Brazil is a country of continental dimensions, and the untouched natural lands are the size of European countries. The mining potential and mineral wealth are incalculable – exploited in an ethical and ecologically correct way, these resources will be able to benefit humanity and the local people, for their social and economic development, with laws based on the World Bank line for sustainable social development and the fight against poverty and human exploitation. Oxycer Mining has large underground areas on its property, and a Policy of Sustainability and Environmental Protection for the development of the social sector as our main premise.

Environmental Protection in Geology and Mining: Oxycer Mining and its Sustainability Policy, its Protective Indigenous Social Policy and its Economic and Human Development Policy for Indigenous Lands and Peoples

Oxycer has been making requests in indigenous areas, given the existence of Bill 191/2020, which will soon become a Law, noting that Oxycer will be concerned with complying with all the dictates of the imminent Law, which will regulate mineral exploration in indigenous lands, as well as seek, with all efforts, to fulfill humanitarian social functions with indigenous peoples, intending to act beyond the text of the Law to carry out the internal purposes and objectives of its Corporate Policy.

When Oxycer Holding Corporation decided to enter the mining sector, its Board of Directors defined the priority given to mining areas in INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES, in view of the PL 191/2020 being processed in the National Congress for the imminent enactment of the Law, which will promote the permission and regulation of mineral exploration in indigenous lands.

Oxycer Mining has a social interest in Indigenous Peoples, in the humanitarian sense, aiming to contribute to the protection, socio-educational and economic development, and to the well-being of this segment of the population.

As for the economic area, Oxycer Mining has a firm policy of share with indigenous peoples all the economic and financial progress resulting from mining on indigenous lands, obeying and complying with the precepts of the Law (PL 191/2020 determines up to 50% of profits for indigenous peoples), in addition to having an Indigenous Policy, in broad and technical sense of the term, in its mining master plan.

The three pillars of sustainability adopted as corporate principles by Oxycer Holding Corporation

The basis of sustainability is divided into three pillars: social, economic and environmental. These bases were evidenced in the Brundtland Report (1987), launched by the UN, which in this way introduced the concept of sustainable development in the world.

Social

Promotes equal rights and opportunities for all, leading a greater balance and fairness in the distribution of wealth and access to resources and services for a dignified life, in accordance with the Declaration of Human Rights. Returning to the business environment, sustainability begins when organization respects its employees, suppliers, target audience and the community in general, in addition to stimulating creativity and providing an appropriate and healthy environment to strengthen personal and professional relationships.

Economic

For a company to be economically sustainable, it must be able to produce, distribute and offer its products and services in order to establish fair competition in relation to other competitors in the market. In addition, the company's financial planning must be taken into account, as more than profiting from offers and products, it is necessary to be sure that this profit respects its workers and the environment.

Sustainability can also help the financial sector, since, with the saving of resources and the reduction of materials, water and energy, the total amount of expenses will also be reduced, generating a cyclical process of advantages and benefits.

Environmental

The environmental pillar is responsible for all conduct that directly or indirectly impacts the environment, whether short, medium or long term.

Its main objective is to minimize the environmental impacts caused by industrial or mining production.
Oxycer Holding Corporation prioritizes the protection of nature as a central rule of its corporate policy, understanding that life and human beings completely depend on nature preserved in its original state.

Among our core values is the firm purpose of Protection and Development (well-being and broad sense of human development) of Indigenous Peoples. Oxycer has an interna corporis interest in protecting and assisting indigenous peoples to the fullest extent of the term, as this is the intention in the heart of its board of directors.

Bill 191/2020, which will become the Law that will allow the exploration of minerals in indigenous areas, allows companies to have mining operations in these areas, obviously being much more favorable for indigenous peoples that these agents have in its animus the quality of policy and intention that Oxycer defined in its pillars, working in synergy with indigenous peoples for their development and aid, in an even more effective way than the Law determines, since Oxycer has in its social purpose the international humanitarian aid (indigenous peoples, refugees from wars and disasters, orphans, widows, and people in situations of social vulnerability).

Oxycer Mining also informs the ANM (National Mining Agency), its directors and its regional managers, as well as the entire national and international community, that it works with the ETHICAL-ARTISAN OR RUDIMENTARY MINING SYSTEM, with the objective of generating the least possible impact on the environment, in compliance with its Sustainability and Environmental Protection Policy.

The development and well-being of humanity must always be the main motive to any business model. This is a key Principle among the principles in Oxycer's Internal Policy.

Oxycer extends its zeal and care from indigenous peoples to riverside peoples, and also to informal miners, working for more specific and effective laws to protect these peoples and segments.

