This table shows how procurement spend is distributed across host-community proximity zones, helping illustrate where supplier value is captured — from near‑mine communities through to national suppliers. This table is linked to MMG’s Local and regional development material topic KPI on in‑country procurement spend distribution across near‑mine/district, provincial/state and national levels.
Last updated on 16 April 2026 at 10:15am, Hong Kong time (HKT)
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Procurement spend: Total value of goods and services procured from suppliers, reported in USD and attributed to the site/operational unit where used or delivered.
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Zone definitions:
- Zone 1 – Near‑mine / District level: suppliers in local townships/districts/municipalities surrounding the site.
- Zone 2 – Provincial / State level: suppliers registered in the same province/state as the operation.
- Zone 3 – National level: suppliers located within the host country outside Zones 1 and 2.
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Total spend: Zone 1 + Zone 2 + Zone 3 = Total spend (per site).
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Percentages: % in Zone = (Zone spend ÷ Total spend for site) × 100.
