We will deliver on our commitment to nature stewardship: by leaving net positive benefit to land, air, water, and nature and keeping materials in circulation and to climate action: through low-emission materials, green and battery metals and operating sites that are climate resilient and net zero.
Highlights from 2025
A-score
for our 2025 CDP Carbon submission
A-score
for our 2025 CDP Water submission
Adopted TNFD and completed
TNFD-aligned LEAP assessments
~765MW portfolio of renewable energy projects secured in South Africa
- Two projects brought to commercial operation
- Two additional PPAs closed
293GWh of clean electricity generated
- 316,875 tonnes of CO₂ emissions prevented
- R93 million in energy savings yielded
All operations completed water self-assessments
supporting a holistic approach to water as a resource
The group plays a vital role in delivering future-facing metals that power clean energy and drive global progress. We’re uniquely positioned to supply these metals responsibly — through primary mining, secondary mining, and recycling — embracing the circular economy and building partnerships across the value chain. We are also committed to limiting our impact on the environment though the way we operate.
Sibanye-Stillwater is a dedicated partner in the transition to a low-carbon future, given that we invest in green metals; these are metals needed for renewable energy (solar and wind), batteries, and hydrogen.
To develop a climate-resilient business, sustainability is integrated into the business strategy; and to support its execution and delivery, sustainability framework focuses on commitments supported by 2030 and 2050 targets.
The following sustainability Planet indicators are linked to the 2026 long-term incentive (LTI) performance conditions:
- Limit GHG emissions (scope 1 and 2)
- GWh saved through demand-side management
- Reduce total water purchased
- Improvement of performance score of baseline water assessments completed in 2025
- To reduce the TSF risks by closing the actionable recommendations
A closer look
-
+ Learn more: Climate change & energy management

Climate change & energy management
We support the global response to climate change by reducing our own carbon footprint and by delivering the commodities needed to mitigate carbon emissions.
-
+ Learn more: Air quality & water management

Air quality & water management
Air quality monitoring and responsible water stewardship are key priorities for embedding sustainability as the way we do business.
-
+ Learn more: Tailings management

Tailings management
We are committed to improving tailings management and reducing risk of our tailings storage facilities through applying industry best-practice.
-
+ Learn more: Biodiversity & land management

Biodiversity & land management
Protection of the biological resources – land, biodiversity and heritage – near our activities is a key element of our environmental strategy.
References
- Sustainability report 2025: Planet: Climate action and nature stewardship
- Data book 2025 including sustainability content index
- Fact sheet: Climate change supplement
- Fact sheet: Biodiversity management
- Media release, November 24, 2025: Sibanye-Stillwater confirmed as a Taskforce on Nature‑related Financial Disclosures adopter
- Media release: Sibanye-Stillwater celebrates renewable energy milestone as the Castle wind farm achieves commercial operation, 1 April 2025
- CDP corporate questionnaire 2024 (water and climate change)
- Group minimum standard: Air emissions and greenhouse gas emissions
- Group minimum standard: Water management
- Group minimum standard: Non-mineral waste
- Position statement: Energy and decarbonisation
- Position statement: Land management
- Group minimum standard: Biodiversity management
- Position statement: Mineral and non-mineral waste
- Policy statement: Tailings stewardship
