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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

______________________

FORM 6-K

REPORT OF A FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER

PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16

UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

For March 2007

Commission File Number 0-28800

______________________

DRDGOLD Limited

EBSCO House 4

299 Pendoring Avenue

Blackheath

Randburg, South Africa, 2195

(Address of principal executive offices)

______________________

Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form
20-F or Form 40-F.

Form 20-F

Form 40-F

Indicate by check mark whether the registrant by furnishing the information contained in this Form
is also thereby furnishing the information to the Commission pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Yes

If ''Yes'' is marked, indicate below the file number assigned to the registrant in connection with Rule
12g3-2(b): N/A

Attached to the Registrant Form 6-K filing for the month of March 2007, incorporated
by reference herein:

Exhibit

99.1 Release dated February 28, 2007, entitled “INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS
FOR THE QUARTER AND SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2006”
99.2 Release dated February 28,2007, entitled “ BLYVOORUITZICHT GOLD MINING
COMPANY LIMITED TO DISCIPLINE ILLEGAL STRIKERS”

SIGNATURES

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused
this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

DRDGOLD LIMITED

Date: March 1, 2007

By: /s/ Themba Gwebu

Name: Themba Gwebu

Title: Company Secretary

Interim Report to shareholders
for the quarter and six months ended

31 December 2006

2007 FINANCIAL YEAR

KEY FEATURES

D R D G O L D L I M I T E D

(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) • Registration No.1895/000926/06

ARBN 086 277616 • JSE trading symbol: DRD • ISIN Code: ZAE 000058723

Issuer code: DUSM • NASDAQ trading symbol: DROOY

(“DRDGOLD” or “the company”)

KEY RESULTS SUMMARY

Group

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Attributable production gold *

Australasian operations

35 660

41 520

(14)

77 180

75 692

107 336

1 109

1 290

(14)

2 399

2 354

3 340

Discontinued operations

9 143

17 338

(47)

26 481

8 963

19 434

284

539

(47)

823

279

605

South African operations

87 322

91 339

(4)

178 661

176 859

139 117

2 716

2 841

(4)

5 557

5 501

4 327

Group

132 125

150 197

(12)

282 322

261 514

265 887

4 109

4 670

(12)

8 779

8 134

8 272

Cash operating costs

Australasian operations

US$ per oz

541

528

(2)

534

425

323

ZAR

per

127 967

121 792

(5)

124 646

86 138

67 891

Discontinued operations

US$ per oz

1 120

642

(74)

807

675

559

ZAR

per

265 169

148 006

(79)

188 436

135 163

117 505

South African operations

US$ per oz

505

503

–

504

509

430

ZAR

per

119 388

115 821

(3)

117 565

104 334

90 410

Group

US$ per oz

558

526

(6)

541

485

375

ZAR

per

131 780

121 185

(9)

126 144

98 989

78 756

Gold price received

US$ per oz

617

625

(1)

621

598

467

ZAR

per

145 909

143 963

144 892

122 122

98 131

Capital expenditure

US$ million

11.5

14.2

25.7

40.9

17.6

ZAR

million

84.5

101.6

186.1

262.6

114.5

* Emperor Mines Limited ("Emperor") consolidated 100% from 6 April 2006 (previously 39.52% attributable) and Crown Gold Recoveries (Pty)

Limited ("Crown") which included East Rand Proprietary Mines Limited ("ERPM") consolidated 100% from 1 December 2005 (previously

40% attributable).

• Blyvoor wins two safety awards
• DRDGOLD SA cash costs remain flat at US$505/oz
• DRDGOLD SA records second consecutive quarterly profit
• Prospecting right for ERPM Extension 2 granted
• US$66 million convertible bond fully repaid
• Porgera total reserves increase by 16%
• Australasian operations pursue restructure to retire debt and realise full potential asset value

STOCK

Issued capital

334 823 654 ordinary no par value shares

5 000 000 cumulative preference shares

Total ordinary no par value shares issued and committed: 351 168 446

Stock traded

JSE

NASDAQ

FRANKFURT

Average volume for the quarter per day ('000)

841

2 945

% of issued stock traded (annualised)

230

Price

• High

R 10.85

US$1.42

Euro 1.11

• Low

R 6.11

US$0.84

Euro 0.67

• Close

R 6.42

US$0.90

Euro 0.68

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
Many factors could cause the actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements that may be expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including, among others, adverse changes or uncertainties in general economic conditions in the markets we serve, a drop in the gold price, a continuing strengthening of the Rand against the Dollar, regulatory developments adverse to DRDGOLD or difficulties in maintaining necessary licences or other governmental approvals, changes in DRDGOLD's competitive position, changes in business strategy, any major disruption in production at key facilities
or adverse changes in foreign exchange rates and various other factors.

These risks include, without limitation, those described in the section
entitled "Risk Factors" included in our annual report for the fiscal year ended 30 June 2006, which we filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission on 22 December 2006 on Form 20-F. You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date thereof. We do not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise these forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this report or the occurrence of unanticipated events.

OVERVIEW
Dear shareholder
Safety
It is with deep regret that I record the death of Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Company Limited (“Blyvoor”) employee Nkosana Sikhafungana, Tolukuma employees Lawrence Aua and Linus Kopa, along with a Tolukuma contractor and a member of the local community, in work-related incidents during the quarter under review. Mr Sikhafungana was overcome by noxious gases in the underground fire at Blyvoor’s No 5 Shaft, and the deaths at Tolukuma resulted from a helicopter crash.

For the quarter, Blyvoor recorded substantial improvements in both its
disabling injury frequency rate (“DIFR”) and reportable injury frequency rate (“RIFR”), the former from 13.1 to 6.28 and the latter from 6.55 to 3.01. Also in January , the mine was awarded the Minister of Minerals and Energy’s Safety Flag award for mines in the ultra-deep gold and platinum category. To achieve the award, the mine recorded a 33% improvement in its RIFR, from 3.34 to 2.23, over a three-year period. The Safety Flag award coincided with Blyvoor’s ninth consecutive victory in the annual West Rand Mine Managers’ Association
Inter-mine Safety Competition with an RIFR of 3.87.

The Crown surface operation recorded a significant improvement in its
DIFR during the quarter, from 9.16 to 3.74. The operation’s RIFR, however, deteriorated from 1.14 to 1.26. ERPM, similarly, had a mixed safety performance; its DIFR deteriorated from 13.29 to 15.39 while its RIFR improved from 6.96 to 5.13.

