AI Overview
As of early 2026,
South Africa remains the primary country of origin for Sibanye-Stillwater shareholders, accounting for 27.11% of the total. The investor base is highly international, with significant institutional holdings from the
United Kingdom and the
United States
Geographic Origin of Shareholders
| Country/Category | Percentage Holding |
|---|---|
South Africa | 27.11% |
United Kingdom | 6.62% - 6.7% |
United States | 3.66% - 3.75% |
Sweden | 0.27% |
| Individuals | 0.23% |
Source: MarketScreener
South Africa | 27.19% |
United Kingdom | 6.61% |
United States | 3.66% |
Sweden | 0.28% |
Individuals | 0.23% |
Australia | 0.13% |
Germany | 0.13% |
France | 0.12% |
Canada | 0.1% |
Norway | 0.09% |
Ireland | 0.07% |
Luxembourg | 0.06% |
Finland | 0.05% |
Italy | 0.03% |
Japan | 0.02% |
Switzerland | 0.02% |
Liechtenstein | 0.01% |
Singapore | 0.01% |
Spain | 0.01% |
Austria | 0.01% |
Denmark | 0.01% |
Based on 1000 largest holdings
The following major entities hold significant stakes as of late 2025/early 2026:
- Public Investment Corporation (South Africa): Holds 18.00% to 20.42%.
- South African Government Employee Pension Fund: Holds 13.96%.
- Lingotto Investment Management (UK): Holds 7.89% to 7.99%.
- JPMorgan Asset Management (UK/US): Holds between 4.95% and 6.20%.
- BlackRock (US): Holds approximately 5.11% to 5.46%.
- Vanguard (US): Holds approximately 4.19%.
- Allan Gray (South Africa): Holds 4.13%.
Shareholder Structure Notes
- Institutional Dominance: Approximately 73.29% of outstanding shares are held by institutional investors.
- Free Float: The company maintains a high free-float of approximately 96.33%.
- Regional Operations: While its shareholder base is global, its revenue remains heavily concentrated in South Africa(73%) followed by theUnited States(27%).
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Sibanye-Stillwater Key Steps for Managing Share Certificates
Sibanye-Stillwater typically requires shareholders to dematerialize physical share certificates through a registered transfer secretary or broker to facilitate trading or corporate actions.
There are a very high percentage of non resident shareholders 72.61 ? (March 2026) Do they require FICA ?
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