COVID-19 Update

23 March 2020

Dear Colleagues,

COVID-19 is sweeping across the world and presenting challenges for those in the Coronado family that
are unprecedented in our generation. I want to take this opportunity to express my pride in the calm
and professional response I have seen among my Coronado colleagues and talk a little bit about what
this crisis will mean for us.

Our focus is on looking after our people, the communities in which we operate and the customers we
serve. To that end we have responsibilities to a broad range of constituencies, and we are taking steps
to ensure we meet these obligations with the safety of our employees, as always, a priority.

We have formed a Global Steering Committee to guide governance, risk mitigation, and leadership in
our company’s overall response to the current crisis. As a starting point, we recognize, that your work
is critical and our operations are recognised as an essential service. People, countries, economies count
on us and you have never disappointed.

The measures we are taking to respond focus on:

1. Keeping our workforce safe;
2. Limiting the spread of COVID-19 within our workplaces; and
3. Supporting public health and medical services to protect our communities.

You would all be aware of the steps being taken by governments and health authorities in the US and
Australia to help contain the spread of COVID-19. The different geographies and unique nature of each
of our operations calls for plans specifically tailored to meet each location’s needs. To enable this, we
have specific incident management teams, emergency response groups or steering committees at each
of our facilities. Some of the measures that we have put in place through those teams include:

• providing all our employees with education on steps they can take to limit the spread of the
  virus;
• increasing cleaning and hygiene practices in all our offices, sites and camp facilities;
  suspending non-essential visitors to all our sites and offices;
• cancelling all international travel and all non-essential domestic travel;
• postponing or adjusting face to face meetings, including pre-starts and safety briefings, and
  investigating virtual or digital alternatives. Where not feasible the number of people attending
  meeting is being reduced and meetings are being shortened;
• implementing practices to limit physical contact as much as we can and encouraging workers
• to maintain as much distance from others as possible;
  ensuring that all essential services can be run remotely should that become necessary;
• where practical, reducing the number of employees in our corporate offices through measures
  such as staggering start and finish times and enabling remote working;
• encouraging employees who may be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 or whose personal
  circumstances require them to take additional precautions to alert their leader so that we can
  work through their requirements together; and
• continuing to monitor and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 to our workforce and the local
  community

The coming weeks will be challenging, full of conflicting advice and rapidly changing regulation. Across
Australia and the US, as a company we are one family united by a common understanding of the value
of what we do and a common appreciation of the need to watch out for each other. As a company and
as colleagues we will help whenever we can. Stay safe, stay well, and what you do is appreciated.