At Tolukuma deteriorations were recorded in the lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR), from 0 to 1.93; in the RIFR, from 0 to 7.72; and in the DIFR, from 2.85 to 7.72.

A range of programmes is in place at each of the South African and Australasian operations, designed to improve safety and health performance.

Production
Total gold production for the quarter was 12% lower at 132 125 ounces
(“oz”), mainly as a result of a 24% reduction in gold production from the
Australasian operations. While all three Australasian operations experienced production problems, discussed in more detail in the operation-by-operation commentary overleaf, the most seriously affected was the Vatukoula operation in Fiji, which was placed on care and maintenance in December after a three-month review showed that continued mining operation was not economically viable. Vatukoula’s production for the quarter was just
9 143oz, down 47% from the previous quarter, reflecting not only the care
and maintenance but the residual impact of damage and subsequent down-
time at Philip Shaft due to a skip-cage incident.

At the South African operations, gold production was 4% lower at 87 322oz. While the Crown surface operation performed better following pipeline upgrades and Blyvoor held its own in spite of an underground fire at Blyvoor No 5 Shaft in December, underground faulting encountered at ERPM impacted negatively on both volume and grade.

Financial
Group financial results for the quarter ended September 2006 have been re-stated to account for the discontinuation of operations at Vatukoula and are thus comparable with results for the quarter under review. Vatukoula incurred a loss of R145.6 million in the quarter ended December 2006 and an impairment of R783.1 million.

Revenue from continuing operations was 5% lower at R548.5 million and cash operating costs declined by 4% to R466.3 million, resulting in a cash operating profit of R82.2 million, down 7% on the previous quarter.

Revenue from the South African operations was 4% lower at R390.6 million and after accounting for cash operating costs, which were 1% lower at R324.3 million, cash operating profit was R66.3 million, 14% down on the previous quarter.

Revenue from the continuing Australasian operations was 6% lower at R157.9 million but a 10% reduction in cash operating costs to R142.0 million resulted in a 39% increase in cash operating profit to R15.9 million.

In the quarter under review, DRDGOLD repaid its US$66m Convertible Bond.

Corporate developments
As was previously announced, I took over from Mark Wellesley-Wood as Chief Executive Officer of DRDGOLD with effect from 1 January 2007. Mark served the company variously as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chairman for more than six years. He is now Non-Executive Chairman of DRDGOLD South African Operations (Pty) Limited (“DRDGOLD SA”). Group Financial Manager Kobus Dissel has been appointed as CFO in an acting capacity.

Looking ahead
DRDGOLD’s operating and financial performance continued to be marred in the quarter under review by the ongoing difficulties of the 78.72%-owned Emperor. Shareholders will be aware that Emperor and DRDGOLD recently completed a strategic review of the former, which concluded that Emperor should consider either the divestment of key assets, or seek a suitable merger partner in order to grow the value of its asset base. Emperor continues to pursue these re-structuring options, with the assistance of Rothschild Australia Limited. Meantime, a new short-term finance facility, to be re-paid within an agreed timeframe from the proceeds of restructuring, has been arranged with Australia and New Zealand Banking
Group Limited (“ANZ”).

DRDGOLD regards DRDGOLD SA, in which it holds a 74% stake with black economic empowerment (“BEE”) partner Khumo Gold, as core to the group. While Blyvoor has been adversely affected by illegal industrial action during the current quarter, ERPM has received the pleasing news that its application to the Department of Minerals and Energy (“DME”) for a prospecting right over a second portion of the neighbouring Sallies lease area has been granted. The area, to be known as ERPM Extension 2, is 5 500 hectares in extent and has an exploration target of 7-11 million ounces. This presents the exciting prospect of a new deep-level mine with a life of more than 15 years. At the Crown surface operation, a R10.5 million project for the reclamation of the 3L2 slimes dam has been approved, with the prospect of treating through the Crown plant some 270 000t per month at an average yield of 0.3 g/t over a 20-month period. Crown lodged its application for a mining right for the Top Star dump on 1 February 2007.

JOHN SAYERS
Chief Executive Officer

28 February 2007

The condensed consolidated financial statements below are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”).

*Period restated to account for the discontinued Vatukoula operation in Fiji.

CONSOLIDATED

Quarter

6 months to

Income Statements (Unaudited)

Dec 2006

Sep 2006

31 Dec 2006

30 Jun 2006

31 Dec 2005

*Restated

Rm Rm

Continuing operations

Gold and silver revenue

548.5

574.7

1 123.2

953.9

629.5

Cash operating costs

(466.3)

(486.1)

(952.4)

(776.7)

(508.3)

Cash operating profit

82.2

88.6

170.8

177.2

121.2

Corporate administration and other

expenses

(69.9)

(43.1)

(113.0)

(45.0)

(78.4)

Share-based payments

(0.5)

(3.4)

(3.9)

(6.5)

(6.8)

Exploration costs

(2.9)

(4.2)

(7.1)

(15.6)

(0.9)

Care and maintenance costs

(2.8)

(2.1)

(4.9)

(4.4)

(4.8)

Cash profit from operations

6.1

35.8

41.9

105.7

30.3

Retrenchment costs

–

(1.0)

Investment income

14.7

(9.4)

5.3

(85.3)

35.4

Finance charge

(24.3)

(15.2)

(39.5)

(19.6)

(23.0)

Net operating profit

(3.5)

11.2

7.7

0.8

41.7

Rehabilitation

(3.1)

(6.2)

(31.2)

(7.8)

Depreciation

(39.5)

(46.6)

(86.1)

(72.0)

(71.4)

(Loss)/profit on financial instruments

(1.4)

(9.2)

(10.6)

15.9

(7.5)

Movement in gold in process

37.1

16.0

53.1

(15.9)

12.1

Loss before taxation

(10.4)

(31.7)

(42.1)

(102.4)

(32.9)

Taxation

21.0

(15.3)

5.7

1.5

(17.3)

Deferred taxation

(11.2)

2.6

(8.6)

(26.7)

16.5

Loss after taxation

(0.6)

(44.4)

(45.0)

(127.6)

(33.7)

(Loss)/profit on sale of assets/investment

(7.8)

–

(7.8)

93.0

(3.4)

Impairments

15.6

–

15.6

66.3

52.2

Loss from associates

–

(72.1)

(79.9)

Discontinued operation

Loss for the period from discontinued

operation

(145.6)

