Spun out of Gold Fields in 2013, Sibanye-Stillwater subsequently embarked on a diversification drive that raised eyebrows and sceptical scrutiny in some circles. (Image: Sibanye Stillwater)“We have come through a period of phenomenal growth,” Stewart said at the presentation at the JSE. It’s been a long journey, with many twists and turns, that was driven by founding CEO Neal Froneman, a deal-maker of note with M&A in his DNA. “We do not have an acquisition strategy ... our immediate focus is unlocking the potential from our existing resources,” Stewart said. Having diversified for growth and survival, Sibanye is now reviewing its assets and might even sell off those deemed as non-core.