Development based on collaboration, rigour and sustainable practices

Agnico Eagle has been operating in Quebec for over 50 years and is today Canada’s largest mining company and the second largest gold producer in the world. Our success is built on the strength of our relationships with our employees, the communities, First Nations and our partners. Every day, we are motivated and committed to contributing to Quebec’s vitality, prosperity and competitiveness.

Underground mine Goldex

Significant benefits for Quebec

Our mining operations are part of living environments where the company acts as a driver of socioeconomic development.*

More than
7,300

well-paid direct jobs, contributing to the economic vitality of Quebec

Close to $750M

paid in employee wages and benefits, most of which is spent in Quebec

More than $2B

spent on purchases from Quebec businesses, supporting the development of Quebec’s industrial expertise and competitiveness

More than $1.12B

paid in mining royalties between 2010 and 2024**, and returned to Quebec communities

More than $3.8M

invested in community projects, contributing directly to the quality of life and well-being of citizens in the communities where we operate

1,112,668
onces of gold

produced in Quebec in 2025, representing one third of the Company’s global production

* Unless otherwise indicated, the figures are as at December 31, 2025. Amounts are in Canadian dollars.

** Agnico Eagle had a 50% interest in the Canadian Malartic Complex until March 30, 2023, inclusive, with a 100% interest thereafter.

Operations and projects rooted in Quebec

In Quebec, we have three mining complexes in Abitibi-Témiscamingue that account for more than one third of the Company’s global production. To support future growth, we also have two advanced exploration projects. Agnico Eagle’s expertise and responsible approach are embodied every day by the teams at our operating sites as well as those working on our exploration and development projects.

Collaboration as a driver for development

Based on openness, trust, and a shared vision for the future, three collaborative agreements have been signed between certain Anicinapek First Nations in Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Agnico Eagle regarding the activities of the Canadian Malartic mine, the LaRonde complex, and the Akasaba West mine.

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Agnico Eagle Mine Company Building

Building together—for today and tomorrow

Responsible mining development relies as much on expertise as it does on collaboration. By working with our employees, local communities, First Nations and our partners, whilst taking their priorities into account, Agnico Eagle is helping build a responsible mining industry deeply rooted in local realities. With our sights firmly set on the future, we remain committed to ensuring a sustainable and responsible presence that benefits all of Quebec.

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