Sibanye Gold (SBSW) reported a 64% increase in first-half revenue to nearly 90 billion South African Rand, with adjusted EBITDA doubling to 31.8 billion Rand.
The company's operating cash flow surged by 551% to nearly ZAR 21 billion in the first half of 2026, and it declared an interim dividend of 201 South African cents per share. During the same period, the company's total debt decreased by 18% to ZAR 32.1 billion. The board also approved the Burnstone gold project in South Africa and the Mt Lyell copper-gold project in Tasmania, targeting production in 2029.
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