6-K: Report of foreign private issuer (related to financial reporting)

Gold Fields reported strong H1 2025 financial results with net profit rising 164% YoY to $1.03 billion, driven by a 24% increase in gold production to 1.14Moz and higher gold prices. Revenue grew 64% to $3.48 billion, while AISC decreased 4% to $1,682/oz. The company generated adjusted free cash flow of $952 million compared to an outflow of $58 million in H1 2024.The company declared an interim dividend of 700 SA cents per share, up 133% YoY, representing a 34% payout of normalized earnings. Salares Norte is on track to achieve commercial production in Q3 2025 and steady state in Q4 2025, while South Deep's production increased 31% to 153koz.The balance sheet remains robust with net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 0.37x. Gold Fields continues to advance its ESG targets and strategic initiatives, including the Gruyere acquisition and Windfall project development. The company maintains its FY2025 guidance of 2.25-2.45Moz at AISC of $1,500-1,650/oz.

Gold Fields reported strong H1 2025 financial results with net profit rising 164% YoY to $1.03 billion, driven by a 24% increase in gold production to 1.14Moz and higher gold prices. Revenue grew 64% to $3.48 billion, while AISC decreased 4% to $1,682/oz. The company generated adjusted free cash flow of $952 million compared to an outflow of $58 million in H1 2024.The company declared an interim dividend of 700 SA cents per share, up 133% YoY, representing a 34% payout of normalized earnings. Salares Norte is on track to achieve commercial production in Q3 2025 and steady state in Q4 2025, while South Deep's production increased 31% to 153koz.The balance sheet remains robust with net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 0.37x. Gold Fields continues to advance its ESG targets and strategic initiatives, including the Gruyere acquisition and Windfall project development. The company maintains its FY2025 guidance of 2.25-2.45Moz at AISC of $1,500-1,650/oz.