(36.0)

(181.6)

(3.0)

(6.3)

Impairments from discontinued operation

(783.1)

–

(783.1)

–

Net loss for t he period

(921.5)

(80.4)

(1 001.9)

(43.4)

(71.1)

Attributable to:

Minority interest

(194.1)

(14.3)

(208.4)

(3.2)

(1.2)

Ordinary shareholders

(727.4)

(66.1)

(793.5)

(40.2)

(69.9)

(921.5)

(80.4)

(1 001.9)

(43.4)

(71.1)

Headline loss per share – ce nts

– From continuing operations

(12.7)

(11.8)

(24.5)

(64.8)

(37.1)

– From total operations

(47.5)

(20.6)

(68.5)

(63.9)

(39.1)

Basic loss per share – cent s

– From continuing operations

(10.4)

(11.8)

(22.1)

(13.8)

(21.0)

– From total operations

(220.9)

(20.6)

(244.0)

(12.9)

(23.1)

Calculated on the weighted average

ordinary shares issued of :

329 252 570

321 092 406

325 172 488

312 087 964

303 215 809

Diluted headline loss per share –

cents

(12.7)

(11.8)

(24.5)

(64.8)

(37.1)

Diluted basic loss per share – cent s

(220.9)

(20.6)

(244.0)

(12.9)

(23.1)

SEGMENTAL INFORMATION

Quarter December 2006

Quarter September 2006

(Una udited)

South Africa

Australasia Discontinued

Other South Africa Australasia Discontinued

Other

Rm Rm Rm Rm Rm Rm Rm Rm

Gold and silver revenue

390.6

157.9

45.8

–

406.2

168.5

67.4

–

Cash operating costs

(324.3)

(142.0)

(75.3)

–

(329.0)

(157.1)

(79.8)

–

Cash operating profit/(loss)

66.3

15.9

(29.5)

–

77.2

11.4

(12.4)

–

Corporate administration and other

expenses

(18.3)

(33.2)

0.2

(18.4)

(14.9)

(16.0)

(13.6)

(12.2)

Share-based payments

–

(0.5)

–

(3.4)

Exploration costs

–

(2.9)

(0.6)

–

(4.2)

–

Care and maintenance costs

–

(2.8)

–

(2.1)

Cash profit/(loss) from

operations

48.0

(20.2)

(29.9)

(21.7)

62.3

(8.8)

(26.0)

(17.7)

Retrenchment costs

–

(27.2)

–

1.0

–

Investment income

2.3

(1.5)

(1.6)

13.9

1.4

(2.5)

4.9

(8.3)

Finance charge

(9.3)

(1.5)

(20.0)

(13.5)

(2.2)

(7.4)

(3.6)

(5.6)

Net operating profit/(loss)

41.0

(23.2)

(78.7)

(21.3)

61.5

(18.7)

(23.7)

(31.6)

Rehabilitation

(2.3)

–

(0.2)

(0.8)

(2.3)

–

(0.2)

(0.8)

Depreciation

(23.4)

(17.1)

(31.6)

1.0

(19.5)

(34.4)

(12.9)

7.3

(Loss)/profit on financial instruments

–

(1.4)

(22.3)

–

(9.2)

5.0

–

Movement in gold in process

0.6

36.5

(12.0)

–

0.8

15.2

(3.2)

–

Profit/(loss) before taxation

15.9

(5.2)

(144.8)

(21.1)

40.5

(47.1)

(35.0)

(25.1)

Taxation

(0.3)

21.2

(0.8)

0.1

(0.1)

(15.2)

(1.1)

–

Deferred taxation

–

(11.2)

–

2.6

–

Profit/(loss) after taxation

15.6

4.8

(145.6)

(21.0)

40.4

(59.7)

(36.1)

(25.1)

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED

As at

Balance Sheet (Unaudited)

31 Dec 2006

30 Sep 2006

30 Jun 2006

31 Dec 2005

Rm Rm

Assets

Property, plant and equipment

680.3

2 016.1

1 850.6

863.0

Investments

61.8

39.0

38.9

145.8

Environmental trust funds

67.0

62.9

60.4

55.2

Other non-current assets

–

245.7

219.3

243.2

Current assets

1 178.3

928.7

835.6

348.6

Inventories

109.5

260.5

208.7

137.9

Accounts receivable

68.4

123.8

102.1

72.9

Financial assets

9.8

12.2

20.8

–

Cash and cash equivalents

134.3

517.2

489.0

137.8

Assets classified as held for sale

856.3

15.0

–

1 987.4

3 292.4

3 004.8

1 655.8

Equity and liabilities

Equity

109.5

1 093.3

1 015.3

507.6

Shareholders' equity

77.1

850.2

782.2

479.1

Minority shareholders interest

32.4

243.1

233.1

28.5

Long-term borrowings

278.0

335.9

403.0

11.9

Post-retirement and other employee benefits

21.1

20.7

24.4

18.0

Provision for environmental rehabilitation

281.4

332.4

322.3

289.7

Financial liabilities

–

7.5

Deferred mining and income taxes

99.5

96.2

92.0

74.7

Current liabilities

1 197.9

1 413.9

1 147.8

746.4

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

450.5

541.3

407.5

380.2

Financial liabilities

207.5

199.3

183.4

–

Current portion of long-term borrowings

406.8

673.3

556.9

366.2

Liabilities classified as held for sale

133.1

– –

1 987.4

3 292.4

3 004.8

1 655.8

CONDENSED
Statement of changes in equity
(Unaudited)

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Balance at the beginning of the period

1 093.3

1 015.3

507.6

483.1

Share capital issued

84.7

41.5

126.2

111.4

98.4

– for acquisition finance and cash

88.2

40.0

128.2

105.8

94.1

– for share options exercised

0.7

0.3

1.0

2.5

1.0

– increase in share-based payment reserve

0.5

3.4

3.9

6.5

6.8

– for costs

(4.7)

(2.2)

(6.9)

(3.4)

(3.5)

Net loss attributed to ordinary shareholders

(727.4)

(66.1)

(793.5)

(40.2)

(69.9)

Net loss attributed to minority shareholders

(194.1)

(14.3)

(208.4)

(3.2)

(1.2)

Increase in minorities

18.5

–

118.5

176.6

23.9

Currency translation adjustments and other

(165.5)

116.9

(48.6)

263.1

(26.7)

