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Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. JSE: IMP

R181.70 ▲ 3.1 (1.74%) Prices delayed 15 min · Last updated: 2026-07-10 17:05:00

Open

180

Prev close

181.70

Day range

178.42 - 183.87

Volume

4 931 595

52-wk range

164.27 – 185.29

Market cap

164.32bn

P/E Ratio

19.95

EPS (ZARc)

911.00

Dividend Yield

3.16%

DPS (ZARc)

575 (cps)

Price performance

Intraday — 7D — 1M — 3M — 6M — 1Y — 3Y — 5Y — YTD —

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Analyst consensus

Key statistics

Market cap164.32bn

EPS911.00

P/E ratio19.95

Div. yield3.16%

DPS 575 (cps)

Issued shares904.37m

52-week range

R 164.27 R 185.29

R181.70

Price overview

Open180

Previous close181.70

Day range178.42 - 183.87

Volume4 931 595

52-week range164.27 – 185.29

Change▲ 3.1 (1.74%)

P/E ratio19.95

EPS911.00

Dividend 575 (cps)

Dividend yield3.16%

Important dates

Jun 2025 Final

Released 28 Aug 2025
Final Div 1.65 ZAR

Decl 28 Aug 2025, LDT 16 Sep 2025
Final Div 1.65 ZAR

Decl 28 Aug 2025, Pay 22 Sep 2025
Dec 2025

Half Year
Dec 2025 Interim

Released 5 Mar 2026
Interim Div 4.1 ZAR

Decl 5 Mar 2026, LDT 24 Mar 2026
Interim Div 4.1 ZAR

Decl 5 Mar 2026, Pay 30 Mar 2026
Jun 2026

Prev Year End
Jun 2026 Final

Confirmed for 3 Sep
Next Expected Final Div 1.65 ZAR

Decl 28 Aug 2026, LDT 16 Sep 2026
Next Expected Final Div 1.65 ZAR

Decl 28 Aug 2026, Pay 22 Sep 2026
30 Oct 2026

AGM Unconfirmed
Dec 2026

Half Year
Dec 2026 Interim

Unconfirmed for 5 Mar
Next Expected Interim Div 4.1 ZAR

Decl 5 Mar 2027, LDT 24 Mar 2027
Next Expected Interim Div 4.1 ZAR

Decl 5 Mar 2027, Pay 30 Mar 2027
Jun 2027

Next Year End

Financial results

ZAR million	Dec 25	Dec 24
Working Profit	13 441	2 128
Attributable Income	9 316	1 867
Market Cap (ZARm)	235 317.90	78 696.80
EPS (ZARc)	1 039	208
HEPS (Cont Ops)(ZARc)	1 035	206
DPS (ZARc)	410	0

Latest SENS announcements

Implats - changes to the board committees

2026-06-04 07:12:48

Shareholders are advised of the following changes to the composition of the Company's Board committees, which will take effect from 4 June 2026: 1. July Ndlovu has been appointed as a member of the Audit and Risk Committee and the Strategy and Investment Committee 2. Lucky Kgatle has been appointed as a member of the Social, Transformation and Remuneration Committee and the Health, Safety and Environment Committee 3. Preston Speckmann has been appointed as a member of the Nominations, Governance and Ethics Committee 4. Dawn Earp has been appointed as a member of the Social, Transformation and Remuneration Committee and has stepped down as a member of the Strategy and Investment Committee 5. Adv Thandi Orleyn has stepped down as a member of the Social, Transformation and Remuneration Committee.
Implats - publication of B-BBEE compliance report

2026-05-28 17:35:40

Shareholders are advised that the Company's latest B-BBEE compliance report is available on the Company's website at www.implats.co.za/governance-and-leadership.php
Implats - appointments to the board

2026-04-29 12:03:51

Implats appointed July Ndlovu and Lucky Kgatle as independent non-executive directors, effective 1 May 2026.
Implats - third quarter production report

