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Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited filings document foreign-issuer current reports furnished on Form 6-K for a South African gold and copper producer. These records include interim financial and operational results, dividend declarations, production, cost and grade disclosures, capital allocation commentary, and safety reporting for mining operations.
The filings also cover ESG and sustainability announcements, beneficial-interest notices in ordinary shares under South African company and JSE disclosure rules, board responsibility statements, and regulatory communications involving mining safety authorities and the Takeover Regulation Panel.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a strong nine months to 31 March 2026, highlighted by a robust third quarter and a return to a net cash position. Gold and copper revenue rose 34% to R68 385 million (US$4 016 million), driven by a 39% increase in the average gold price received to R2 020 821/kg (US$3 691/oz). Free cash flow at an operational level increased 87% year‑on‑year, helping shift the balance sheet from net debt of R5 554 million (US$335 million) at 31 December 2025 to net cash of R1 326 million (US$78 million), with liquidity of R19 656 million (US$1 161 million).
Group gold production for the nine months decreased 3% to 33 393kg (1 073 610oz), though third‑quarter output improved 5% quarter‑on‑quarter to 10 871kg (349 511oz). Underground recovered grade averaged 5.85g/t, above guidance. All‑in sustaining cost for gold assets rose 14% to R1 167 679/kg (US$2 133/oz), but higher pricing supported margins. Copper production from the CSA mine reached 9 596t (21.2Mlb) at C1 cash costs of US$2.58/lb.
The company reiterated that it is on track to meet full‑year production, cost and grade guidance for both gold and copper. A record interim dividend of R3 375 million (US$204 million), equal to 530 SA cents (32 US cents) per share, was paid under a new policy that allows up to 50% of net free cash to be returned to shareholders, subject to board discretion and leverage. Key growth projects, including Eva Copper, CSA optimisation, and extensions at Moab Khotsong and Mponeng, are progressing on schedule.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a strong nine months to 31 March 2026, highlighted by a robust third quarter and a return to a net cash position. Gold and copper revenue rose 34% to R68 385 million (US$4 016 million), driven by a 39% increase in the average gold price received to R2 020 821/kg (US$3 691/oz). Free cash flow at an operational level increased 87% year‑on‑year, helping shift the balance sheet from net debt of R5 554 million (US$335 million) at 31 December 2025 to net cash of R1 326 million (US$78 million), with liquidity of R19 656 million (US$1 161 million).
Group gold production for the nine months decreased 3% to 33 393kg (1 073 610oz), though third‑quarter output improved 5% quarter‑on‑quarter to 10 871kg (349 511oz). Underground recovered grade averaged 5.85g/t, above guidance. All‑in sustaining cost for gold assets rose 14% to R1 167 679/kg (US$2 133/oz), but higher pricing supported margins. Copper production from the CSA mine reached 9 596t (21.2Mlb) at C1 cash costs of US$2.58/lb.
The company reiterated that it is on track to meet full‑year production, cost and grade guidance for both gold and copper. A record interim dividend of R3 375 million (US$204 million), equal to 530 SA cents (32 US cents) per share, was paid under a new policy that allows up to 50% of net free cash to be returned to shareholders, subject to board discretion and leverage. Key growth projects, including Eva Copper, CSA optimisation, and extensions at Moab Khotsong and Mponeng, are progressing on schedule.
Van Eck Associates Corporation amends its Schedule 13G disclosure to report beneficial ownership of 33,331,220 common shares of Harmony Gold Mining Co Ltd. The filing shows this stake represents 5.25% of the class as of 03/31/2026. The reporting person lists sole voting and sole dispositive power over 33,331,220 shares.
Van Eck Associates Corporation amends its Schedule 13G disclosure to report beneficial ownership of 33,331,220 common shares of Harmony Gold Mining Co Ltd. The filing shows this stake represents 5.25% of the class as of 03/31/2026. The reporting person lists sole voting and sole dispositive power over 33,331,220 shares.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reports that MSCI has upgraded its environmental, social and governance (ESG) rating from ‘BB’ to ‘A’ following a March 2026 assessment. MSCI ESG ratings evaluate a company’s resilience to long-term, financially relevant ESG risks.
The upgrade is supported by stronger performance in water management, toxic emissions and waste reduction, and enhanced governance practices. Harmony’s environmental pillar score rose from 3.0 to 5.1, and its social score improved from 2.4 to 4.7, while governance remained high at 7.4, highlighting ongoing strength in oversight and controls.
Management highlights this as recognition of sustainability being embedded across operations and aligned with long-term decarbonisation and stakeholder engagement strategies, reinforcing accountability to investors, employees and communities.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reports that MSCI has upgraded its environmental, social and governance (ESG) rating from ‘BB’ to ‘A’ following a March 2026 assessment. MSCI ESG ratings evaluate a company’s resilience to long-term, financially relevant ESG risks.
