Sibanye-Stillwater is committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct in all our business relationships.
Prohibited gifts
To ensure transparency and integrity, we have included in our Code of Ethics a list of prohibited gifts that applies to all our employees, directors, officers, and their close family members. We kindly request your cooperation in not offering or providing prohibited gifts to any of our employees, directors, officers, and their close family members. The following are examples of prohibited gifts:
- Gifts of cash or cash equivalents in any amount
- Paid commercial transportation or lodging without the written pre-approval of a Sibanye-Stillwater C-Suite member
- Free use of any vehicle, appliance, or other property
- Borrowing of money from providers (other than from financial institutions on competitive terms) or having a supplier act as guarantor for any loan, mortgage, or lien
- Entertainment that substantially exceeds either prudent business standards or normal reciprocal business entertainment by that Sibanye-Stillwater will provide
- Gift (including entertainment) over the following nominal values without written pre-approval:
- R1 000 (Southern Africa)
- US$ 100 (Americas)
- € 100 (Europe)
- AU$ 100 (Australia)
- Expenses paid on behalf of an employee or their close family member
We value our partnership with you and appreciate your understanding and cooperation in upholding these ethical standards. Should you have any questions regarding this, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Supplier Code of Conduct
Our Supplier Code of Conduct (“Code”) sets out the principles for and our expectations of suppliers, consultants, service providers, distributors or any other party involved in the supply chain(“Suppliers”), regarding matters such as ethical sourcing, environmental sustainability, and human rights.
For further information, we encourage our suppliers to read our comprehensive Code of Ethics document, available in
English, Finnish, French, isiXhosa, SeSotho, Setswana, Spanish and Xitsonga.
