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Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited concluded new syndicated, multi-tranche, multi-currency loan facilities totaling US$500 million, A$500 million and R7 billion. The new facilities reduce funding costs relative to the refinanced facilities, extend the debt maturity profile and strengthen overall liquidity.
The loans will partly refinance Harmony’s 2022 US dollar and Rand syndicated facilities and the MAC Copper acquisition bridge facility, and also support general corporate purposes. The package introduces Australian dollar funding aligned to the MAC Copper acquisition (about US$1.25 billion) and the Eva Copper Project (about US$1.55–US$1.75 billion), improving alignment between funding and underlying assets.
The financing attracted about 93% lender participation and commitments around three times the targeted amount. Four sustainability-linked loans with three-year terms (plus two one-year extension options) are tied to KPIs on renewable energy, potable water reduction and mine community spend, with potential margin adjustments of up to 5 basis points. Debt covenants remain unchanged.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported that an employee died after an incident at the TauTona service shaft near Carletonville on 19 July 2026. The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and other stakeholders have been notified, and management is supporting the employee’s family and colleagues.
Chief Executive Officer Beyers Nel stated that Harmony is working with the DMPR and other stakeholders to understand what happened, ensure lessons are learned and urgently applied, and strengthen efforts to prevent similar incidents in future.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reports a strong pre-year-end update for FY26, highlighting consistent gold output, growing copper production and robust shareholder returns.
The company expects FY26 gold production to meet guidance for the 11th consecutive year at between 1.4 million and 1.5 million ounces, with underground recovered grades around 5.80g/t, all-in sustaining costs within guidance and capital expenditure slightly below plan. The CSA copper mine is forecast to reach the upper end of guidance with 17 500 to 18 500 tonnes of copper, supported by a ventilation project aimed at enabling growth toward a 40 000 tonne-per-annum profile.
Harmony emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, funding major projects such as the Eva Copper project from internal cash flows and capital-efficient structures. Strong cash generation allowed the company to pay a record R4.4 billion in dividends over the past 12 months while maintaining a robust balance sheet. An upgrade of its MSCI ESG rating to ‘A’ and ongoing safety and environmental initiatives, including a pause in certain Eva Copper land-clearing activities for a protected species assessment, underscore its focus on sustainable operations.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a tragic loss-of-life incident at its Moab Khotsong mine near Orkney. An employee died in a seismicity-related fall-of-ground incident that occurred on the morning of 19 June 2026.
Harmony expressed condolences to the employee’s family, friends and colleagues, and stated that management is providing support to those affected. All relevant stakeholders have been notified, and an investigation led by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) is underway to determine the circumstances of the incident.
Chief Executive Officer Beyers Nel reiterated that safety is Harmony’s foremost priority and committed to working closely with the DMPR to ensure lessons from this event are applied across the company’s operations.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported that executive director HE Mashego executed an on-market sale of ordinary shares. On 28 May 2026, Mashego sold 3,000 Harmony shares at a volume weighted average price of R284.0333 per share, for a total value of R852,100.80. The disclosed price range for the trades was between R284.00 and R284.10 per share, and the interest in the shares is described as direct and beneficial. The company notes that prior clearance was obtained for these dealings, as required by the JSE Listings Requirements.
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited reported a tragic shaft engineering-related incident at its Mponeng mine near Carletonville, in which two employees lost their lives. Management is supporting the affected families and employees, and all relevant stakeholders have been notified.
An investigation led by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is underway to understand the circumstances of the incident. Chief Executive Officer Beyers Nel emphasized that the safety and well-being of employees remain the company’s highest priority and expressed heartfelt condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of the deceased.
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.
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.