The upgrade is supported by stronger performance in water management, toxic emissions and waste reduction, and enhanced governance practices. Harmony’s environmental pillar score rose from 3.0 to 5.1, and its social score improved from 2.4 to 4.7, while governance remained high at 7.4, highlighting ongoing strength in oversight and controls.
Management highlights this as recognition of sustainability being embedded across operations and aligned with long-term decarbonisation and stakeholder engagement strategies, reinforcing accountability to investors, employees and communities.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reports that institutional investor Ninety One (Pty) Ltd. has increased its holding in Harmony’s ordinary shares. Ninety One now holds a 5.2017% beneficial interest in Harmony’s total issued share capital.
Harmony states it has filed the required notice with South Africa’s Takeover Regulation Panel in line with section 122 of the Companies Act and related regulations. The board confirms responsibility for the accuracy of this disclosure, based on the TRP121.1 form received from Ninety One.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reports that institutional investor Ninety One (Pty) Ltd. has increased its holding in Harmony’s ordinary shares. Ninety One now holds a 5.2017% beneficial interest in Harmony’s total issued share capital.
Harmony states it has filed the required notice with South Africa’s Takeover Regulation Panel in line with section 122 of the Companies Act and related regulations. The board confirms responsibility for the accuracy of this disclosure, based on the TRP121.1 form received from Ninety One.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a fatal underground incident at its Target 1 mine in the Free State near Odendaalsrus, involving rock breaking equipment. One employee lost their life.
The incident has been reported to the authorities and an investigation, led by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources with Harmony’s full cooperation, is underway. The chief executive officer emphasized that safety and well-being of employees are fundamental to the company and that it will work to understand what went wrong and strengthen controls to prevent a recurrence.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported strong results for the six months ended 31 December 2025, combining higher earnings with a materially enhanced dividend policy. Revenue rose 20% to R44 400 million, while operating profit jumped 61% to R16 107 million, driven mainly by a 36% increase in the average gold price received to R1 909 849/kg. Basic earnings per share increased 24% to 1 563 SA cents and headline EPS rose 13% to 1 431 SA cents. The company revised its dividend policy so that up to 50% of net free cash may be returned to shareholders, and declared a record interim dividend of 530 SA cents per share, totaling R3 383 million, equal to 43% of net free cash and a 12‑month yield of 2.2%. Harmony also strengthened its growth profile, delivering maiden copper revenue of R417 million from the CSA mine and advancing the Eva Copper Project with a capital budget of AUD2.3–2.6 billion. Net debt/EBITDA was a low 0.18 times with liquidity of R14 819 million, while group adjusted free cash flow reached R5 965 million despite a 9% drop in gold production and a 21% rise in all‑in sustaining costs to R1 180 367/kg.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported strong results for the six months ended 31 December 2025, combining higher earnings with a materially enhanced dividend policy. Revenue rose 20% to R44 400 million, while operating profit jumped 61% to R16 107 million, driven mainly by a 36% increase in the average gold price received to R1 909 849/kg. Basic earnings per share increased 24% to 1 563 SA cents and headline EPS rose 13% to 1 431 SA cents. The company revised its dividend policy so that up to 50% of net free cash may be returned to shareholders, and declared a record interim dividend of 530 SA cents per share, totaling R3 383 million, equal to 43% of net free cash and a 12‑month yield of 2.2%. Harmony also strengthened its growth profile, delivering maiden copper revenue of R417 million from the CSA mine and advancing the Eva Copper Project with a capital budget of AUD2.3–2.6 billion. Net debt/EBITDA was a low 0.18 times with liquidity of R14 819 million, while group adjusted free cash flow reached R5 965 million despite a 9% drop in gold production and a 21% rise in all‑in sustaining costs to R1 180 367/kg.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2025 showing markedly stronger profitability backed by a new, more generous dividend policy. Group revenue rose 20% to R44 400 million (US$2 557 million), while operating profit jumped 61% to R16 107 million (US$930 million). Basic earnings per share increased 24% to 1 563 SA cents (90 US cents) and headline earnings per share grew 13% to 1 431 SA cents (82 US cents).
Gold production declined 9% to 22 522kg (724 099oz) and underground recovered grade fell 11% to 5.72g/t, contributing to a 21% rise in all‑in sustaining cost to R1 180 367/kg (US$2 115/oz). Despite these pressures, higher received gold prices of R1 909 849/kg (US$3 421/oz), up 36%, supported earnings and adjusted free cash flow of R5 965 million.
