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The DRDGOLD Limited (DRD) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s Form 20-F, Form 6-K current reports and related exhibits. As a South African gold mining company listed on the JSE, A2X and NYSE, DRDGOLD reports as a foreign private issuer under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Its filings cover surface gold tailings retreatment operations, financial performance, governance matters and technical reporting for its Ergo and Far West Gold Recoveries (FWGR) segments.
Through these documents, investors can review operating updates that detail gold produced and sold, ore milled, yield, cash operating costs, all-in sustaining costs and capital expenditure. Filings also include annual integrated reports, ESG reports and annual financial statements, as well as an updated Technical Report Summary (TRS) for Ergo in line with SEC mining disclosure rules. This information helps readers understand DRDGOLD’s production profile, cost structure and capital investment in its surface retreatment projects.
DRDGOLD’s 6-K reports further disclose board and committee changes, annual general meeting results, remuneration policy votes, and equity-settled long-term incentive scheme activity, including dealings in securities by directors and prescribed officers. Other filings address renewable energy initiatives, such as the commissioning of a solar plant and battery energy storage system at Ergo, the disposal of an interest in a solar energy producer, and the conclusion of a long-term renewable electricity supply agreement.
On Stock Titan, these filings are updated from EDGAR in near real time and accompanied by AI-powered summaries that highlight key points from lengthy reports, including annual reports (Form 20-F), quarterly operating updates furnished on Form 6-K and disclosures related to director dealings. Users can quickly scan the AI insights, then open the full documents for deeper analysis of DRDGOLD’s gold tailings retreatment operations, governance framework and sustainability-related disclosures.
DRDGOLD reported a steady quarter to 30 September 2025. Gold produced rose 2% to 1,191 kg (38,291 oz), with gold sold up 1% to 1,158 kg, helped by a higher yield of 0.184 g/t (up 5%) despite a 3% decline in ore milled to 6,481 thousand tonnes.
Average gold price received was R1,943,398/kg (US$3,429/oz), supporting revenue of R2,254.9 million (up 2%). Adjusted EBITDA edged up 1% to R1,093.0 million (US$62.0m). Cash operating costs increased to R955,086/kg (US$1,685/oz), with all-in sustaining costs at R1,066,287/kg (US$1,881/oz) and all-in costs at R1,745,213/kg (US$3,079/oz). Cost drivers included annual labour increases, higher reagent prices, winter electricity tariffs and site clean-up machine hire.
Sustaining capex was R51.5m, while non-sustaining/growth capex rose to R781.1m, mainly for Far West Gold Recoveries Phase II. Cash decreased by R257.1m to R1,049.1m after a R345.7m final dividend and R751.8m capex; the Company remains debt free.
DRDGOLD Limited reported that institutional investor VanEck Associates Corporation has disposed of part of its beneficial interest in DRDGOLD shares. Following this sale, VanEck now holds 1.46% of the company’s total issued ordinary share capital.
The change in holding was formally notified to DRDGOLD under South African company law and stock exchange rules. DRDGOLD stated that it will submit the required notifications to the Takeover Regulation Panel and the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission in line with the Companies Act.
DRDGOLD Limited filed a report describing equity incentive awards granted under its Single Incentive Plan, which includes a Deferred Share Plan. Qualifying employees receive deferred share awards that vest over five years for F-band participants and over three years for E and D band participants, subject to continued employment and plan rules. Vested awards are settled in DRDGOLD ordinary shares at a zero exercise price.
On 21 August 2025, directors, prescribed officers, subsidiary directors and the company secretary accepted deferred share awards at a deemed price of R27.42 per DRDGOLD share, based on the seven‑day volume‑weighted average price on 13 August 2025. Individual awards include 177,688 deferred shares for director Niel Pretorius and 97,277 deferred shares for director Riaan Davel, both vesting on 13 August 2030. All transactions were completed off‑market with prior clearance obtained from the chairman in line with JSE Listings Requirements.
DRDGold declared a cash dividend and published salient dates for payment tied to its SA listing. The last day to trade cum-dividend is 9 September 2025, shares trade ex-dividend on 10 September 2025, the record date is 12 September 2025, and payment date is 15 September 2025. Certificated shareholders will receive electronic transfers where mandates exist or funds will be held in escrow until mandates are provided; dematerialised holdings will be credited via CSDP or broker. Transfers and dematerialisation/rematerialisation on the SA register are restricted from 10–12 September 2025. ADR holders have a tentative net equivalent of US$0.18 per ADR assuming an exchange rate of R18.00/$1, subject to final conversion by the depository bank.
DRDGOLD Limited has adjusted the classification and board committee roles of director Mr Andrew Brady. Because Sibanye Stillwater Limited has retained Mr Brady as a consultant for a six-month period effective 1 July 2025, the board has resolved that, for the duration of this external appointment, he will not be classified as an independent board member. As a result, he has stepped down from the Company’s Audit Committee. The Company states that the Audit Committee’s composition remains compliant with the South African Companies Act, the JSE Listings Requirements and the King IV corporate governance guidelines. Mr Brady continues to serve on the Risk Committee and the Investment Committee.
DRDGOLD expects earnings per share and headline earnings per share for the year ended 30 June 2025 of 252.4c–267.8c, up 64%–74% from 154.3c/154.1c a year earlier. Group revenue rose 26% to R7,878.2m, driven by a 31% increase in the Rand gold price despite a 3% decline in gold sold to 4,818kg. Cash operating costs increased 4% to R4,372.7m, with unit cost per kg up 9% to R1,064,447/kg while cost per tonne fell to R190/t. Capital expenditure fell 24% to R2,254.9m. Cash and equivalents strengthened to R1,306.2m and the Group generated a free cash inflow of R1,227.6m; the Group remains bank-debt free with undrawn facilities.