Balance as at the end of the period

109.5

1 093.3

109.5

1 015.3

507.6

Reconciliation of headline loss

Net loss

(727.4)

(66.1)

(793.5)

(40.2)

(69.9)

Adjusted for:

– Impairments

(15.6)

–

(15.6)

(66.3)

(52.2)

– Impairment from discontinued operation

783.1

–

783.1

–

– Minority share of impairment from

discontinued operation

(204.4)

–

(204.4)

–

– Loss/(profit) on sale of assets

7.8

–

7.8

(93.0)

3.4

Headline loss

(156.5)

(66.1)

(222.6)

(199.5)

(118.7)

CONDENSED CONSO LIDATED

Quarter

6 months to

Cash Flow Statement (Unaudited)

Dec 2006

Sep 2006

31 Dec 2006

30 Jun 2006

31 Dec 2005

Net cash (out)/inflow from operations

(84.2)

(11.5)

(95.7)

(14.2)

1.0

Working capital changes

57.2

71.2

128.4

(145.3)

8.7

Net cash outflow from investing activities

(72.1)

(105.8)

(177.9)

(135.4)

(97.3)

Net cash (out)/inflow from financing activities

(203.4)

38.4

(165.0)

566.5

(27.8)

(Decrease)/increase in cash and cash

equivalents

(302.5)

(7.7)

(310.2)

271.6

(115.4)

Translation adjustment

(46.0)

35.9

(10.1)

79.6

12.0

Opening cash and cash equivalents

517.2

489.0

137.8

241.2

Closing cash and cash equivalents include

R34.4 million classified as assets held for sale

168.7

517.2

168.7

489.0

137.8

Reconciliation of net cash (out)/inflow

from operations

Net operating (loss)/profit

(3.5)

11.2

7.7

0.8

41.7

Net operating loss from discontinued

operations

(78.7)

(23.6)

(102.3)

(30.8)

(6.3)

(82.2)

(12.4)

(94.6)

(30.0)

35.4

Adjusted for:

Interest provision on convertible bond

(7.0)

7.0

–

14.0

14.5

Amortisation of convertible cost

1.8

1.7

3.5

6.2

3.7

Financial instruments

23.7

4.2

27.9

–

(3.7)

Unrealised foreign exchange loss/(gain)

(9.8)

16.4

6.6

47.7

(28.1)

Growth in Environmental Trust Funds

(2.3)

(0.8)

(3.1)

(3.0)

(2.6)

Other non-cash items

36.8

3.4

40.2

1.8

11.5

Interest paid

(44.3)

(12.2)

(56.5)

(31.4)

(19.3)

Taxation paid

(0.9)

(18.8)

(19.7)

(19.5)

(10.4)

Net cash (out)/inflow from operations

(84.2)

(11.5)

(95.7)

(14.2)

1.0

KEY OPERATIN G AND FINANCIAL R ESULTS (Una udited)
Australa sian operations

Porgera (20% Share of Joint Venture)

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

t'000

238

262

(9)

500

546

551

Yield g/t

3.09

3.48

(11)

3.30

2.94

4.33

Gold produced

23 664

29 379

(19)

53 043

51 625

76 613

736

913

(19)

1 649

1 606

2 384

Cash operating costs

US$ per oz

396

401

399

288

274

ZAR

per

93 834

92 539

(1)

93 117

58 056

57 682

ZAR

per

tonne

290

322

307

171

250

Cash operating profit

US$ million

3.3

4.5

(27)

7.8

14.5

14.8

ZAR

million

24.2

32.2

(25)

56.4

91.3

96.6

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

2.8

1.8

(56)

4.5

8.2

8.8

ZAR million

19.9

12.9

(54)

32.9

52.0

57.3

Gold production for the quarter was 19% lower at 23 664oz reflecting a 9% decline in throughput to 238 000 tonnes (“t”) and an 11%

decrease in yield to 3.09 grams per ton (“g/t.”).
Lower production was a consequence of both a 10-day shutdown to carry out remedial work on a ball mill and clave brickwork and the

Hides power interruptions due to lightning strikes in early December. Lower grades from the pit resulted in a lower than expected feed

gold grade, 5% lower overall than last quarter. Low-grade, long-term stockpiles provided lower than expected grades but this was offset by

higher-grade open pit and underground ore.
Material mined and moved was below budget owing to the removal of the West Wall lower buttress and delays to Stage 4 mining

associated with high-wall rock fall conditions.
The West Wall cutback excavation is now 75% complete, the West Wall Upper Buttress having been completed in December. The removal of the

Lower Buttress was a key focus of material movement.
Cash operating costs for the quarter were 1% lower at US$396/oz.

Tolukuma

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

t'000

101

Yield

g/t

8.29

8.77

(5)

8.52

8.13

9.47

Gold produced

11 996

12 141

(1)

24 137

24 067

30 723

373

377

(1)

750

748

956

Cash operating costs

US$ per oz

827

835

831

718

444

ZAR

per

195 319

192 634

(1)

193 969

146 433

93 347

ZAR

per

tonne

1 619

1 689

1 653

1 191

884

Cash operating (loss)/profit

US$ million

(1.0)

(3.0)

(4.0)

(0.8)

0.1

ZAR

million

(8.3)

(20.8)

(29.1)

(5.0)

0.4

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

1.6

2.0

3.6

0.6

3.6

ZAR million

11.8

14.3

26.1

3.6

23.7

Gold production for the quarter was 1% lower at 11 996oz, due to a 5% decline in yield to 8.29g/t. Throughput was 5% higher at 45 000t.
Production for the quarter was negatively affected by the shutdown of the SAG mill on 25 November after the discovery of serious damage. The mill re-started on 8 December on completion of essential repairs.
A helicopter crash in October disrupted site logistics and also contributed to reduced production.
Mill feed from underground mining has been supplemented by low-grade surface stocks.
Underground mining remains focused on the Zine surface and production resumed late in the quarter from the Gulbadi surface.
Cash operating costs for the quarter were 1% lower at US$827/oz.

