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Gold Fields (following the unbundling of Sibanye Gold) is a large unhedged producer of gold with attributable annual production of approximately 2 million gold ounces from six operating mines in Australia, Ghana, Peru and South Africa. The new Gold Fields also has an extensive and diverse global growth pipeline with four major projects in resource development and feasibility. The new Gold Fields has total attributable gold Mineral Reserves of 54.9 million ounces and Mineral Resources of 125.5 million ounces. Gold Fields is listed on the JSE Limited (primary listing), the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ Dubai Limited, Euronext in Brussels (NYX) and the Swiss Exchange (SWX). In February 2013, Gold Fields unbundled its KDC and Beatrix mines in South Africa into a separately listed company, Sibanye Gold. |
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Gold Fields Ghana wins 2011 Global Business Coalition Health AwardOn 2 June 2011, Gold Fields Ghana was announced as the winner of the Workplace and Community Engagement category at the GBC Health1 Awards held in New York. GBC Health is a global business coalition seeking to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and malaria. The award recognises the work of the Wellbeing Unit at Gold Fields Ghana – led by Charity Tuffour-Kwarteng – which operates a comprehensive workplace and community education, prevention, treatment and support programme. This wellness programme aims to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria within Gold Fields workforce in Ghana – and within local communities. The wellness programme has delivered encouraging results. In 2010, for example, Gold Fields Ghana recorded significant reductions in cases of sexually transmitted infections (90% reduction) and malaria (60% reduction) amongst employees. Likewise, 96% of Gold Fields Ghana employees have undergone voluntary testing for HIV, which has suggested a prevalence rate of less than 1%. In addition, 150 workplace and community health educators have been trained under the programme, and engaged with over 18,500 people in 2011. In particular, GBC Health commended the wellness programme for two “critical success factors”:
GBC Health is a not-for-profit organisation with a membership of over 200 businesses and organisations – including major multi-national enterprises such as Coca-Cola, Standard Chartered Bank and Unilever. GBC Health aims to apply its members' assets and resources to help improve public health – in partnership with NGOs, United Nations agencies and government programmes. The 2011 GBC Health Awards drew candidates from 82 companies who work in more than 50 countries. The awards presentation ceremony profiled Gold Fields programme and featured dignitaries such as Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson and former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. 1 GBC Health was formerly known as the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria |
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