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

Gold Fields reported a significant increase in profit for FY2025, with attributable profit reaching US$3,567.4 million ($3.99 per share), up from US$1,245.0 million ($1.39 per share) in 2024. The company's gold-equivalent production rose to 2,438,000 ounces, compared to 2,071,000 ounces in the previous year, with revenue per ounce increasing to US$3,496.The company declared a final dividend of 1850 SA cents per share and a special dividend of 450 SA cents per share. Additionally, Gold Fields announced US$353 million in additional shareholder returns, comprising US$253 million in special dividends and US$100 million in share buybacks. The total distribution to shareholders amounts to US$1.7 billion, representing 54% of adjusted free cash flow.Financial metrics showed strong performance with AISC at US$1,645/oz and net debt reduced to US$1,442 million, resulting in a improved net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 0.26. The company maintains operations across Australia, Ghana, Peru, Chile, and South Africa, with one project in Canada.

Gold Fields reported a significant increase in profit for FY2025, with attributable profit reaching US$3,567.4 million ($3.99 per share), up from US$1,245.0 million ($1.39 per share) in 2024. The company's gold-equivalent production rose to 2,438,000 ounces, compared to 2,071,000 ounces in the previous year, with revenue per ounce increasing to US$3,496.The company declared a final dividend of 1850 SA cents per share and a special dividend of 450 SA cents per share. Additionally, Gold Fields announced US$353 million in additional shareholder returns, comprising US$253 million in special dividends and US$100 million in share buybacks. The total distribution to shareholders amounts to US$1.7 billion, representing 54% of adjusted free cash flow.Financial metrics showed strong performance with AISC at US$1,645/oz and net debt reduced to US$1,442 million, resulting in a improved net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 0.26. The company maintains operations across Australia, Ghana, Peru, Chile, and South Africa, with one project in Canada.