About Gold Fields

Gold Fields has nine operating mines in Australia, Peru, South Africa and West Africa (including the Asanko JV) and one project in Chile.

Our Operations

We have total attributable annual gold-equivalent production of 2.2Moz, attributable gold-equivalent Mineral Reserves of 52.1Moz and Mineral Resources of 116.0Moz.

Sustainability

Sustainability for Gold Fields covers issues relating to our social licence to operate as well as mitigating the impact our operations have on the environment and adjacent communities

Investors and Media Information

Our shares are listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and our American depositary shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).

Our People

We continually look for people who have a high performance attitude and can grow with us.

Suppliers

Our operations depend upon the reliable supply of responsibly produced products and services, and the know-how of experts in their field.

SUSTAINABILITY Foundations and trusts

Foundations and trusts

Gold Fields funds and works with associated foundations and community trusts to deliver social investment projects that share value created by our operations with host communities.

In South Africa we collaborate with the trustees of the independent South Deep Education Trust and the South Deep Community Trust to facilitate more effective delivery of projects that benefit host and labour sending communities. The South Deep Education Trust and the South Deep Community Trust, together with the employee-based Thusano Trust, were established as part of South Deep’s 2010 Black Economic Empowerment initiative.

In Ghana our community initiatives are channelled through the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation. The trustees of this foundation comprise independent representatives as well as representatives from Gold Fields.

Below is a brief profile of the trusts and foundations that Gold Fields works with.

 

  • Gold Fields Ghana Foundation
    PURPOSE:
    • The mission of the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation (foundation) is to promote and facilitate sustainable socio-economic development in order to improve the quality of life in Ghana.
    • The sole objective of the foundation shall be to provide funds for charitable projects and causes in the Republic of Ghana that are, subject to the policies and rules of the foundation, deemed worthy and suitable by the Managing Trustees.
    • The foundation will primarily (but not exclusively) focus on the communities around Gold Fields Group operating mines in Ghana, particularly those directly affected by Group mining activities and where Group employees and their dependents live. Projects of national significance will also be funded by the foundation where these are considered appropriate by the Managing Trustees. Within this context, the foundation will primarily concentrate on projects and causes in the alternative livelihood, health, education, water and sanitation, and infrastructure sectors.
  • CONTACT DETAILS:

    C/O Gold Fields Ghana
    No. 7 Dr Amilcar Cabral Road
    Airport Residential Area, Accra, Ghana
    P. O. Box KA30742

    Airport, Accra, Ghana
    Tel. +233 (0)302 770189/190/191
    Fax: +233 (0)302 770187
    Contact: Foundation Secretary
    Michael Akafia at
    Michael.Akafia@goldfields.com

    Website: www.goldfields-ghana.com/about-gold-fields-ghana-foundation.php


 

TRUSTEES:
NAME DESIGNATION RESPONSIBILITY
Joshua Mortoti
 Acting Executive Vice President, Gold Fields West Africa Acting Chairman of Managing Trustees
Stephen Osei-Bempah
 General Manager, Gold Fields Ghana Limited (Tarkwa Mine) Managing Trustee
Michiel van der Merwe Acting Vice President – Operations, Gold Fields West Africa Managing Trustee
Mawuli Ababio Director of Gold Fields Ghana Limited and Abosso Goldfields Limited Managing Trustee
Sulemanu Koney
 Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Mines Managing Trustee
Robert Wisdom Cudjoe Member of Parliament for the Prestea/ Huni-Valley Constituency Managing Trustee
Mireku Duker Member of Parliament for the Tarkwa Nsuaem Constituency Managing Trustee
  • South Deep Community Trust
    PURPOSE:
    • To procure and utilise donations and other accruals to the Trust for payment to the Beneficiaries for:
    • Community development projects – aimed at job creation, establishment of educational facilities, adult literacy as well as development of infrastructure within the Community
    • Promotion of Community-based projects – self-help, poverty alleviation, empowerment, capacity-building, provision of training, support or assistance to emerging micro-enterprises (including granting of loans on terms and within regulatory conditions)
    • Provision of training, support or assistance to community-based projects both in adjacent communities as well as Labour Sending Areas
    • Funding to charitable institutions with similar objectives to the South Deep Community Trust
  • CONTACT DETAILS:

