HMY · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 4:46 PM ET

Why is Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited (HMY) stock moving?

HMY rebounded about 22% from its Oct 30 low of $14.45 to $17.60 on Nov 9. It then gave back ground on Nov 10, closing at $16.37, down about 7%, as gold fell from a $4,149 open to roughly $4,040-4,080. Gold is still far below its January record of about $5,595. Analysts lean positive: consensus is Moderate Buy, Wall Street Zen upgraded the stock to buy, and FY26 results were strong, with revenue up about 34% and net profit more than doubled. The stock sits near its 50-day and 200-day averages of about $17.8, and it remains well below its 52-week high of $26.06. Risks include gold's sensitivity to the October CPI report and a Fed official's expectation of higher rates in December. Others are heavy planned capex, hedging losses, a $500m convertible bond and fatal seismic incidents at Mponeng and Moab Khotsong. Volume on Nov 10 was about 3.5M shares, roughly in line with recent sessions. The near-term view is balanced between the rebound and gold's volatility, with a modestly constructive lean further out.

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About Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited

Basic Materials · Gold & Copper Mining

Harmony Gold is a Johannesburg-based miner (also listed in Johannesburg as HAR) whose US shares are ADRs. It is one of South Africa's largest gold producers, runs the world's biggest gold tailings-retreatment operations by volume, and has recently added copper through its 2025 purchase of MAC Copper's CSA mine in Australia.

How it makes money

Most of its revenue comes from selling gold mined at deep underground mines and surface retreatment sites in South Africa, plus the Hidden Valley open-pit gold and silver mine in Papua New Guinea. In fiscal 2026 (year to June) it sold about 1.4 million ounces of gold. A smaller but growing share comes from copper at the CSA mine in Australia, which produced roughly 18,000 tonnes in its first part-year. Revenue for fiscal 2026 was about R99 billion. That figure is after hedging losses of about R9.6 billion, because the company locks in some future gold prices in advance.

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