2014 Sustainability Report Conference Call

1. Sustainability Update
Conference Call & Webcast
July 15, 2015

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3. Agenda
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About Us
Welcome
Our Approach to Sustainability
2014 Highlights
Performance & Next Steps
Questions

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About Us

5. About Us
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Top ten copper
miner in the
Americas
#3 zinc miner in the
world
Building
an energy
business
# 1 Producer of steelmaking
coal in North America
# 2 Seaborne exporter of
steelmaking coal globally
Safety is our
core value
Implementing a
comprehensive
Sustainability Strategy

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• Headquartered in
Vancouver, Canada, with
operations in the Americas
• Strategy focused on long
life assets in stable
jurisdictions
• Sustainability: Key to
managing risks and
developing opportunities

7. Safety Performance
• Developed and implemented a
new High-Potential Risk
Control strategy at all
operations
• Total reportable injury
frequency 25% lower than
2013
• High-potential incident
frequency rate down by 22%
year-over-year
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8. Operational Performance
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• Achieved record throughput at
Antamina, record zinc
production at Red Dog mine and
record steelmaking coal
production
• Executed a number of major
capital projects:
• Mill Optimization Project at
Highland Valley Copper
• Restarted Pend Oreille mine
• New acid plant at our
Trail Operations

9. Financial Performance
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Revenues $8.6 billion
Gross Profit
(before depreciation & amortization)
$2.9 billion
Adjusted Profit $452 million
Dividends Paid $0.90 per share
Balance Sheet Remained Strong in 2014

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Our Approach to Sustainability

11. Our Sustainability Strategy
• In 2011, we launched our formal
sustainability strategy
• Organized around 6 focus areas
representing our most material
sustainability challenges
and opportunities
• Set short-term (2015) and long-term
(2030) goals and vision for each
area
• On track to achieve all of our 2015
goals this year
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12. Our Approach to Materiality
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• Comprehensive materiality review of sustainability strategy every five
years to inform long-term strategy
• Annual materiality assessment process to identify and address
current issues
Reviewing
with internal
and external
sources
Quantifying
impacts
under G4
Guidelines
Soliciting
internal
feedback
Developing
materiality
matrix
Receiving
feedback
from COI
panel
Our Annual Materiality Process

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2014 Highlights

14. Community: Creating mutual
benefits
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2014 Highlights
 Completed Human Rights Assessments at
all operations
 10 formal agreements reached with
Indigenous Peoples in 2014
• Delivering shared value: providing
local employment and economic benefits
• Minimizing negative impacts: including
those affecting the local environment
and social landscape
• Respect and transparency: Developing
and maintaining trust-based
relationships with local communities

15. Case Study
Community Environmental Panel in Andacollo
• Concerns expressed by
community group regarding dust
• Formed a joint community-Teck
Environmental Panel to:
o Facilitate dialogue
o Share data and information
o Work together on solutions
• Community still has questions &
concerns
• But we now have a shared space
to communicate and focus on
shared environmental priorities
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16. Case Study
Working with Indigenous Peoples in the Arctic
• Red Dog celebrated 25 years
in 2014
• Unique agreement between
Teck as operator and NANA
who own the land
• Benefits:
 $1 billion in proceeds for
NANA from the mine
 51% of employees are
NANA shareholders
 Protecting subsistence
way of life
 Long life, world class zinc
mine
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17. Biodiversity: Achieving a net
positive impact
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Achieving a net positive impact:
• Avoid impacts where possible
• Minimize impacts that are
unavoidable
• Rehabilitate affected areas
• Offset any residual impacts
2014 Highlights
 Completed Biodiversity Management Plans
at 8 operations to date
 Completed significant land/habitat
conservation actions in the Elk Valley and
Quintette regions
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18. Case Study
Caribou Recovery Program
• Supported regional multi-
stakeholder initiative to
address declining caribou in
northeast BC
• Caribou identified and
transported to a remote,
secure penning site to give
birth
• 9 calves born in protective
shelter in 2014; 7 born in
2015
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19. Water: Looking at the entire
watershed
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• Moving towards a watershed-based
approach to our use and
management of water
• Established company wide and site-
specific water balances
• Water conservation, reuse and
recycling is a priority
 Operations have developed site-specific
water targets.
 Government approval of our Elk Valley
Water Quality Plan in British Columbia
2014 Highlights

20. Case Study
Elk Valley Water Quality Plan
• Developed a groundbreaking
watershed-based approach to
managing water quality near
our five steelmaking coal
operations in B.C.
• Over 160 written feedback
submissions received during
consultation and 700 pieces of
science-based advice from
expert panel
• Government-approved plan
includes water treatment
facilities, water diversions,
R&D and monitoring
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21. Energy: Improving efficiency, reducing
emissions
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2014 Highlights
 Reduced GHG emissions by 170 kt to the
end of 2014
 Reduced energy consumption at existing
operations by 1,050 terajoules since 2011
 16.8 MW of alternative energy generation
Importance of energy to Teck:
• One of our most significant
operational expenditures
• Rising cost of carbon is a key issue
for us to monitor and manage
• Recognize industry’s role in reducing
GHGs and addressing climate
change

22. Case Study
Improving Efficiency, Reducing GHGs
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• Haul truck efficiency initiatives cut
diesel use by 10M litres and GHG
emissions by 30,000 tonnes per
year
• Diesel cost savings of ~$10M per
year
• Undertaking pilot project to
evaluate converting haul trucks to
LNG/diesel blend
• Potential to reduce annual coal
fleet fuel use by $27M, and GHG
emissions by 35,000 tonnes

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Performance and Path Forward

24. Community
• Percentage of local employees in senior
management roles
• Feedback received by Communities of
Interest
• Percentage of spending on locally
based suppliers
Energy
• Direct and indirect GHG emissions
• Energy and carbon intensity for
steelmaking coal production
• Total energy use
Our People
• Voluntary turnover number by age and
gender
• Total Recordable Injury Frequency
• Lost Time Injury Frequency (LTIF)
Biodiversity
• Area reclaimed each year
• Total area of disturbance to date
Water
• New water use
• Water reused/recycled
• Total water inputs/outputs
Materials Stewardship
• Hazardous waste recycled on and off-
site
• Non-hazardous waste recycled on and
off-site
Sustainability Performance and Metrics
Examples
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Visit www.tecksustainability.com to:
access performance data, compare progress against our goals, and view material topics

25. Sustainability Strategy Review
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• Complete our short-term sustainability goals by the end of 2015
• Conducted a comprehensive review of our sustainability strategy
• We have decided to:
• Maintain five of our current focus areas: Community, Water,
Energy, Biodiversity, and Our People
• Add a new focus area on Air
• Reviewing Materials Stewardship

26. External Recognition
Received the PDAC
2014 Environmental
and Social
Responsibility Award
Best 50 Corporate
Citizens in Canada
2015
On the Dow Jones
Sustainability World Index
five years in a row
One of top 100 most
sustainable companies
in the world and one of
Canada’s most
sustainable companies
Top 50 Socially
Responsible
Corporations in
Canada
Received the Globe
Foundation Environment
Award in 2014
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27. Summary
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• Incorporate sustainability
into every decision
• Achieve our sustainability
goals while also improving
efficiency and reducing
costs
• Committed to doing the right
thing for the environment,
people and communities

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Greg Waller
Vice President, Investor Relations and Strategic Analysis
Teck Resources Limited
T: 604.699.4014
E: greg.waller@teck.com
Questions?
Mark Edwards
Vice President, Community and Government Relations
Teck Resources Limited
T: 604.699.4372
E: mark.edwards@teck.com
www.tecksustainability.com