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NYSE:SBSW 31 October 2025 - 25 January 2026

Sibanye Stillwater Stock (NYSE: SBSW) Watch: Platinum’s Record Run Puts PGM Miner in the Spotlight Heading Into Monday

Sibanye Stillwater Stock (NYSE: SBSW) Watch: Platinum’s Record Run Puts PGM Miner in the Spotlight Heading Into Monday

Sibanye Stillwater’s U.S. shares closed at $15.70 Friday, up 3.97%, just below a 12-month high, as platinum surged to record levels above $2,400 an ounce. The company’s market cap stands at $11.28 billion, with a forward P/E near 5.5. Precious metals rallied sharply on supply concerns and European policy shifts, fueling volatility ahead of Monday’s market open.
Sibanye Stillwater Limited Stock (SBSW) Watch: Platinum’s Record Run, Section 45X Tailwinds, and What to Know Before the Next NYSE Session

Sibanye Stillwater Limited Stock (SBSW) Watch: Platinum’s Record Run, Section 45X Tailwinds, and What to Know Before the Next NYSE Session

Sibanye Stillwater’s NYSE ADR closed at $15.70, up 3.9%, before U.S. equity markets shut for the weekend at 5:06 a.m. ET Saturday. The move follows platinum hitting a record $2,413.62/oz on December 26, driven by tight supply and an EU policy shift. Gold also reached an all-time high of $4,441.92/oz this week. SBSW trades near its 52-week peak.
$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

Palladium rose to about $1,460/oz on Oct 31, 2025, after jumping 4.4% on Oct 30 following a Fed rate cut and U.S.-China trade news. The metal is up roughly 56% year-to-date but remains volatile, having pulled back sharply from a mid-October peak of $1,695. Supply remains tight, with Russia and South Africa leading production and a combined deficit of about 1.5 million oz over 2023–24.
31 October 2025
Platinum Prices Explode in 2025 – Latest Surge, Expert Insights & Forecasts

Platinum Prices Explode in 2025 – Latest Surge, Expert Insights & Forecasts

Platinum jumped to $1,621.60/oz on Oct 31, 2025, up about 80% for the year, outpacing gold, silver, and palladium. The metal broke above $1,600/oz in mid-October and continued rising on strong industrial and jewelry demand, tight supply, and safe-haven flows. Gold ended October near $4,011/oz, up 51% year-to-date. Silver reached $49.10/oz, up 60%.
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