Discontinued operation
Vatukoula ("Old" Emperor) 100% consolidated
from 6 April 2006 (Previously 39.52% attributable)

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

t'000

(54)

117

102

Yield g/t

7.68

6.74

7.03

4.73

5.93

Gold produced

9 143

17 338

(47)

26 481

8 963

19 434

284

539

(47)

823

279

605

Cash operating costs #

US$ per oz

1 120

642

(74)

807

675

559

ZAR

per

265 169

148 006

(79)

188 436

135 163

117 505

ZAR

per

tonne

2 035

997

(104)

1 326

713

701

Cash operating loss #

US$ million

(4.1)

(1.7)

(141)

(5.8)

(5.2)

(4.5)

ZAR

million

(29.4)

(12.4)

(137)

(41.9)

(32.8)

(29.5)

Cash operating loss attributable to

DRDGOLD US$

million

(4.1)

(1.7)

(141)

(5.8)

(2.4)

–

ZAR

million

(29.4)

(12.4)

(137)

(41.9)

(15.6)

–

Capital expenditure (net) #

US$ million

3.3

5.6

8.9

6.7

4.4

ZAR

million

24.7

40.0

64.6

42.4

28.7

Capital expenditure (net) attributable to

DRDGOLD

US$ million

3.3

5.6

8.9

3.6

–

ZAR million

24.7

40.0

64.6

23.3

–

# Represents total operation

KEY OPERATIN G AND FINANCIAL R ESULTS (Una udited)
Australa sian operations

Throughput for the quarter was 54% lower at 37 000t and, in spite of a 14% increase in yield to 7.68g/t, there was a 47% decrease in gold production to 9 143oz.
Markedly lower production was a consequence of both the month-long shut down of Philip Shaft for repairs and the subsequent mine
shutdown in early December.
As previously announced, a skip-cage conveyance fell down the Philip Shaft on 14 October 2006. This was repaired and returned to service
on 14 November.
On 5 December, after the completion of an extensive three-month review, the Vatukoula Mine was placed on care and maintenance. The
results of the review indicated that continued mining operations were no longer economically viable. There may be future potential for
limited mining at Vatukoula and it may be possible to carry out further exploratory work in the coming years in order to look for ore
resources that could be mined profitably, but more work is needed to clarify whether such potential exists.

South African operations

Blyvoor

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

Underground

t'000

183

182

365

349

325

Surface

t'000

896

966

(7)

1 862

1 847

1 787

Total

t'000

1 079

1 148

(6)

2 227

2 196

2 112

Yield

Underground

g/t

5.06

5.15

(2)

5.10

4.93

6.20

Surface

g/t

0.32

0.33

(3)

0.32

0.35

0.32

Total

g/t

1.12

1.10

1.11

1.08

1.23

Gold produced

Underground

29 772

30 125

(1)

59 897

55 362

64 816

926

937

(1)

1 863

1 722

2 016

Surface

9 099

10 352

(12)

19 451

21 027

18 488

283

322

(12)

605

654

575

Total

38 871

40 477

(4)

79 348

76 389

83 304

1 209

1 259

(4)

2 468

2 376

2 591

Cash operating costs

Underground

US$ per oz

582

627

605

646

469

ZAR

per

137 586

144 491

141 059

131 529

98 636

ZAR per tonne

696

744

720

649

612

Surface

US$ per oz

313

293

(7)

303

253

242

ZAR

per

73 926

67 565

(9)

70 540

51 560

50 887

ZAR per tonne

–

Total

US$ per oz

519

542

531

538

419

ZAR

per

122 685

124 817

123 772

109 517

88 040

ZAR per tonne

137

–

137

118

108

Cash operating profit

US$ million

3.5

3.2

6.7

4.4

3.5

ZAR

million

25.4

23.0

48.4

27.9

22.6

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

2.3

2.7

5.0

4.6

4.2

ZAR million

16.9

19.1

36.0

29.4

27.4

Total gold production for the quarter was 4% lower at 38 871oz, reflecting a 6% decline in total throughput to 1 079 000t. Overall yield was 2% higher at 1.12g/t.
The underground fire in the high-grade area at No 5 Shaft contributed to the quarter’s lower production but 90% of the affected stopes
were back in production within 48 hours and consequently the impact was limited to a 1% reduction in gold production to 29 772oz.
While throughput from underground rose 1% to 183 000t, underground yield was 2% lower at 5.06g/t. The fire slowed down
development, which was 5% lower but opening up in the quarter rose by 56%.
Repairs to the No 6 Shaft infrastructure damaged in the previous quarter continued, together with investigative drilling of the Alpha Dyke.
Gold production for the quarter from surface sources was 12% lower at 9 099oz due to the combined impacts of early summer rains, pipe
failures and the need to raise the tailings dam disposal column. Surface throughput was 7% lower at 896 000t and surface yield 3% down at
0.32g/t.
Underground cash operating costs for the quarter were 7% lower at US$582/oz and in spite of a 7% rise in surface cash costs to
US$313/oz, total cash operating costs were 4% lower at US$519/oz.

Crown 100% consolidated from

1 Dec 2005 (Previously 40%
attributable)

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

t'000

2 231

2 056

4 287

4 016

2 149

Yield g/t

0.41

0.42

(2)

0.41

0.36

0.42

Gold produced

29 643

27 521

57 164

47 036

28 923

922

856

1 778

1 463

899

Cash operating costs #

US$ per oz

399

423

411

495

382

ZAR per kg

94 268

97 453

95 801

100 659

80 276

ZAR per tonne

Cash operating profit #

US$ million

6.2

5.5

11.7

4.7

ZAR million

46.0

39.1

85.1

29.8

30.6

Cash operating profit attributable

to DRDGOLD

US$ million

6.2

5.5

11.7

4.7

0.9

ZAR

million

46.0

39.1

85.1

29.8

5.5

Capital expenditure (net) #

US$ million

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.9

2.0

ZAR

million

3.8

7.1

10.9

18.4

13.2

Capital expenditure (net) attributable

to DRDGOLD

US$ million

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.9

0.5

ZAR million

3.8

7.1

10.9

18.4

3.1

# Represents total operation

Reflecting the positive impact of pipeline upgrades in the previous quarter, throughput increased by 9% to 2 231 000t. In spite of a 2%
decline in yield to 0.41g/t, gold production rose by 8% to 29 643oz for the quarter.
Cash operating costs for the quarter were 6% lower at US$399/oz as a consequence of the higher gold production.
A R10.5 million capital project for the reclamation of the 3L2 dam has been approved. It is expected to recover from the site – and to
retreat through the Crown plant – some 270 000t per month at an average yield of 0.3g/t over a 20-month period.
The company lodged its application to the DME for a mining right for the Top Star mine dump on 1 February 2007. Its contesting of a
two-year moratorium on the recovery of the dump granted to heritage authorities is scheduled to be heard in April.

