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Issued by Harmony Gold
Mining Company Limited
For more details contact:
Frank Abbott
Financial Director
Tel: +27 (0)82 800 4290 (mobile)
Marian van der Walt
Executive: Corporate and Investor
Relations
Tel: +27 (0)82 888 1242 (mobile)
Corporate office:
Randfontein Office Park
P O Box 2
Randfontein
South Africa 1760
T +27 (11) 411 2000
Listing codes:
JSE: HAR
NYSE: HMY
ISIN no:
ZAE000015228
Registration no: 1950/038232/06
Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited
(Harmony), a world-class gold mining
and exploration company, has
operations and assets in South Africa
and Papua New Guinea. Harmony,
which has more than 60 years’
experience in the industry, is the third
largest gold producer in South Africa.
Our assets include 9 underground
mines and 1 open pit operation and
several surface sources in South Africa.
Our assets in PNG
–
an open pit mine
(Hidden Valley), as well as the
significant Golpu project
–
are held in a
joint venture. We also own several
exploration tenements, in Papua New
Guinea.
The company’s primary stock exchange
listing is on the JSE with a secondary
listing on the New York Stock
Exchange. The bulk of our shareholders
are in South Africa and the United
States. Additional information on the
company is available on the corporate
Harmony CEO Graham Briggs to retire
Johannesburg. Thursday, 16 July 2015. The Board of Harmony Gold Mining
Company Limited (“Harmony” and/or “the Company”) advises that Graham Briggs,
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has indicated his wish to retire as CEO and member of
the board. Graham (62), has had a long and distinguished career in the South African
mining industry, including 20 years of service with Harmony. He was appointed as
CEO in 2008.
The chairman of Harmony, Patrice Motsepe, extended to Graham the well wishes of
the board, adding that “it has been a privilege to work with Graham and we wish to
thank him for the valuable contribution he has made to Harmony and the mining
industry. The global mining industry is currently experiencing challenging times and
we are committed to ensuring that Harmony continues to be a globally competitive
company.”
The Harmony Board will now commence a formal search for the new CEO. Graham
has agreed to remain in the role of CEO until a suitable candidate has been appointed
and to ensure a smooth handover. When the new CEO has been appointed, a further
announcement will be made.