The interim profit of Sibanye-Stillwater, one of the world’s biggest precious-metals miners, fell more than a third as there was a slowdown in global growth, which reduced demand for commodities, leading to lower prices.

The company, valued at about R89.3bn on the JSE, reported a profit of R7.8bn in its results for the six months to end-June, down about R4.6bn from the R12.3bn reported in the same period in 2022...

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