Harmony Gold publishes 2026 annual report

By Public Technologies
  • Harmony Gold's fiscal 2026 annual report highlighted its expansion into Australian copper through the CSA acquisition and Eva Copper construction.
  • CSA integration is complete, with a 24-month optimization program underway.
  • Eva Copper secured long-lead equipment and major contracts as process plant construction ramped up.
  • Gold production met guidance for the 11th consecutive year, reinforcing the cash-generating foundation supporting copper growth.
  • Six employees died during the year despite the lowest recorded lost-time injury frequency rate.


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