Tarkwa was Gold Fields’s largest segment in fiscal 2025, bringing in $1.64B of $8.75B (19%).
| Segments [axis] | FY 2019 | FY 2020 | FY 2021 | FY 2022 | FY 2023 | FY 2024 | FY 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tarkwa | $953.80M | $1.07B | $1.30B | $1.64B | |||
| St Ives | $670.90M | $717.00M | $825.00M | $1.28B | |||
| Salares Norte | — | — | $93.60M | $1.42B | |||
| South Deep | $587.90M | $622.80M | $646.40M | $1.07B | |||
| Granny Smith | $515.20M | $556.20M | $688.80M | $914.20M | |||
| Agnew | $427.90M | $473.60M | $562.10M | $836.50M | |||
| Agnew/Lawlers | — | — | — | — | |||
| Cerro Corona | $434.70M | $451.40M | $410.80M | $596.70M | |||
| Damang | $414.80M | $297.00M | $323.50M | $333.10M | |||
| Gruyere | $281.50M | $313.90M | $348.90M | $662.60M | |||
| Total | $4.29B | $4.50B | $5.20B | $8.75B |
Gold Fields brought in $8.75B from its nine segments in fiscal 2025, the year ended December 31, 2025. That was up 68.3% from $5.20B in fiscal 2024. Tarkwa was the largest at $1.64B (18.8%), ahead of Salares Norte at $1.42B (16.2%) and St Ives at $1.28B (14.6%). The other six segments brought in $4.41B combined.
Compared with fiscal 2024, Salares Norte grew fastest, up 1,418.6% to $1.42B. Every segment above 2% of revenue grew.
Gold Fields began breaking out Salares Norte in fiscal 2024, when it brought in $93.60M.
Australia was Gold Fields’s largest region in fiscal 2025, bringing in $3.69B of $8.75B (42%).
| Geography | FY 2021 | FY 2022 | FY 2023 | FY 2024 | FY 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | $1.90B | $2.06B | $2.42B | $3.69B | |
| Ghana | $1.37B | $1.37B | $1.63B | $1.98B | |
| Chile | — | — | $93.60M | $1.42B | |
| South Africa | $587.90M | $622.80M | $646.40M | $1.07B | |
| Peru | $434.70M | $451.40M | $410.80M | $596.70M | |
| Total | $4.29B | $4.50B | $5.20B | $8.75B |
Gold Fields brought in $8.75B from its five regions in fiscal 2025, the year ended December 31, 2025. That was up 68.3% from $5.20B in fiscal 2024. Australia was the largest at $3.69B (42.2%), ahead of Ghana at $1.98B (22.6%) and Chile at $1.42B (16.2%). The other two regions brought in $1.66B combined.
Compared with fiscal 2024, Chile grew fastest, up 1,418.6% to $1.42B. Every region above 2% of revenue grew.
Gold Fields began breaking out Chile in fiscal 2024, when it brought in $93.60M.
As Restated Before Reclassification Of Discontinued Operation was Gold Fields’s largest revenue line in fiscal 2015, bringing in $2.55B of $2.45B (104%).
| Retrospective application and retrospective restatement [axis] | FY 2015 |
|---|---|
| As Restated Before Reclassification Of Discontinued Operation | $2.55B |
| Discontinued Operation Reclassification | -$91.30M |
| Total | $2.45B |
Gold Fields brought in $2.45B from its two revenue lines in fiscal 2015, the year ended December 31, 2015. As Restated Before Reclassification Of Discontinued Operation was the largest at $2.55B (103.7%).
The total is net of Discontinued Operation Reclassification, which took $91.30M off revenue in fiscal 2015.
Gold Fields (GFI) reports its revenue by segments [axis], by geography and by retrospective application and retrospective restatement [axis]. In fiscal 2025, Tarkwa was its largest segment, bringing in $1.64B (18.8% of the total), followed by Salares Norte at $1.42B (16.2%).
Tarkwa was Gold Fields' largest segment in fiscal 2025, bringing in $1.64B, or 18.8% of the $8.75B total across its nine segments.
Australia was Gold Fields' largest region in fiscal 2025, bringing in $3.69B, or 42.2% of the $8.75B total across its five regions.
As Restated Before Reclassification Of Discontinued Operation was Gold Fields' largest revenue line in fiscal 2015, bringing in $2.55B, or 103.7% of the $2.45B total across its two revenue lines.
Among Gold Fields' segments that make up at least 2% of revenue, Salares Norte grew fastest in fiscal 2025, up 1,418.6% from $93.60M to $1.42B.
Every figure comes from Gold Fields' annual financial filings, as reported. Each line keeps the name Gold Fields gives it, and years follow its fiscal calendar.
Gold Fields' revenue by segments [axis] goes back to fiscal 2019, with figures through fiscal 2025. The latest four fiscal years are free to view, and the full history is available with a Business Quant subscription.