
Sibanye-Stillwater Plans 75% Increase in Chrome Volumes
Expansion plans pointing to 75% increase in Sibanye-Stillwater’s chrome volumes.
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Nedbank backs Geita with $714 mln as JSE ends little changed
The JSE All Share closed up 0.0441% at 110337.36 points, while the Top 40 slipped 0.0196% to 101983.76 points. Nedbank backed AngloGold Ashanti's Geita gold mine with $714 million in financing, according to Mining.com.au, after Polity.org.za reported on July 14 that Nedbank CIB had underwritten a mining credit facility for the asset. Sibanye-Stillwater also completed a $500 million senior notes offering and liability management transaction, reports Global Legal Chronicle. The day's flow centered on mining finance and refinancing as equities ended near flat.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange — Financials Hold JSE Up 0.52% Despite 29 Decliners Out of 53
South African financials cushioned a mixed session on July 14, 2026, with the JSE All Share up 0.52% and the Top 40 gaining 0.63%. Capitec and FirstRand led turnover, while firmer gold, platinum and palladium prices supported miners.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange — SSW gains 5.4% in 5 days as palladium rally lifts the case
SSW has risen 5.4% over five sessions to 35.09 ZAR as palladium jumped 5.0% and platinum gained 2.7%. Yet the stock still screens as high risk, with an RSI of 36 and a negative internal signal.