We believe that meaningful engagement begins with listening. Our approach is built on early consultation, open communication, and a strong commitment to evolving with the needs and priorities of our stakeholders. By integrating feedback into every stage of our Project, we create stronger, more resilient partnerships.
We work closely with Traditional Owners, local communities, industry groups, and government bodies to ensure transparency, inclusivity, and mutual respect guide every interaction. This spirit of cooperation helps us foster new relationships and grow existing ones in meaningful ways.
At SO4, we recognise that community partnerships contribute to a positive legacy for future generations. Our partnerships include financial and in-kind community organisation support through funding agreements, grants, and sponsorship.
Our community investments are carefully considered to ensure they create a positive impact on the communities and its members, as well as aligning with our business priorities.
Ngangganawili Aboriginal Health Service – provision of pre-employment and employee medical support services
Wiluna Remote Community School – actively support education and training initiatives for future generations.
Shire of Wiluna – collaborate on community investment opportunities.
SO4’s partnership with TMPAC supports heritage protection, jobs, business growth, and lasting social and economic benefits for Aboriginal communities.
Leading the way in sustainable potash production.