We respect nature and especially human beings: the masterpiece of God's creation.

Brazil is one of the richest countries in precious stone reserves in the world, which makes it a great producer of gems in quantity, variety and quality. It has deposits scattered throughout the national territory, mainly in the states of Minas Gerais and Bahia. The quality of precious stones basically takes into account four parameters: purity, color, cut and carat. Color is the most significant of these parameters. In addition, one must consider the value of the stone its rarity in nature and the type of exclusive design for making a jewel.

ESMERALD

The emerald is one of four globally recognized gemstones, along with the Ruby, Diamond and Sapphire. It is very abundant in Brazilian mines, mainly in the municipality of Carnaíba, in the State of Bahia, considered the largest emerald mining region in the country. Its name comes from a Persian word translated into Latin, “smaragdus", which means “green”. The smaller the emerald inclusions, the greater its transparency and, consequently, the greater its value.

AQUAMARINE

Aquamarine is the “sister” of emeralds, as it is part of the same mineral family, the beryls. Most of the aquamarine gems in the world are extracted in Brazil. The State of Minas Gerais is responsible for producing the most valuable aquamarine gems in the world: in this State, one of the largest aquamarine on record was found, weighing 111 kg, in the city of Marambaia. Other regions highlighted in the production of this gem are Espírito Santo, Rio Grande do Norte, Ceará, Alagoas and Paraíba. Besides Brazil, this gem can be found in different parts of the world, such as Russia, India, Italy, United States and Madagascar.

AMETHYST

Amethyst is the most valuable variety of quartz, and one of the oldest stones used by man. Its color varies from purple to violet. It has been widely used since antiquity for the decoration of spaces and personal accessories.

CITRINE

Citrine is a member of the quartz family, making it one of the most desired gems worldwide. It is found in Brazil, especially in the state of Minas Gerais. Its color varies from yellow and light orange to dark orange (champagne).

DIAMOND

It is the most valuable and desired gem in the world. Its name comes from the Greek “adams” and means "indomitable", "indestructible". In Brazil, the first diamond was found near the city of Diamantina in Minas Gerais, in 1714. Brazil is prominent in the production of diamonds – until the 18th century it was the world's largest producer. We are currently the largest producer in Latin America, with emphasis on the mine in Nordestina (BA), which has the largest production on the continent.

GARNET

Its name derives from the Latin “granatumou pomegranate”, due to its similarity with the grains of this fruit. Its brightness varies between vitreous and resinous. It appears in nature in the form of granular crystals, and can be found with a wide range of colors (yellow, brown, black, green, colorless and red), the red ones being the most common, found mainly in metamorphic rocks, and green and colorless the rarest.

RUBY

The ruby is one of the most important stones in the history of colored gemstones. This gem usually forms small hexagonal crystals with a vitreous luster. It is a variety of the mineral known as corundum, found in dolomitic marble, decomposed basalt and gravel.

SAPPHIRE

Like the ruby, the sapphire is a variety of the mineral known as corundum. It is a gemstone with wide variations in color, the most valuable being of the blue hue. It is rare in Brazil, with emphasis on production in Mato Grosso, Goiás, Santa Catarina and Minas Gerais. The biggest cutting center is in India.

We have a firm policy of only creating resources and products that promote improvements for human beings and their health, as quality of life is an indelible and supreme asset.

Oxycer does not develop projects that damage or destroy nature.

Oxycer does not manufacture products that have chemical elements of a toxic nature, either in the raw material or in the formulation.

We manufacture natural products, in the strict essence of the word, which bring in their composition elements that come exclusively from nature, without the addition of any industrialized element or processed with chemical additives or preservatives.

Our worldwide customers, instead of depositing their financial resources in a traditional Bank to carry out “financial speculation”, obtaining yields in the financial market of up to 12% per year, choose to invest their money in OXYCER BUSINESS BANK (Business Stock Exchange). Thus, the client will invest in the productivity of goods and services, which are truly the sectors that promote the socioeconomic development of a nation, structural sectors that generate a country's GDP.

This universal principle of producing goods (food and durable goods, essential to well-being and maintaining life) is in line with the fundamentals defended by the World Bank (combating poverty, human exploitation and social injustice, which includes, for example, combating interest charges that are incompatible with the production capacity of a people). All these values are in line with the principles of Oxycer's Worldwide Corporate Governance Policy, which boils down to sustainable, ethical, fair development and the fight against exploitation, injustice, hunger and poverty, as well as the fight against all kinds of corporate attitudes that do not produce or do good, both to human beings and to the environment.