HARMONY GOLD MINING CO LTD
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See all $HMY insider activity →Harmony Gold reported strong FY26 results, with revenue up 34% and headline earnings per share rising 87%, driven by a 35% increase in the average gold price received. The company also achieved record adjusted free cash flow and declared a record final dividend.
Harmony Gold reported a R9.65bn ($571m) loss from gold hedging in FY26, but maintains the strategy to protect margins. Outstanding hedge liabilities fell to R2.14bn from R12.24bn. The Eva Copper project remains on track for 2028 production despite environmental hurdles. Harmony has not changed its capital guidance.
Harmony, a gold and copper miner, reported an 87% rise in earnings (HEPS: 4,363c) and 34% revenue growth (R99.24bn) for the year ended June. It paid a record dividend of 750c per share. CEO Beyers Nel highlighted strong operational performance, record cash flow (R17.15bn), and growth in gold and copper production. The company aims to focus on execution and value unlocking through 2030.
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Harmony Gold reported strong FY26 results, with revenue up 34% and headline earnings per share rising 87%, driven by a 35% increase in the average gold price received. The company also achieved record adjusted free cash flow and declared a record final dividend.
1 min readHarmony Gold reported a R9.65bn ($571m) loss from gold hedging in FY26, but maintains the strategy to protect margins. Outstanding hedge liabilities fell to R2.14bn from R12.24bn. The Eva Copper project remains on track for 2028 production despite environmental hurdles. Harmony has not changed its capital guidance.
2 min readHarmony, a gold and copper miner, reported an 87% rise in earnings (HEPS: 4,363c) and 34% revenue growth (R99.24bn) for the year ended June. It paid a record dividend of 750c per share. CEO Beyers Nel highlighted strong operational performance, record cash flow (R17.15bn), and growth in gold and copper production. The company aims to focus on execution and value unlocking through 2030.
2 min readHarmony Gold reported an 87% increase in headline earnings per share for FY26, driven by higher gold prices and copper sales from its newly acquired CSA mine. Adjusted free cash flow rose 54% to R17.15bn, supporting a record final dividend of 750c per share. Gold production decreased 3% but remained within guidance, while copper production was at the upper end of estimates. The company maintained its production forecasts for FY27.
2 min readHarmony Gold Mining reported record fiscal 2026 results, with revenue up 34% to ZAR 100 billion, headline earnings per share up 87% to ZAR 43.63, and operating free cash flow up 54% to ZAR 17 billion. The company declared a final dividend of ZAR 7.50 per share. Shares fell 2.27% to $22.43 before recovering slightly in after-hours trading. Harmony highlighted its diversified gold-and-copper portfolio and strong financial performance.
2 min readHarmony expects full-year earnings to nearly double, with HEPS between 4,050c and 4,450c, up 73%-90% YoY. Gold production met guidance at 1,429,551oz, and copper production from CSA mine contributed 18,207 tonnes. Higher gold prices and cost management supported results. Full financials due August 27.
2 min readGold mining stocks declined Tuesday as spot gold prices fell 1% to $4,369.82 per ounce, driven by rising Treasury yields and inflation concerns. Barrick Mining (ABX) dropped 1.1%, Newmont (NEM) fell 2.8%, and other major gold miners also saw declines. Rising oil prices and a steepening yield curve contributed to the weakness in gold prices, according to Peter Grant of Zaner Metals.
2 min readGold mining shares fell as spot gold eased 0.5% to $4,007.61/oz, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and higher Treasury yields. Investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s rate decision and Chair Kevin Warsh’s comments. Newmont fell 1.5% and Barrick 2.7%, while Gold Fields, AngloGold Ashanti, Harmony Gold, Agnico Eagle, and Kinross also declined.
3 min readU.S.-listed gold miners rose in premarket as spot gold gained 1.5% to $4,067.64/oz, amid investor focus on diplomatic efforts to ease U.S.-Iran tensions. Newmont (NEM) rose about 3% and Barrick (ABX) about 2.7%. Gold Fields (GFI), Harmony (HMY), AngloGold Ashanti (AU) and Sibanye Stillwater (SBSW) also increased, along with Agnico Eagle (AEM) and Kinross (K).
2 min readHarmony Gold paused land clearing at its Eva Copper project in Northwest Queensland after a protected species was found, pending engagement with regulators and environmental specialists. Harmony said Eva is central to its copper diversification strategy. The company reiterated FY gold guidance (1.4–1.5Moz) and expects CSA copper output of 17,500–18,500 tonnes.
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