Sibanye-Stillwater’s South African platinum group metals operations are based at Rustenburg in the North West. The details below were read from sibanyestillwater.com on 2 September 2026.

Local channels

Sibanye-Stillwater publishes no email address for the Rustenburg operations – its overseas operations get mailboxes, its South African ones do not. The 014 number is the published route.

Address

The postal address is at Bleskop, not at the Hex River Complex, and the two carry different codes – use the PO Box for anything sent by post.

This is an operating mine complex, not an office park. Access is controlled and there is no public walk-in reception – arriving at the gate without an appointment or an induction will not get you in.

Services at this location

Rustenburg is the base for Sibanye-Stillwater’s SA PGM operations – mining and processing platinum group metals. It is an operational site, so the number above reaches the operation rather than a customer service desk.

Most people looking for this number want a job, and that is where the risk is. Sibanye-Stillwater advertises vacancies and bursaries through the Careers section of its own website. It does not recruit through WhatsApp groups, Facebook posts, or agents at the gate, and a genuine mining job never requires a payment – not for an application, a medical, an induction, a uniform or a “placement fee”. Anyone asking for money is running a scam, and the tip-offs line above is the place to report them.

Suppliers are handled separately again: Sibanye-Stillwater publishes South African procurement contacts under the Suppliers section, and approaching the mine directly is not the route onto a supplier database.

Parent organisation

Sibanye-Stillwater Limited, incorporated in South Africa, registration number 2014/243852/06, listed on the JSE as SSW and on the NYSE as SBSW.

Formal or legal correspondence goes to the registered office, not to the mine.

Beyond the company, mine health and safety and mining rights fall under the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources. A workplace injury or occupational disease claim runs through the Compensation Commissioner, and for certain mining lung diseases through the Medical Bureau for Occupational Diseases. An unresolved labour dispute goes to the CCMA or the relevant bargaining council, free of charge.

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