Sibanye Stillwater Ltd
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See all $SBSW insider activity →Over 400 miners at Sibanye-Stillwater's Montana operations went on strike, demanding better healthcare and incentive pay. The strike began on Monday, according to local reports. The company has not yet publicly responded to the situation.
Sibanye Stillwater (SBSW) reported H1 2026 adjusted EBITDA nearing $2B, sales up 84.12% to $5.483B, and debt down 18%. Higher precious metals prices drove growth, with PGM and gold prices rising 67-70% and 35% respectively. The company approved new projects in copper, gold, and lithium. Shares rose 2.06% to $11.90 in premarket trading.
Sibanye-Stillwater's Mt Lyell copper-gold mine in Tasmania received approval to restart, creating 300 jobs. The company plans a $490M investment, with production expected by 2029. The mine has 79.4M tonnes of mineral resources, including 1.6B pounds of copper and 500K ounces of gold.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 11 news stories mentioning SBSW (Sibanye Stillwater Ltd). Coverage has skewed bullish: 7 bullish, 0 neutral, and 4 bearish.
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Labor strike could disrupt production and pressure earnings.
Strong earnings and deleveraging suggest improved cash flow and could support further upside.
The restart approval unlocks a major capital project for Sibanye-Stillwater, likely boosting its copper and gold production outlook.
Potential short-term production slowdown and cost pressure.
Strike could reduce output and pressure margins.
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Over 400 miners at Sibanye-Stillwater's Montana operations went on strike, demanding better healthcare and incentive pay. The strike began on Monday, according to local reports. The company has not yet publicly responded to the situation.
1 min readSibanye Stillwater (SBSW) reported H1 2026 adjusted EBITDA nearing $2B, sales up 84.12% to $5.483B, and debt down 18%. Higher precious metals prices drove growth, with PGM and gold prices rising 67-70% and 35% respectively. The company approved new projects in copper, gold, and lithium. Shares rose 2.06% to $11.90 in premarket trading.
2 min readSibanye-Stillwater's Mt Lyell copper-gold mine in Tasmania received approval to restart, creating 300 jobs. The company plans a $490M investment, with production expected by 2029. The mine has 79.4M tonnes of mineral resources, including 1.6B pounds of copper and 500K ounces of gold.
2 min readSibanye-Stillwater received a strike notice from the United Steelworkers union for its Stillwater East PGM mine and Columbus facility in the US, effective September 3. The strike excludes the East Boulder mine, where negotiations continue. The company has been in talks for over four months and aims to reduce operating costs for long-term sustainability, according to the company.
2 min readSibanye-Stillwater (SBSW) faces a strike at its US operations starting Sept. 3, affecting 750 employees. The strike follows failed contract negotiations. The company aims to reach a deal, while the union alleges bad-faith bargaining. The mines produced 137,930 ounces in H1 2026, with Stillwater East contributing 55%.
1 min readSibanye-Stillwater warns it may close its Stillwater mine if workers strike over a new wage agreement. The company aims to cut costs to $1,000/oz by implementing a team-based incentive system. Production fell to 284,069 oz in 2025, and US PGM operations were cash negative in H1. The United Steelworkers union has announced a strike starting Thursday.
3 min readSibanye-Stillwater CEO Richard Stewart called the Mt Lyell copper project in Australia 'juicy' with expansion potential. The R5.5bn project, approved for 2026, aims to produce 26,000 tons of copper annually by 2029, along with gold and silver by-products. The company plans to spend R3.5bn on the Burnstone gold mine in South Africa. Copper prices have risen 73% since 2023, influencing the decision. Stillwater's US operations face cost-cutting challenges.
2 min readSibanye-Stillwater (SSW, SBSW) approved two new mining projects: Mt Lyell (copper-gold) in Tasmania and Burnstone (gold) in South Africa. The company plans to invest $7.5M in Mt Lyell and $5M in Burnstone in 2026, aiming for first ore in 2029. Half-year results showed profit tripled due to higher metals prices, with headline earnings per share rising to $0.33.
3 min readSibanye-Stillwater reported a record half-year performance with revenue up 65% to R90 billion and adjusted Ebitda up 111% to R31.8 billion. The company declared a R5.7 billion dividend and plans investments in Burnstone gold mine and South Africa PGM projects. Gold and PGM operations showed strong earnings, with Ebitda margins at 32% and 302% respectively.
2 min readSibanye-Stillwater (SBSW) reported strong H1 earnings, with South African PGM and gold operations generating significant cash flow. The company plans to reduce debt and invest in projects like Burnstone and Mt Lyell. Adjusted EBITDA for PGM and gold segments rose 302% and 87% YoY, respectively. Capital expenditure was ZAR 8.2 billion, with plans to fund projects and prioritize shareholder returns.
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