Slide 1: Leading ESG Transformation at Gold Fields
LEADING ESG TRANSFORMATION AT GOLD FIELDS STUART MATHEWS, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AUSTRALIA
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS Certain statements in this document constitute “forward looking statements” within the meaning of Section 27A of the US Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the US Securities Exchange Act of 1934. In particular, the forward-looking statements in this document include
Slide 3: Our Vision, Why We Exist and Our Values
Dur liision Where we want to go! To be the preferred gold mining company, delivering sustainable, superior value. ENABLERS + Zero harm (Safety, Health, Environment) and Wellbeing + High performance, values-driven culture that is welcoming to all + Fit-for-purpose modernisation and innovation driving
Slide 4: A Globally Diversified Gold Miner
A GLOBALLY DIVERSIFIED GOLD MINER Gold Fields Group Q1 2023 SNAPSHOT Mines: 3) Projects: 2 Countries: 5 Att. production: 577koz AIC: US$1,343/oz *Free cash flow from ops: US$83m Q1 2023 att. production contribution Americas 13% Australia Ore 42% » West Africa 30% South Africa 15% Project: Windfall ~
Slide 5: Gold Fields' 2030 ESG Targets — 2022 Status
) GOLD FIELDS’ 2030 ESG TARGETS — 2022 STATUS SAFETY, HEALTH, WELLBEING & 2 = GENDER DIVERSITY gy STAKEHOLDER ENVIRONMENT + Zero fatalities + 30% women representation + 30% of total value created benefits host + Zero serious injuries communities + Zero serious environmental incidents + 6 legacy prog
Slide 6: Sustainable Energy
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
Slide 7: Renewable Energy Global Rollout at Our Mines
2 RENEWABLE ENERGY GLOBAL ROLLOUT AT OUR MINES South Deep + Commissioned in Q4 2022 50MW solar plant + Further solar and wind power being investigated for 2024 Gruyere 12MW + Commissioned on 31 July 2022 solar plant Cerro Corona 100% of Cerro Corona’s electricity supply has green power been classifi
Slide 8: Conceptual Pathway to Net Zero by 2050
18 144 04 4 024 0.0 CONCEPTUAL PATHWAY TO NET ZERO BY 2050 CLEAN ELECTRICITY TO ACCOUNT FOR 2/3RD OF TARGETED EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS BY 2050 Target 100% Clean Electricity (“ /3 of current Scope 1 + 2 emissions) Target > 70% green © Target 100% green plus export opportunities Leverage disruptive techno
Slide 9: Gold Fields in Australia Our Journey So Far
GOLD FIELDS IN AUSTRALIA OUR JOURNEY SO FAR A$110M INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLES - 12% REGIONAL NET EMISSIONS REDUCTION GRUYERE + 8MW solar, 2MW/1MWh BESS, 35MW gas, + 18MW wind, 4MW solar, 13MW/4MWh + 12MW solar, 4.4MW/4.4MWh BESS, 53MW 5MW diesel BESS, 18MW gas, 3MW diesel gas, 3MW diesel + Renewables
Slide 10: Next Steps
NEXT STEPS ST IVES FEASIBILITY STUDY + 40 MW solar farm + 60 MW wind farm + 80% energy from renewables + 2-2.5 year project - LOM at SIGM
Slide 11: Modernisation
MODERNISATION AGENDA —
Slide 12: Priority Modernisation Strategy
PRIORITY MODERNISATION STRATEGY AUTONOMOUS HOLE CLEANING aie COLLISION AVOIDANCE & FATIGUE MONITORING VENT ON DEMAND - iver] REDUCED & ZERO EMISSION MATERIAL MOVEMENT > SAFETY DECARBONISATION
Slide 13: Safety
SAFETY + Regional rollout of Fatigue Monitoring Systems + Focus on Collision Avoidance Systems — Future EMERST aes Level 9 + Autonomous Production Hole Cleaning & Survey . S Z t development ~ = pas Ww, -— “
Slide 14: Utilisation
——— UTILISATION + Mobile Asset Tracking + Integrated Mine Operating Systems + Autonomous Underground Trucking over Shift Change
Slide 15: Australia's First Battery Powered Truck
A'S FIRST BATTERY POWERED TRI Le DIESEL EMISSIONS
Slide 16: Action on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Starts With Us
ACTION ON DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION STARTS WITH US We have joined fellow members of ICMM in making a collective commitment to improving diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the industry and positively influencing the local communities that we are part of. Our team worked closely with ICMM
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