Investors INVESTMENT CASE Regular, consistent dividends This is a key strategic imperative and differentiator for Sibanye-Stillwater, the benchmark dividend paying company in the mining sector. Organic and acquisitive growth will be directed by the ability to sustain or enhance this dividend strategy. Our high-quality gold assets are cash generative Since Sibanye-Stillwater’s listing in February 2013, costs have been reduced to globally competitive levels, production increased and stabilised, and the operating lives of our mines extended. Our aim is to enable value creation through both organic and acquisitive growth. High quality Reserves and Resources Our high-quality resources and reserves support our dividend strategy and ensure Sibanye-Stillwater’s sustainability. At 31 December 2017, we reported: Mineral Resources of 91.4Moz of gold, 159.5Mlb of uranium, 122.1Moz(4E) and 84.4Moz(2E) of PGMs and 18,661Mlbs of copper Mineral Reserves of 25.7Moz of gold, 96.1Mlb of uranium, 22.4Moz(4E) and 21.9Moz(2E) of PGMs Sufficient organic growth options Sibanye-Stillwater’s organic growth options are sufficient to sustain the current production profile without compromising the dividend strategy. Platinum acquisitions Following the acquisitions made during 2016 and in the first half of 2017, Sibanye-Stillwater will become a leading global multi-commodity company. Sibanye-Stillwater is currently the third largest producer of palladium (and the only primary producer of palladium) and of platinum in the world. Sibanye-Stillwater owns the most geographically diverse asset base in the global PGM sector. Largest individual gold producer in South Africa Sibanye-Stillwater is also among the top ten gold producer companies globally. Annual report suite 2017 Suite of reports HTM Integrated Annual Report 2017 PDF Integrated Annual Report 2017 PDF Annual Financial Report 2017 PDF Company Financial Statements 2017 PDF Summarised Report 2017 and Notice of Annual General Meeting PDF Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves Report 2017 PDF Form 20-F Supplementary documents PDF Reporting in line with GRI PDF Report of the Risk Committee PDF Report of the Social and Ethics Committee PDF Glossary PDF Environmental incidents 2017 PDF Sibanye's local economic development projects 2017 Fact sheets PDF Beatrix power failure in February 2018 PDF Biomonitoring of rivers PDF Carbon management for a sustainable future PDF CARE for iMali – an update PDF Illegal mining – Moving towards ‘Zero Zama’ PDF Stope mechanisation programme PDF Water conservation and water demand management PDF Housing - SA region