2026-04-24 07:08:31

Implats reported a stable quarter with total 6E platinum group metals (PGMs) production of 762 000 ounces, marginally down from 766 000 ounces in the prior year. Managed operations produced 588 000 ounces, while joint ventures contributed 122 000 ounces. Refined 6E production increased by 19% to 851 000 ounces, supported by the rebuild of Furnace 4. Safety improvements were noted, with a 27% reduction in lost-time injury frequency rate, though the company reported two fatalities. The company remains on track to meet FY2026 guidance, benefiting from strong demand and pricing for PGMs. Inventory levels decreased, and the outlook remains positive for the final months of FY2026.
Implats interim results December 2025

2026-03-05 07:14:55

Revenue for the period went up to R60.8 billion (2024: R42.3 billion) and gross profit jumped to R13.4 billion (2024: R2.1 billion). Profit for the period attributable to owners of the company rose to R9.3 billion (2024: R1.9 billion). Furthermore, headline earnings per share shot up to 1 035 cents per share (2024: 206 cents per share). Dividend declaration The board resolved to declare an interim gross cash dividend of 410 cents per ordinary share or R3.7 billion in aggregate (excluding treasury shares) as at the date of the declaration, for the six-month period ended 31 December 2025. The dividend will be paid from retained earnings. Company outlook and guidance Trade, policy and geopolitical uncertainty intensified through the first half of the financial year, amplifying broader macroeconomic volatility. Despite these pressures, persistent de-dollarisation trends, increased demand for hard assets and the structural scarcity of PGM supply continued to provide notable market support. While increased investor activity provided upward momentum to pricing, underlying demand and supply dynamics and the global quest for security of supply of critical minerals indicate sound fundamental support. Each of the platinum, palladium and rhodium markets is expected to record successive supply deficits in 2026 and, together with global geopolitical uncertainty, indicates that the key drivers underpinning recent pricing strength are unlikely to dissipate fully in the medium term. Encouraging operational momentum and stability across the processing assets provides a solid foundation for delivery for the remainder of FY2026. Key operational priorities include maintaining the improved safety performance, embedding the enhanced maintenance protocols across the processing operations, consolidating efficiencies and strengthening productivity across the expanded Impala Rustenburg complex and realising the benefits of improved mining flexibility and operational stability at Marula. Implats’ strategy remains anchored in safe, efficient and profitable production, optimal capital allocation and unlocking the considerable value inherent in its portfolio. The strong free cash flow generation, combined with a robust balance sheet and the strategic focus to deliver a more sustainable portfolio and long-term value creation, enhances the Group’s capacity to effectively manage challenges and opportunities. Implats will continue to navigate an evolving external landscape with agility and focus, ensuring sustained delivery for all stakeholders. Guidance The Group’s guidance on production, unit costs and capital expenditure remains unchanged from that previously provided. Group 6E refined and saleable production is expected to be between 3.4 and 3.6 million ounces. Group unit costs are expected to be between R23 500 and R24 500 per 6E ounce on a stock-adjusted basis. Group capital expenditure is forecast to be between R8 billion and R9 billion. This guidance assumes exchange rates of R16.85/USD and CAD1.38/USD, respectively.

Peer comparison

Company	Price (ZAR)	Change	Market cap
VALTERRA (VAL)	R 1,090.00	+1.15%	—
IMPLATS (IMP)	R 181.70	+1.74%	—
SIBANYE-S (SSW)	R 34.58	+0.96%	—
NORTHAM (NPH)	R 233.52	-0.39%	—
THARISA (THA)	R 25.70	+1.7%	—

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Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Today's Verdict

Today's verdict: Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. data, charts, and graph signals point to a constructive short-term setup, with price forecast and prediction cues leaning positive while growth remains tied to sector momentum. The price today in rands is R182.09, so traders weighing buy or sell decisions can compare the cost against dividend expectations, including any payout context for preference shares. For anyone checking how to buy shares for sale on the JSE under share code IMP, an online trading account makes trading straightforward, and a funded trading account helps manage purchase timing more efficiently.

Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Live Share Data

Label	Value
Share Name & Ticker	Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. (IMP)
Exchange	JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange)
Sector & Industry	Basic Materials / Precious Metals & Mining
Current Price	R182.09
Market Capitalization	161.52bn
P/E Ratio	19.60
Dividend Yield	3.22%
Trading Volume (Live Data)	75 974
Recent Price Change	1.95
Data As Of	2026-07-10 09:47:53

Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Key Highlights

Label	Value
Current Price	R182.09, up 1.95 from the previous close
Market Cap	161.52bn, indicating large market presence
P/E Ratio	19.60, suggesting fair valuation
Dividend Yield	3.22%, attractive for income-focused investors
Volatility	Moderate, supported by live volume of 75 974 shares

Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Limited Forecast Insights

Bullish bias is supported by the positive price change and steady turnover, which can help the share hold momentum if JSE sentiment stays firm. The P/E of 19.60 and 3.22% dividend yield suggest the market is pricing in stable fundamentals rather than a deep discount.

A softer tape would likely emerge only if volume fades and buyers fail to defend the R182 zone. For active traders, the near-term read is more about momentum and liquidity than valuation rerating, so price reaction around the reported live levels matters most.

FAQ on Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Shares

Q1: What are Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares?
Answer: Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares are ordinary equity securities listed on the JSE under IMP. They represent ownership in a large basic materials company operating in precious metals and mining. The live market cap is 161.52bn, and the price today is R182.09 per share.

Q2: How can I buy Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares?
Answer: You can buy IMP shares through a JSE-approved online trading account. After verification, funding your account lets you place a purchase at the current price per share of R182.09. Trading volume stands at 75 974, which helps indicate active market interest.

Q3: What affects the price of Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares?
Answer: The share price is influenced by sector sentiment, earnings expectations, volume, and valuation. Today’s live P/E ratio is 19.60, market capitalization is 161.52bn, and the recent price change is 1.95. These figures help explain short-term trade direction and investor demand.

Q4: Does Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. pay dividends?
Answer: Yes, the live data shows a dividend yield of 3.22%. That suggests income potential for investors who hold the shares through dividend cycles. It does not guarantee future payout levels, but it confirms the current stock offers a measurable dividend component.

Q5: How can I track my Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares and dividends?
Answer: Track IMP through your trading account dashboard, where you can monitor the price today, volume, and dividend information. The live price is R182.09, dividend yield is 3.22%, and market cap is 161.52bn, giving a clear snapshot of performance.

Q6: What factors are affecting the Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. share price?
Answer: The share price is being shaped by the current P/E ratio of 19.60, the recent rise of 1.95, and live trading volume of 75 974. Sector positioning within basic materials and precious metals and mining also matters for valuation and sentiment.

Q7: Is Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. a good share to buy?
Answer: Based on the live data, it may suit investors seeking a large-cap JSE share with a 3.22% dividend yield and fair valuation at a P/E of 19.60. The decision to buy should still match risk tolerance and trade horizon.

Q8: Is it advisable to buy Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares today?
Answer: Today’s data shows R182.09 per share, a positive recent change of 1.95, and solid volume of 75 974. That can justify interest in a purchase, but traders should compare the entry level with their own strategy and dividend goals.

Q9: How much does one Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. share cost?
Answer: One Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. share costs R182.09 today. That price per share sits alongside a market cap of 161.52bn, a P/E ratio of 19.60, and a dividend yield of 3.22%, which gives a fuller trading context.

Q10: How to sell Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. shares?
Answer: To sell IMP shares, log into your online trading account, select the holding, and place a sell order at your preferred price. The live reference level is R182.09, with volume at 75 974, so active liquidity can support execution.

