Stewardship

Materials stewardship ensures minerals travel their full value chain under ethical, environmental and safety standards.

PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY

PureTracer — Blockchain Traceability

Blockchain traceability system used by Dioconi to immutably record every operation, from source to export. Designed by construction to support RMAP audits and comply with OECD guidance.

SHA-256 Cryptographic hash

Each mineral lot receives a unique hash that guarantees the immutability of the record.

Georeferenced chain of custody

Sourcing → transport → analysis → export, verifiable in real time.

Client portal

International buyers directly access the data of their lots.

Automatic alerts

Notification on route deviations, anomalies or relevant events.

Chain of Custody

STEP 1

Sourcing

Georeferenced registration of the lot at the source within the AMO.

STEP 2

Transport

Verified photography and GPS monitoring at every transfer point.

STEP 3

Analysis

Sampling and purity analysis with SGS, accredited laboratory.

STEP 4

Certification

Quality and weight certificates verifiable by buyers.

STEP 5

Export

Final cryptographic hash and delivery to the international buyer.

Analysis and Certification

SGS Collaboration

Purity and weight analysis by a globally accredited laboratory.

Verifiable certificates

Quality documentation accessible to authorized buyers.

Audited sampling

Sampling processes under international protocols.

Materials stewardship recognizes that responsibility for minerals and metals extends far beyond extraction.

These materials enable health, clean energy, transport, construction and global supply chains. But their safe and sustainable use depends on solid science, sound regulation and responsible practices throughout the entire value chain.

Dioconi’s commitment to a safe, fair and sustainable industry means working with sector associations and authorities to promote evidence-based policies, improve risk classification, strengthen product stewardship and promote circularity.

The issue in perspective

Minerals and metals are essential to nearly every aspect of life: agriculture, health, communications, water, energy, transport and the sustainable construction of our cities. Responsible stewardship starts from a clear principle: industry shares responsibility for the performance of the entire materials cycle, well beyond its direct operations.

Process Stewardship

Minimizes environmental impacts and health and safety risks during exploration, sourcing and processing. Defines how minerals are obtained and moved from the AMO responsibly.

Product Stewardship

Addresses the use of minerals, metals and compounds in end products, guiding their application to reduce risks and favor recovery, reuse and recycling.

Metals are the ideal durable material: growing demand driven by clean technologies and population growth requires adopting principles of circularity to improve material productivity, eliminate waste and regenerate nature.

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