Grievances resolved within 60 days

Percentage of stakeholder grievances closed within 60 days, by site. This table is linked to MMG’s Respect for Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples material topic KPI on time‑bound grievance handling and resolution performance.

Last updated on 16 April 2026 at 9:52am, Hong Kong time (HKT)

* MMG’s WQR requires grievance mechanisms to have clear, known and time‑bound procedures (aligned with UNGP effectiveness criteria).

** Grievance data is recorded in Borealis (including Stakeholder Feedback Portal entries).

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