Sibanye-Stillwater Ends U.S. Mining Strike with New Wage Agreement

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1Sibanye-Stillwater confirmed a wage deal has been reached to end the strike at its U.S. mining operations.

Sibanye-Stillwater confirmed a wage deal has been reached to end the strike at its U.S. mining operations. Reuters reported that the new agreement was ratified by workforces at the Stillwater East mine and Columbus metallurgical facility in Montana, effectively ending the operational disruptions.

The new collective bargaining agreement with the United Steelworkers addresses worker wage demands and is set to remain in effect through May 2029. This resolution removes a primary headwind for the company's U.S. production, restoring stability to its domestic mining sites following the conclusion of labor negotiations.