Sibanye-Stillwater filings document foreign private issuer reporting for a South African mining and metals processing group with ADRs listed in the United States. Current reports on Form 6-K furnish market releases and operating updates, including disclosures on safety performance, production, all-in sustaining cost, adjusted EBITDA, and segment activity in South African PGM, South African gold, U.S. PGM, and recycling operations.
The filing record also identifies the company’s Form 20-F reporting framework and foreign-issuer status. These disclosures connect SBSW’s operating results, commodity exposures, capital project references, and market announcements to its public-company reporting obligations.
Sibanye-Stillwater reports a much stronger Q1 2026, with group adjusted EBITDA rising 371% year-on-year to R19.4 billion (US$1.2 billion), helped by higher metals prices and stable operations.
South African PGM mines delivered 2% higher 4E production and flat all-in sustaining costs at R24,629/4Eoz (US$1,507/4Eoz), lifting adjusted EBITDA 393% to R12.4 billion (US$762 million). SA gold operations kept production broadly stable but benefited from a 49% stronger gold price, driving a 160% increase in adjusted EBITDA to R4.7 billion (US$288 million) despite higher costs.
US PGM operations saw higher AISC of US$1,291/2Eoz as mechanisation investment and lower volumes weighed on unit costs, but an 88% stronger 2E basket price and Section 45X credits supported adjusted EBITDA of US$48 million (R777 million). Recycling EBITDA jumped to US$98 million (R1.6 billion) on a 138% increase in precious metals sold, while the Century zinc retreatment business lifted adjusted EBITDA to US$29 million (R467 million) despite lower production. Construction of the Keliber lithium project is complete, with 42.1kt of ore stockpiled and staged ramp-up underway.