ERPM 100% consolidated from

1 Dec 2005 (Previously 40%
attributable)

Quarter

Dec 2006

Quarter

Sep 2006

Change

6 months to

31 Dec 2006

6 months to

30 Jun 2006

6 months to

31 Dec 2005

Ore milled

Underground

t'000

(16)

140

149

Surface

t'000

388

435

(11)

823

1 011

587

Total

t'000

452

511

(12)

963

1 160

663

Yield
Underground

g/t

7.06

7.49

(6)

7.30

8.50

7.88

Surface

g/t

0.34

0.36

(6)

0.35

0.39

0.41

Total

g/t

1.29

1.42

(9)

1.36

1.43

1.26

Gold produced

Underground

14 532

18 325

(21)

2 857

40 735

19 264

452

570

(21)

1 022

1 267

599

Surface

4 276

5 016

(15)

9 292

12 699

7 626

133

156

(15)

289

395

238

Total

18 808

23 341

(19)

42 149

53 434

26 890

585

726

(19)

1 311

1 662

837

Cash operating costs #

Underground

US$ per oz

627

510

(23)

562

475

447

ZAR per kg

148 044

117 481

(26)

130 998

96 548

94 025

ZAR per tonne

1 046

880

(19)

956

821

752

Surface

US$ per oz

704

599

(18)

647

550

456

ZAR per kg

166 173

137 949

(20)

150 938

111 737

95 857

ZAR per tonne

(16)

Total

US$ per oz

644

529

(22)

581

493

450

ZAR per kg

152 166

121 879

(25)

135 394

100 158

94 525

ZAR per tonne

197

173

(14)

184

144

126

Cash operating profit #

US$ million

(0.7)

2.1

(133)

1.4

5.2

0.6

ZAR million

(5.1)

15.1

(134)

10.0

33.2

3.8

Cash operating profit attributable

to DRDGOLD

US$ million

(0.7)

2.1

(133)

1.4

5.2

(0.6)

ZAR

million

(5.1)

15.1

(134)

10.0

33.2

(3.9)

Capital expenditure (net) #

US$ million

1.2

1.1

(9)

2.3

1.4

0.7

ZAR

million

8.5

8.1

(5)

16.6

9.2

4.5

Capital expenditure (net) attributable

to DRDGOLD

US$ million

1.2

1.1

(9)

2.3

1.4

0.2

ZAR

million

8.5

8.1

(5)

16.6

9.2

1.4

# Represents total operation

Total gold production for the quarter was 18 808oz, 19% down on the previous quarter, reflecting lower gold production from both

underground and surface sources.

Lower extraction rates due to faulting in the eastern portion of the underground mining area led to 16% decline in underground

throughput to 64 000t. This, together with the mining of higher volumes of lower grade material from above 70 level, contributed to a

6% decline in underground yield to 7.06g/t. Consequently, underground gold production was 21% lower at 14 532oz.
Installation of both a new surface compressor and mud-pumping infrastructure continued during the quarter. The latter, scheduled for

completion by the end of the December 2007 quarter, is expected to yield some 6kg of gold a month from the treatment of 2 000t of mud

with an average grade of 3.0g/t.
ERPM’s ambitious, three-phase plugging project – designed to protect the mine’s underground operations from rising water levels in the

Central Witwatersrand Basin – has progressed according to schedule and is expected to be completed by the end of the June 2007

quarter.
Surface gold production for the quarter was 15% lower at 4 276oz. An 11% decline in throughput to 388 000t resulted from water

shortages, pipe and pump failures, cable theft and power outages. Work to change the Cason Dump face shape to improve safety and

environmental controls led to a 6% drop in yield to 0.34g/t.
A project has begun to recover and treat residual surface material from the ERPM lease area. It is expected to treat between 10 000 and

15 000t per month at an average grade of 1.00g/t until December 2007, generating revenue while substantially reducing environmental

obligations.
Total cash operating costs for the quarter increased by 22% to US$644/oz, reflecting lower gold production. Underground cash costs rose
by 23% to US$627/oz and surface cash costs by 18% to US$704/oz.

Cash operating cost s reconciliation

R000 unless otherwise stated

Australasian Operations

Tolukuma

Porgera JV

(20%)

Continued

Operations

Discontinued

Vatukoula

Total cash costs

Dec 06 Qtr

90 006

39 474

129 480

114 894

Sep 06 Qtr

72 686

84 853

157 539

95 607

6 Mths to Dec 06

162 692

124 327

87 019

210 501

Movement in gold in process

Dec 06 Qtr

(4 017)

40 494

36 477

(12 002)

Sep 06 Qtr

11 241

3 968

15 209

(3 215)

6 Mths to Dec 06

7 224

44 462

51 686

(15 217)

Less: exploration, production taxes,

rehabilitation and other

Dec 06 Qtr

5 847

7 386

13 683

620

Sep 06 Qtr

4 437

1 325

5 762

–

6 Mths to Dec 06

10 284

9 161

19 445

620

Less: retrenchment costs

Dec 06 Qtr

–

–
–

–

27 162

Sep 06 Qtr

–

(1 009)

6 Mths to Dec 06

–

26 153

Less: corporate and general

administration costs

Dec 06 Qtr

7 288

3 070

10 358

(198)

Sep 06 Qtr

6 867

3 008

9 875

13 626

6 Mths to Dec 06

14 155

6 078

20 233

13 428

Cash operating costs

Dec 06 Qtr

72 854

66 062

141 916

75 308

Sep 06 Qtr

72 623

84 488

157 111

79 775

6 Mths to Dec 06

145 477

153 550

299 027

155 083

Gold produced (kg)

Dec 06 Qtr

373

736

1 109

284

Sep 06 Qtr

377

913

1 290

539

6 Mths to Dec 06

750

1 649

2 399

823

Total cash operating costs – R/kg

Dec 06 Qtr

195 319

93 384

127 968

265 169

Sep 06 Qtr

192 634

92 539

121 791

148 006

6 Mths to Dec 06

193 969

93 117

127 647

188 436

Total cash operating costs – US$/oz

Dec 06 Qtr

827

396

541

1 120

Sep 06 Qtr

835

401

529

642

6 Mths to Dec 06

831

399

534

807

R000 unle ss ot herwise stated

South African Operations

Crown

ERPM

Blyvoor

Total
operations

Total cash costs

Dec 06 Qtr

93 703

94 829

153 520

342 052

Sep 06 Qtr

89 650

94 418

162 201

346 269

6 Mths to Dec 06

183 353

189 247

315 721

688 321

Movement in gold in process

Dec 06 Qtr

187

419

639

Sep 06 Qtr

241

(38)

