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Gold fields reported a large drop in earnings in its 2018 year to end-December.
Revenue was in at $2.57bn, 7% less than the previous year, as production at its only SA operation, South Deep, declined.
CEO Nick Holland joined Business Day TV to discuss the company’s results.
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland talks to Business Day TV about the company’s full-year results
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