Slide 1: Gold Fields 2022 Mining Indaba presentation
Gold Fields 2022 Mining Indaba presentation Chris Griffith: CEO 1
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: Key takeaway message here
KEY TAKEAWAY MESSAGE HERE Gold Fields ESG and Q1 results presentation 3
Slide 4: A globally diversified gold miner
A globally diversified gold miner FY 2021 Snapshot 2021 gold production contribution Gold Fields Group Americas: Mines: 9 South 11% Projects: 1 Africa: 12% Countries: 5 Man. Production: 2,430koz Australia: Att. production: 2,340koz 42% AIC: US$1,297/oz Mine net cash flow: US$913m West Free cash flow
Slide 5: Highlights for Q1 2022
Highlights for Q1 2022 Solid business performance, despite Covid and inflationary challenges • Safety: No fatality; TRIFR of 2.74 • ESG: Integrated Annual Report, Climate Change Report and Report to Stakeholders released • Production: Solid quarter - production up 7% YoY to 580koz • Cash generation:
Slide 6: 2022 Environment, Social & Governance (ESG) Update
z 2022 ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL & GOVERNANCE (ESG) UPDATE
Slide 7: Reminder - Gold Fields' 2030 ESG targets
Reminder - Gold Fields’ 2030 ESG targets 1 DECARBONISATION 2 TAILINGS MANAGEMENT 3 WATER STEWARDSHIP • 50% absolute emission and 30% net • Conformance to the Global Industry • 80% water recycled/reused emission reductions from 2016 baseline Standard on Tailings Management • 45% reduction in freshwat
Slide 8: Decarbonisation
Decarbonisation 8
Slide 9: Decarbonisation: Key developments 2021/2022
Decarbonisation Key developments – 2021/2022 2030 • 50% absolute emission and 30% net emission • South Deep 50MW plant on track for reductions from 2016 completion in Q3 2022 targets baseline (Scope 1 and 2) • License received to expand South Deep solar • Net zero emissions plant capacity to 60MW by
Slide 10: Gold Fields GHG emissions profile 2030
Gold Fields GHG emissions profile 2030 Impact of “core” initiatives (kt CO2e) 30% by 2030 reduction only possible with series of transitionary abatement initiatives to offset anticipated growth in emissions -54% 2395 31 264 702 759 120 55 26 28 28 1693 23 23 49 48 33 13 73 78 2030 Target 482 306 118
Slide 11: 2021 Performance
2021 Performance Group carbon emissions and energy performance • Our total carbon emissions rose to 2.26Mt CO2e in 2021 (2022: 2.13Mt CO2e) amid higher gold output • Group energy consumption was 13,900 TJ (2020: 13,130 TJ) • Group energy spending rose to US$341m (US$257m) mainly due to higher diesel
Slide 12: Videos: Our decarbonisation journey to date
Videos: Our decarbonisation journey to date Up until 2021 • Completed renewable microgrids at Agnew and Granny Smith • Commenced construction of renewable plants at South Deep, Gruyere and Salares Norte • Set 2030 decarbonisation targets Wind turbines at our Agnew mine 2022 to date • Gruyere microgr
Slide 13: South Deep and Gruyere solar plants in final stages
South Deep and Gruyere solar plants in final stages South Deep 50MW solar plant • 50MW solar plant ready for commissioning in Q3 2022 • Have received approval to raise capacity to 60MW; also examining wind power • R123m in electricity savings and 109kt net emission reductions a year South Deep solar
Slide 14: 100% green electricity at Cerro Corona
100% green electricity at Cerro Corona Cerro Corona electricity supply certified as renewable energy • Cerro Corona’s electricity supplier, Kallpa, supplies 100% renewable electricity to the mine through its Cerro del Aguila hydropower plant • International Renewable Energy Certificate (iREC) receiv
Slide 15: Low-carbon electricity in Ghana
Low-carbon electricity in Ghana Tarkwa and Damang electricity supply is low carbon natural gas • 2016: Installed 95MW of LPG-based electricity generation capacity via an IPP (Genser) to increase supply reliability (and reduce emissions) • Transitioned to natural gas in 2019 • Gas supply via pipeline
Slide 16: Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) trials to replace diesel
Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) trials to replace diesel Proof of concept ZEV truck & LHD trials • ZEV trials started in 2022 at our St Ives (50t haul truck; 18t loader; IT) and Granny Smith (pickup) mines in WA • A Sandvik LH518B ZEV loader is set to start trials at South Deep later this year • ZEV mi
Slide 17: Water stewardship
Water stewardship Gold Fields ESG and Q1 results presentation 17
Slide 18: Water stewardship: Key developments 2021/2022
Water stewardship Key developments – 2021/2022 2030 • 80% water recycled/reused • Freshwater usage declined due to increased recycling at Tarkwa and South Deep. targets • 45% reduction in freshwater use from • Process water is reused for cooling at the power plant and for mixing chemicals at Tarkwa
Slide 19: Performance and targets
Performance and targets WATER - % RECYCLED/REUSED FRESHWATER WITHDRAWAL AND FRESHWATER INTENSITY % 85 GL kL/oz 2030 Target : 80 % 16 8 80 14.5 14.2 14 7 75 12 6 10 10 9.7 70 10 9.4 9.2 5 9 8.9 8.8 8.7 8.4 7.8 8 2030 Target : 7,8 GL 4 65 6 3 60 4 2 55 1 2 50 0 0 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 202
Slide 20: Water stewardship strategic pillars
Water stewardship strategic pillars Being a trusted water stewardship partner Pillars Objectives Gold Fields’ • Ensure water security of supply Water Stewardship for LoM Security of supply • Update water security risks Strategy assessments to support sourcing • Reduce fresh water use • Optimise Grou
Slide 21: Longer-term water projects and programmes
Longer-term water projects and programmes Long-term water savings initiatives at our mines • Replacement of aged and leaking pipelines - South Deep • Increase reverse osmosis capacity - to increase recycling – South Deep • Reduce consumption water in the hostels - South Deep • Upgrade old return-wat
Slide 22: Thank you
THANK YOU Questions? 22