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Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. Actionable Financial Advice

Given Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd.'s current performance, investors should BUY the shares if prices move ABOVE the identified key levels. Monitor macroeconomic developments and sector conditions to refine your strategy. The live price of R182.09, a 3.22% dividend yield, and a 1.95 increase suggest the share remains tradable, but discipline around entry and exit points still matters.

Background of Impala

Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd began with a platinum mine north of Rustenburg. Impala’s story on the lease area began with a blast on 3 June 1967. The following November, the company received rights over 27,000 acres of land, most of it owned by the Bafokeng Tribe, today the Royal Bafokeng Nation.

Mining started during July 1969, ahead of the original schedule. The Merensky Reef supplied the mine during its first 12 years.

Bishopsgate Platinum Limited was listed on 26 January 1973, and Impala Platinum Ltd was a wholly owned subsidiary. Bishopsgate Platinum Limited took the name Impala Platinum Holdings Limited on 19 October 1978.

The main listing for Implats is on the JSE under IMP, with another listing on A2X. US investors can also trade the Level 1 ADR over the counter under IMPUY. Each depositary share matches one ordinary Implats share.

Implats’ portfolio consists of six mining operations in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Canada. Impala Rustenburg, and Marula are in South Africa. Zimplats and Mimosa are in Zimbabwe. Two Rivers is a South African joint venture, while Impala Canada is in Ontario.

Impala Refining Services, known as IRS, is the group’s refining business. The former Impala Bafokeng North Shafts are now reported within Impala Rustenburg.

Impala Shares Growth Driver

Implats’ revenue for the half year ended 31 December 2025 was R60.77 billion. In the corresponding half-year, revenue was R42.28bn.

Sales volumes changed little between the two periods. Implats sold 1.779 million 6E ounces during the half-year, compared with 1.773 million ounces a year earlier. Rand revenue per 6E ounce sold was R33,261, compared with R23,831. Dollar revenue per 6E ounce sold was US$1,917, compared with US$1,334.

Output was higher in the nine months to 31 March 2026. Group 6E production was 2.560 million ounces vs 2.550 million ounces a year before. Refined and saleable 6E output grew to 2.633 million ounces from 2.504 million ounces while sales volumes increased to 2.630 million ounces from 2.558 million ounces.

In the nine months, the mines processed 20.53 million tonnes vs 19.58 million tonnes. Grade went the opposite way, with the average 6E mill grade of 3.76 grams a tonne down from 3.79 grams a tonne.

Impala Group Investor Tip

Implats’ headline profits for the half-year to December 31 2025, were R9.286 billion, or 1,035 cents a share. The comparable half year was R1.848 billion or 206c/share.

Net cash on 31 December 2025 was R12.055 billion. Free cash flow for the quarter was R7.043 million.

The board declared an interim dividend of 410 cents a share for the half-year. Implats stated that the dividend represented about 60% of adjusted free cash flow.

Implats’ published dividend policy targets a minimum distribution of 30% of adjusted free cash flow. The calculation is before growth capital and after sustaining capital.

Stock-adjusted unit cost per 6E ounce was R23,183 for the half-year, compared with R20,885 a year earlier. Capital expenditure was R3.031 billion, compared with R3.945 billion.

Impala Major Shareholders

As of 30 June 2025, major shareholders included:

The Government Employees Pension Fund, through the Public Investment Corporation, had 154,056,169 shares, equal to 17.03%.
Lingotto Long/Short Fund had 27,251,047 shares, equal to 3.01%.
The Public Investment Corporation had 129,512,159 shares, or 14.32%.
Fidelity Management & Research Company had 77,049,484 shares, or 8.52%.
Lingotto Investment Management, LLP had 58,910,811 shares, or 6.51%.
The Vanguard Group held 38,100,419 shares, or 4.21%.
Ninety One SA held 31,792,331 shares, or 3.52%.
Kopernik Global Investors held 29,671,412 shares, or 3.28%.
BlackRock Advisors held 28,634,853 shares, or 3.17%.

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