Sibanye in talks on lending covenants

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As PGM prices hurt profit.

Sibanye Stillwater said on Friday it’s talking to lenders about temporarily raising covenants after lower platinum-group metal prices weighed on earnings. Last year, Sibanye joined South African rivals Anglo American Platinum and Impala Platinum Holdings in reporting a dramatic slump in earnings as prices for platinum, palladium and rhodium tumbled.

Amplats wants to lay off one in five of its workers First-quarter adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation fell to R2.14 billion from R7.76 billion a year earlier, Sibanye said. Last year, the company posted a $2 billion loss after taking an impairment against its US palladium mine. Sibanye Stillwater’s share price © 2024 Bloomberg

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