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Sibanye Stillwater (SBSW) CMD 2026 summary

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CMD 2026 summary

29 Jun, 2026

Strategic overview and business transformation

  • Strategy refresh emphasizes diversification, simplification, performance excellence, and disciplined capital allocation for long-term value creation in a dynamic macro environment.

  • Four strategic priorities: portfolio simplification, performance excellence, resource optimization, and embedding sustainability, with growth anchored in returns.

  • South Africa remains the foundation, with 80% of business and a world-class, long-life PGM asset base, driving core earnings and value.

  • Market outlook: Gold prices supported by inflation and central bank reserves; PGM and chrome prices have a positive medium-term outlook.

  • Capital allocation is prioritized towards brownfields projects within existing assets, seen as offering the best returns.

PGM operations and chrome strategy

  • PGM portfolio is among the most flexible and valuable globally, with 70 km of contiguous strike and reserves supporting 32–45 years of production at Rustenburg and Marikana.

  • Brownfields projects (Siphumelele, Thembelani, East 4, Kopaneng, East 3, Saffy, Bathopele) are prioritized for low-risk, high-return growth, leveraging existing infrastructure and targeting ~1.5Moz underground production.

  • K4 shaft project is 77% complete, targeting steady-state by 2033 with a 48-year economic life and NPV of R17.6bn.

  • Chrome is a growing value driver, with production expected to rise from 1 million tons in 2016 to over 4.5 million tons, contributing 8% of SA PGM revenue in 2025 and targeting a top-5 global position.

  • Chrome management agreement with Glencore provides flexibility and early value realization, with new projects excluded from legacy contracts.

Gold operations and transition

  • Gold assets remain cash generative but are in decline; focus is shifting to shallower, higher-margin, lower-risk operations like Burnstone and DRDGOLD.

  • Burnstone project, with a projected NPV of R19.2bn and IRR of 36.1%, is positioned as a key future growth asset, pending board approval.

  • DRDGOLD continues to deliver strong returns through surface retreatment, with Vision 2028 targeting 3Mtpm throughput and 200,000oz annual gold output by 2028.

  • Legacy deep-level gold assets (Driefontein, Kloof, Beatrix) extended to 2036, still generating value but facing natural depletion.

  • Capital allocation to gold is weighed against PGM opportunities, with a focus on maximizing returns and maintaining portfolio balance.

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