587

790

6 Mths to Dec 06

274

149

1 006

1 429

Less: exploration, production taxes,

rehabilitation and others

Dec 06 Qtr

2 943

2 064

1 443

6 450

Sep 06 Qtr

2 643

1 960

1 374

5 977

6 Mths to Dec 06

5 586

4 024

2 817

12 427

Less: retrenchment costs

Dec 06 Qtr

–

Sep 06 Qtr

–

6 Mths to Dec 06

–

Less: corporate and general
administration costs

Dec 06 Qtr

3 878

3 935

4 170

11 983

Sep 06 Qtr

3 828

3 936

4 270

12 034

6 Mths to Dec 06

7 706

7 871

8 440

24 017

Cash operating costs

Dec 06 Qtr

86 915

89 017

148 326

324 258

Sep 06 Qtr

83 420

88 484

157 144

329 048

6 Mths to Dec 06

170 335

177 501

305 470

653 306

Gold produced (kg

Dec 06 Qtr

922

585

1 209

2 716

Sep 06 Qtr

856

726

1 259

2 841

6 Mths to Dec 06

1 778

1 311

2 468

5 557

Total cash operating costs – R/kg

Dec 06 Qtr

94 268

152 166

122 685

119 388

Sep 06 Qtr

97 453

121 879

124 817

115 821

6 Mths to Dec 06

95 801

135 394

123 772

117 565

Total cash operating costs – US$/oz

Dec 06 Qtr

399

644

519

505

Sep 06 Qtr

423

529

542

503

6 Mths to Dec 06

411

581

531

504

EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Australasian operations

Fiji
Vatukoula
Limited underground exploration was undertaken in the Philip Shaft section prior to the cessation of mining.
A commercial and technical review of mine site and near mine exploration was completed. This involved data compilation,
integration and interpretation and was aimed at identifying new near-mine exploration targets. A number of target areas have been defined to be of interest.

Fiji regional
No regional exploration work was carried out elsewhere in Fiji. Historical data on the Tuvatu Project was reviewed in preparation for additional work in this area. Regional programmes for all other surface permits were reviewed.

Papua New Guinea
Tolukuma
Exploration activity at Tolukuma continued to concentrate on the Zine and Fundoot structures. Minor drilling was undertaken on the Triple M structure to the east of Zine. Surface trenching aimed at generating drill targets continued in the Degot/Fundoot area and in areas further south of the lease. An exploration review workshop conducted during November identified multiple exploration targets within the Tolukuma corridor. From late November to December exploration activity was scaled down (as a result of the SAG mill breakdown) and has yet to return to full capacity.
In the next (January-March 2007) quarter exploration will continue to be focused on delineation and extensional drilling of the Zine and Fundoot South structures. Intensive drilling is planned to fully test the Zine structure as soon as access to appropriate underground locations becomes available. Surface trenching and mapping will continue to the southern part of the lease, into the Aivelolop and Kagam structures. The Aivelolop structure will be tested with several drill holes both from the surface and underground.

Zine exploration drilling and undergr ound development
The Zine structure continued to be tested by drilling and underground development in an effort to define the extents of the mineralisation. Within the Zine Mid section underground development has been carried out from 1525 up to 1565 and down to 1505 levels. On 1505 level development face grades of up to 1.8m @ 190.7g/t Au (uncut) have been obtained from the central section of the Zine Mid pod. Drilling to date has indicated mineralisation within the Zine Mid pod to extend at least 160m below current developments at 1505 level. Initial surface drilling results of the Zine North section have not been encouraging but the presence of the structure has been confirmed and the lower sections (below 1495 level) are yet to be tested. Further testing is yet to be carried out in the Zine South and Zine Far South areas.

Drilling results, October – December 2006

Hole no

Intersection

Comments

RL (m)

Core recover y %

TU084

2.08m @ 2.25g/t Au & 4.4g/t Ag

Zine Mid (north)

1322

100

TU085

No significant mineralisation

Zine Mid (south)

1405

100

ZN087

0.62m @ 6.38g/t Au & 24.6g/t Ag

Zine North

1556

ZN088

2.0m @ 0.86g/t Au & 13.5g/t Ag

Zine North

1510

100

ZN089

0.40m @ 6.23g/t Au & 24.9g/t Ag

Zine North

1495

*Assay results are uncut; intersection widths calculated based on angle to core axis.

Fundoot exploration
The upper zones of the Fundoot structure continued to be tested from the surface with mixed results. A mechanical trenching exercise using an excavator to expose the top of the vein (in areas of overburden cover) is planned for a 150m wide zone.
Drilling results, October – December 2006

Hole No

Intersection

Comments

RL (m)

Core recover y %

IV026

0.40m @ 34.08g/t Au & 52.1g/t Ag

Fundoot

1600

100

IV027

0.75m @ 5.31g/t Au & 25.0g/t Ag

Fundoot

1600

100

IV028

No significant mineralisation

Fundoot

1632 100

IV029

0.27m @ 39.73g/t Au & 121.0g/t Ag

Fundoot

1584

100

IV031

0.30m @ 21.21g/t Au & 43.4g/t Ag

HW Splay

1560

100

IV033

0.83m @ 10.39g/t Au & 161.5 Ag

Fundoot

1585

100

IV034

0.77m @ 2.93g/t Au & 21.2g/t Ag

Fundoot

1529

100

IV035

0.95m @ 0.35g/t Au & 24.1g/t Ag

Fundoot

1643

*Assay results are uncut; intersection width calculation based on angle to drill core axis.

PNG: Regional Pr ogramme
The company maintains 11 Exploration Licences. A major technical review of all exploration tenements completed earlier this year highlighted multiple prospects with several areas requiring advanced stage exploration and drilling. Field work in EL1271 and 1366 has begun, and planning for work in ELs 894 and 683 is underway. Weather problems, difficulty in employing additional geologists and field personnel, and the unavailability of helicopters greatly restricted the scope of work. Further data interpretation is in progress.

An assessment of the porphyry associated copper and gold potential within Emperor’s regional ELs is under way.

Data compilation and interpretation have been concluded for EL1284, and the annual report compiled and submitted to the Mines
Department.

