JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The operating free cash flow of gold and copper mining company Harmony increased by 54% to a record R17 148-million on higher average gold price received and copper sales from the CSA mine following the acquisition of MAC Copper.
This has enabled the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Harmony to declare a record final dividend of R4.8-billion, lifting the full-year dividend to R8.2-billion, a yield of about 3.5%.
Importantly, this was achieved while continuing to invest in reserve conversion, life extension, and future growth.
Despite a tragic loss of life in financial year 2026 (FY26), the group achieved an all-time low lost-time injury frequency rate of 5.05 from 5.39 per million hours worked, highlighting continued progress in its journey towards zero harm.
“Through safe, consistent operational delivery, disciplined execution and strategic investment, we achieved gold production guidance for the eleventh consecutive financial year and delivered on all key operating guidance metrics,” Harmony CEO Beyers Nel stated.