    NLA Legal Inc

    24 Crawford Avenue, Norscot, Sandton

    P.O. Box 662, Bromhof, 2154

    Tel: +27 (0) 11 7041563
    Direct Fax: +27 (0)86 6889555
    Mobile: +27 (0)82 9209628
    Email: Trust Administrator Natalie Lubbe at natalie@NLAteam.co.za

    Website: www.sdtrusts.org.za


 

South Deep Community Trust Deed - 2MB
TRUSTEES:
Name   Designation
Alex Khumalo   Independent Trustee
Neville Melville   Independent Trustee
Tebogo Makolwane   Independent Trustee – representing the community
Abraham Mokome   Independent Trustee – representing the community
Thandile Ntshwanti   Independent Trustee / Chairperson
Elane Botha   Trustee – representing Gold Fields
Vacant   Independent Trustee – representing the National Union of Mineworkers

 

Financial Statements:
AFS Dec 2021 SDCT - PDF 7MB
AFS Dec 2020 SDCT - PDF 1MB
AFS Dec 2019 SDCT - PDF 1MB
AFS Dec 2018 SDCT - PDF 737KB
AFS Dec 2017 SDCT - PDF 681KB
AFS Dec 2016 SDCT - PDF 535KB
  • South Deep Education Trust
    PURPOSE:
    • To provide funding to the Beneficiaries for:
    • Education – educational training facilities, board and lodging, tuition, scholarships, bursaries, skills development, provision of school buildings, equipment for educational institutions, curriculum support, school development, safety & security at schools, outreach programmes, study and research
    • Legal resources – legal advice, legal assistance, research. Prosecuting, defending or instituting legal action
    • Community-based projects – self-help, poverty alleviation, empowerment, capacity-building, provision of training, support or assistance to emerging micro-enterprises
    • Provision of funding to projects in Labour Sending Areas
    • Donations to charitable institutions with similar objectives to the South Deep Education Trust
  • CONTACT DETAILS:

    NLA Legal Inc

    24 Crawford Avenue, Norscot, Sandton

    PO Box 662, Bromhof, 2154

    Tel: +27 (0) 11 7041563
    Direct Fax: +27 (0)86 6889555
    Mobile: +27 (0)82 9209628
    Email: Trust Administrator Natalie Lubbe at natalie@NLAteam.co.za

    Website: www.sdtrusts.org.za


 

South Deep Education Trust Deed - 3MB
TRUSTEES:
Name   Designation
Alex Khumalo   Independent Trustee
Neville Melville   Independent Trustee
Tebogo Makolwane   Independent Trustee – representing the community
Abraham Mokome   Independent Trustee – representing the community
Thandile Ntshwanti   Independent Trustee / Chairperson
Elane Botha   Trustee – representing Gold Fields
Vacant   Independent Trustee – representing the National Union of Mineworkers

 

Financial Statements:
AFS Dec 2021 SDET - PDF 7MB
AFS Dec 2020 SDET - PDF 1MB
AFS Dec 2019 SDET - PDF 7MB
AFS Dec 2018 SDET - PDF 622KB
AFS Dec 2017 SDET - PDF 672KB
AFS Dec 2016 SDET - PDF 672KB
Westonaria Community Trust

The WCT was wound up in 2019. The WCT transferred the amount of R12m to the South Deep Education Trust, to be ring-fenced and to be utilised specifically for the purpose of building a TVET college in Westonaria. The Close-Out report and accounts for the WCT is attached below:

WCT Close-Out Report and Accounts - 8MB