Gold Fields

Gold Fields FCF Conversion

The FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Gold Fields (GFI.JO) as of Nov 1, 2026 is 87.23 %. In the previous year, FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) was 56.96 % — a change of 53.13% (higher).

FCF Conversion

87.23 %

YoY

53.13%

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FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Gold Fields is 2025 87.23 % . FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Gold Fields was 2024 56.96 % . It decreases by 53.13% higher compared to the previous year.

The Gold Fields FCF Conversion history

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FCF Conversion
Date
FCF Conversion
Jan 1, 2018
57.44 USD
Jan 1, 2019
172.03 USD
Jan 1, 2020
92.03 USD
Jan 1, 2021
58.76 USD
Jan 1, 2022
86.40 USD
Jan 1, 2023
62.22 USD
Jan 1, 2024
56.96 USD
Jan 1, 2025
87.23 USD
The Gold Fields FCF Conversion history
YEARFCF ConversionYoY
87.23 %+53.13%
56.96 %-8.45%
62.22 %-27.98%
86.40 %+47.04%
58.76 %-36.15%
92.03 %-46.50%
172.03 %+199.50%
57.44 %-52.92%
122.01 %+46.12%
83.50 %-237.79%
-60.60 %-103.38%
1,792.19 %—

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Gold Fields Stock analysis

What does Gold Fields do? Gold Fields Ltd was founded in 1887 in South Africa and is now one of the largest and leading gold production companies worldwide. The company is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa and operates mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia, and Peru. The main business of Gold Fields is the extraction, exploration, and processing of gold. The company owns a variety of mines in different countries that employ various methods of gold extraction. For example, deep mining technology is used in South Africa to extract ore deposits from deep underground. In other countries, such as Australia and Ghana, open-pit mining is used to extract gold deposits from the surface. Gold Fields operates a variety of mines, including joint ventures. One of the company's most well-known mines is the South Deep Mine in South Africa, which has an annual capacity of approximately 220,000 ounces of gold. Other important mines owned by Gold Fields include Tarkwa and Damang in Ghana, as well as St. Ives, Agnew, and Granny Smith in Australia. The company is divided into various divisions, including a division for growth and exploration, which is responsible for discovering new deposits and optimizing existing mines. Another division is responsible for environmental and social responsibility, ensuring that sustainability and social justice are integrated into the overall operating strategy. Gold Fields also offers a variety of products and services, including fine metal products such as gold bars and granules, as well as services in the gold trading sector. The high quality of Gold Fields' products has helped establish the company as one of the leading gold suppliers worldwide. Gold Fields aims to be a responsible and sustainable gold producer. The company works closely with communities and governments in the countries where it operates to ensure that local economic interests are considered and to have a positive impact on the communities. Overall, Gold Fields is an established and respected company in the gold mining industry. With its long history and comprehensive business model, the company is well positioned to continue playing a leading role in the gold production industry. It is important to note that Gold Fields' gold program is focused on long-term goals and prioritizes safety, quality, and sustainability. Gold Fields is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Gold Fields stock

FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Gold Fields is 87.23 % in 2025.

FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Gold Fields changed from 56.96 % to 87.23 %, representing a 53.13% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) Gold Fields since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

FCF conversion measures how effectively EBITDA converts to free cash flow. Higher conversion indicates efficient capital allocation and low maintenance costs.

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