Sibanye Stillwater

Sibanye Gold reported record first-half results with revenue up 64% to nearly ZAR 90 billion and adjusted EBITDA rising 111% to ZAR 31.8 billion. Operating cash flow surged 551% to almost ZAR 21 billion, enabling an interim dividend of ZAR 5.7 billion (201 cents per share) and an 18% reduction in gross debt to ZAR 32.1 billion. The board approved the Burnstone gold project and the Mt Lyell copper‑gold project, while Keliber lithium commissioning progresses and refinery timing will depend on concentrator performance and market conditions. Management reiterated focus on debt reduction, shareholder returns and funding for approved projects. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Sibanye Stillwater posted a 64% revenue increase to about 89.8 billion ZAR in H1 2026 and adjusted EBITDA of 31.8 billion ZAR (+111%). Headline earnings per share rose to 601 cents. Operating cash flow climbed 551% to nearly 21 billion ZAR, gross debt fell 18% to 32.1 billion ZAR, and the board declared an interim dividend of 201 cents per share. Despite the record numbers, the stock fell premarket as investors weighed execution risks, high capital expenditure and safety issues. Management largely confirmed the outlook but expects higher costs in the second half due to planned infrastructure investments, while emphasising continued debt reduction and ongoing mechanisation and project plans. » More on de.investing.com

Sibanye Stillwater reported adjusted EBITDA of R37.8bn (USD 2.1bn) for 2025, up 189% year on year, on revenue growth of 16% to R129.7bn and significantly lower operating costs. Net debt to adjusted EBITDA improved from 1.77x to 0.59x, and the balance sheet shows high liquidity with manageable maturities. Operationally, strong PGM results, a growing recycling business and the restructuring of US PGM operations drove the turnaround; the K4 and Century projects delivered production increases. The company announced a final dividend of 131 SA cents and plans a balanced capital allocation between dividends, debt reduction and project/growth investment. » More on de.investing.com