The company revised its dividend policy to pay up to 50% of net free cash to shareholders and declared a record interim dividend of 530 SA cents (32 US cents) per share, more than double the prior 227 SA cents. Harmony highlights a robust balance sheet with net debt/EBITDA of 0.18 times and liquidity of R14 819 million. Copper growth is advancing, with maiden production from the CSA mine and a final investment decision for the Eva Copper project, while FY26 gold production and cost guidance remain unchanged.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2025 showing markedly stronger profitability backed by a new, more generous dividend policy. Group revenue rose 20% to R44 400 million (US$2 557 million), while operating profit jumped 61% to R16 107 million (US$930 million). Basic earnings per share increased 24% to 1 563 SA cents (90 US cents) and headline earnings per share grew 13% to 1 431 SA cents (82 US cents).
Gold production declined 9% to 22 522kg (724 099oz) and underground recovered grade fell 11% to 5.72g/t, contributing to a 21% rise in all‑in sustaining cost to R1 180 367/kg (US$2 115/oz). Despite these pressures, higher received gold prices of R1 909 849/kg (US$3 421/oz), up 36%, supported earnings and adjusted free cash flow of R5 965 million.
The company revised its dividend policy to pay up to 50% of net free cash to shareholders and declared a record interim dividend of 530 SA cents (32 US cents) per share, more than double the prior 227 SA cents. Harmony highlights a robust balance sheet with net debt/EBITDA of 0.18 times and liquidity of R14 819 million. Copper growth is advancing, with maiden production from the CSA mine and a final investment decision for the Eva Copper project, while FY26 gold production and cost guidance remain unchanged.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited expects significantly stronger interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2025. Earnings per share are projected between 1527 and 1638 South African cents, up 21%–30% from 1265 cents a year earlier, helped by a much higher gold price, an impairment reversal at the Tshepong North unit and foreign exchange gains on a US dollar bridge facility.
In US dollar terms, EPS is guided to 87–92 cents versus 71 cents previously. Headline earnings per share are expected at 1411–1485 cents, 11%–17% above 1270 cents, with a smaller increase because items like the impairment reversal are excluded from headline earnings. Higher production costs, taxes, derivative losses, acquisition and finance costs linked mainly to MAC Copper and related streaming arrangements partly offset these gains. Harmony plans to release full H1 FY26 results on 11 March 2026.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited expects significantly stronger interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2025. Earnings per share are projected between 1527 and 1638 South African cents, up 21%–30% from 1265 cents a year earlier, helped by a much higher gold price, an impairment reversal at the Tshepong North unit and foreign exchange gains on a US dollar bridge facility.
In US dollar terms, EPS is guided to 87–92 cents versus 71 cents previously. Headline earnings per share are expected at 1411–1485 cents, 11%–17% above 1270 cents, with a smaller increase because items like the impairment reversal are excluded from headline earnings. Higher production costs, taxes, derivative losses, acquisition and finance costs linked mainly to MAC Copper and related streaming arrangements partly offset these gains. Harmony plans to release full H1 FY26 results on 11 March 2026.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited expects a solid financial performance for the six months ended 31 December 2025, helped by elevated gold prices and strong free cash flow. Temporary issues at Hidden Valley, including a mill motor failure and a deferred shipment, affected second-quarter operations but are being addressed.
The company still expects to meet full-year production guidance of between 1 400 000 and 1 500 000oz, with all-in sustaining costs between R1 150 000/kg and R1 220 000/kg and underground recovered grades above 5.8g/t. Integration of the newly acquired CSA copper mine in Australia is progressing, and an EPC contractor has been appointed for the Eva Copper Project, supporting longer-term growth.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a fatal incident at its Moab Khotsong mine near Orkney on 20 January 2026. An employee lost his life in a locomotive-related accident that occurred in the morning.
The company stated that all relevant parties, including the employee’s family, have been informed. An investigation into the incident is underway, led by South Africa’s Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources.
Chief Executive Officer Beyers Nel described the loss as devastating and extended condolences to the employee’s family, friends, and colleagues. He reiterated that safety remains Harmony’s main priority and emphasized the company’s commitment to its goal of zero loss of life.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a fatal incident at its Moab Khotsong mine near Orkney on 20 January 2026. An employee lost his life in a locomotive-related accident that occurred in the morning.
The company stated that all relevant parties, including the employee’s family, have been informed. An investigation into the incident is underway, led by South Africa’s Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources.
Chief Executive Officer Beyers Nel described the loss as devastating and extended condolences to the employee’s family, friends, and colleagues. He reiterated that safety remains Harmony’s main priority and emphasized the company’s commitment to its goal of zero loss of life.