Legend

Corporate Responsibility

Legend strives to operate ethically, in a socially responsible manner and demonstrates this through its corporate governance, diversity and environmental initiatives. The utmost effort is made to ensure all State and Federal Government organisations, indigenous communities, social and environmental groups, and local communities are integrally involved in the planning and notifications of the Legend phosphate project.

Understanding our environmental impact is essential to Legend's day-to-day business. We have a highly experienced environmental team who work consistently to enhance the environmental consideration of our business and support all State and Federal Government environmental initiatives and requirements. This includes reducing emissions, water and power usage and waste management programs.

We are committed to the inclusion of the indigenous communities within all operational and planning elements of the project and have developed a strong working relationship with the historical land-owners native to the Legend resource deposits in North West Queensland. Landmark Native Title agreements have been signed with Kalkadoon Aboriginal Community and the Indjilandji-Dhihanu People in regards to the Paradise and D-Tree deposits. A close business relationship has been developed with both of these traditional owner groups.

Joseph Gutnick, President & CEO, Legend with members of the Kalkadoon Aboriginal Community

Legend intends to live up to its duty to the Mt Isa region and positively impact the lives of the local community. Legend aims to facilitate many social and economic benefits, including up to 4000 jobs, for the Mt Isa region once potential operations commence in hope of giving something back to the region that is offering so much to them.

To underline this commitment Legend currently sponsors the Mt Isa AFL club and has donated A$100,000 towards the development of the team and Mt Isa Oval, now known as the ‘Legend Oval'. The funding has opened up the opportunity to develop the Mt Isa AFL competition, start junior leagues and create youth training programs.

Mr Joseph Gutnick, President & CEO, Legend with Mount Isa AFL President Maddo Fidler

Joseph Gutnick, President & CEO and Craig Michael, Executive General Manager with the Legend sponsored Mount Isa AFL Team

Legend, since 2008, has also undertaken sponsorship of the North Queensland Helicopter Rescue Service (NQ Rescue). NQ Rescue is a non profit charity established in Mount Isa in early 2007. The charter of the organisation is to provide a full time dedicated community rescue helicopter service for the people of North West Queensland.

Legend has made donations totalling $55,000 which have enabled NQ Rescue to continue to bring a flying hospital to motor vehicle accidents, work place incidents, those sick or injured in remote areas and in need of airlifting to hospital.

The NQ Rescue Helicopter

For more information please see: www.nqrescue.com.au

• 25 November 2011 Gold & Minerals Gazette November 2011 - Indian connection opens up Legend's phosphate aspirations > Read more

• 25 November 2011 TENDERS ISSUED for Legend Beneficiation Plant Equipment - Please click if you are interested in submitting a quote > Read more

• 8 November 2011 Legend International Holdings Announces Plans to Begin Phosphate Rock Production and Sales Operations > Read more

• 21 October 2011 QLD State & Mount Isa City Council work together on Legend Fertiliser Complex Development Application > Read more

• 22 September 2011 Legend International Holdings Announces Paradise Phosphate Project Update > Read more

• 22 September 2011 Legend Presentation September 2011 > Read more

• 22 September 2011 North West Star - Investment in Isa welcome > Read more

• 25 August 2011 Legend International Holdings, Inc. Announces Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with Alcoa of Australia Limited > Read more

• 24 August 2011 Patersons Research Report Update August 2011 > Read more

• 12 August 2011 Legend International Holdings, Inc. Announces Georgina Basin Phosphate Project Update > Read more