Fieldwork was completed in the Ipi Creek EL1352 during the previous quarter. Compilation of field results has shown that porphyry copper type alteration and mineralisation occurs in the area centred on a small intrusive stock. A collapsed diatreme breccia has also been interpreted to occur in the Ipi area and further work is aimed at delineating the diatreme and further mapping and sampling of the area.

Results of soil sampling at Belavista in EL1284 during the previous quarter have shown a 1km x 1km area to be anomalous in Au with co-incident As, Hg and Pb anomalies. This is interpreted to be caused by mineralisation within the regional Goilala Fault structures that occur in the area. Samples taken across discrete structures within the Goilala Fault zone returned assays of 0.46 ppm Au, 5.5ppm Ag, 0.14% Cu and 0.1% As, and 6.32 ppm Au, 20 ppm Ag, 0.12% Cu and 0.7 % As, and 6.32ppm Au, 20ppm Ag, 0.12% Cu and 0.7% As. Further work is planned for the area to test strike extensions of the two structures and to expose additional structures that may be responsible for the soil anomaly observed in the area.

Porgera Joint Venture
The Porgera Deeps drilling programme continued with two holes being drilled, one a re-drill that was again abandoned due to difficult drilling conditions.

Drilling at Tupagai (located immediately north of Porgera) is expected to begin in the first quarter of 2007. Work continued on the interpretation of historical mapping data. Additional targets have been identified based on co-incident geochemical and geophysical anomalies in favourable litho-structural positions within the Porgera Transfer Zone.

South Africa
ERPM Extension 1 (Sallies)
The second and third exploration boreholes have been completed and surveyed to assist with geological interpretation. Assays and check assays have been conducted.
Borehole assay results:
BH No2 Channel Value 11.11g/t / 64 cm (715 cmgt)
BH No3 Channel Value 2.45g/t / 227 cm (556 cmgt)

A fourth exploration borehole is being drilled to determine extent of paleohigh, and is currently at 32.3 metres. An additional machine has

begun drilling within the ERPM lease area.
On completion of the fourth borehole, drilling will be concentrated within the mine lease area to firm up on geological structures.

ERPM Exten sion 2 (Sallies)

The prospecting right for ERPM Extension 2 was granted. The area covers 5 500 hectares to the east of the ERPM Extension 1 (Sallies)

prospecting area, which incorporates the southern sections of the old Van Dyk mining lease area and a small portion of Sallies. The

area has a potential exploration target of some 7-11 million ounces, which could result in the development of a deep-level mine with a

life of mine in excess of 15 years.

Blyvoor

Savuka exploration

The current depth of the exploration borehole, drilling of which was suspended during the quarter due to the Blyvooruitzicht No 5 Shaft

underground fire, is 81.4 m.
Tenders for the diamond drilling contract closed on 23 January 2007. On awarding of the contract, additional drilling will be

undertaken to firm up on geology and valuation down dip of current mining operations.

Crown

Elsburg exploration dr illing results
4L50 dump: 17 holes were drilled on a 200 x 200m grid. A resource of 18.6 million tons at 0.251g/t has been determined.
4L 48 dump: 24 holes were drilled on a 200 x 200m grid. A resource of 80.8 million tons at 0.351g/t has been determined.
4L 47 dump: 32 holes were drilled on a 200 x 200m grid. A provisional valuation of 37.8 million tons at 0.261g/t has been

determined and while test work remains to be completed, no significant changes are expected.
3/L/10 and Angelo: drilling of the ERGO portions has been completed and assay results are awaited.
WPU Slime Roodepoort: drilling of slimes for toll treatment has been completed and resulted are awaited.

Argonaut
A desktop survey has been conducted, using historical geophysical information, to confirm that the proposed borehole is sited
favourably in terms of structure and grade.

DIRECTORS

Directors (* British) (** Australian) (*** American)
Exe cutive:

Non-e xecutive:

Group Compa ny Se cretary:

JWC Sayers (Chief Executive Officer)*

J Turk ***

TJ Gwebu

Alternate:

Indepe ndent non-e xecutive:

JH Dissel

RP Hume

GC Campbell* (Non-Executive Chairman)

D Blackmur**

INVESTOR RELATIONS

For further information, contact Ilja Graulich at:

Tel: (+27-11) 219-7800 • Fax: (+27-11) 476-2637 • e-mail: ilja.graulich@za.drdgold.com • website: http://www.drdgold.com

Ebsco House 4, 299 Pendoring Avenue, Blackheath Randburg South Africa PO Box 390, Maraisburg, 1700, South Africa

Exhibit 99.2
DRDGOLD LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration number 1895/000926/06)
ARB number 086 277 616
JSE trading symbol: DRD
ISIN Code: ZAE 000058723
Issuer code: DUSM
Nasdaq trading symbol: DROOY
(“DRDGOLD” or “the company”)

BLYVOORUITZICHT GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED TO DISCIPLINE ILLEGAL
STRIKERS

Further to our announcement on 16 February 2007 and 20 February 2007, the company hereby
announces that the employees at its subsidiary Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Company Limited
(“Blyvoor”) have resumed an illegal strike which began on 13 February 2007 and was halted on 18
February 2007, pending facilitated discussions at the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and
Arbitration (“CCMA”). The strike was declared unlawful by the Labour Court on 14 February
2007. The unprotected strike resumed on 27 February 2007 when the employees did not report for
the night shift. The refusal to work was in support of the same demands that led to the strike which
had been suspended, these being a dispute in respect of leave pay and a demand by rock drill
operators for a 40% increase in wages.

Blyvoor and the National Union of Mineworkers (“NUM”) made an attempt to settle the dispute
under the auspices of the CCMA. Blyvoor attempted to prevent the continuation of the illegal strike
by, inter alia, agreeing to refer the leave pay dispute to arbitration and offering to pay an interim
allowance to rock drill operators and operators, on condition that NUM gave a firm commitment on
the recovery of tonnes lost as a result of the illegal strike. These offers were, as at the publication of
this notice, rejected.

The striking employees were issued with final warnings on 20 February 2007. Following the
resumption of the illegal strike, Blyvoor has today issued the employees with a notice calling upon
them to give reasons (a) for their refusal to comply with the court order of 14 February 2007 and (b)
why no final ultimatum should be issued to them to resume their duties from the night shift of 28
February 2007.

The striking employees have been notified that if they do not comply with a final ultimatum, they
may face dismissal.

Johannesburg
28 February 2007