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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 April 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 April 2007, incorporated
by reference herein:

Exhibit

99.1 Release dated April 26, 2007, entitled “MINTAILS AND DRDGOLD AGREE WEST

RAND GOLD AND URANIUM EXPLORATION AND MINING JOINT VENTURE ”

99.2 Release dated April 26, 2007, entitled “ REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS FOR THE

QUARTER AND MINE MONTHS 31 MARCH 2007”

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: April 26, 2007

By: /s/ Themba Gwebu

Name: Themba Gwebu

Title: Company Secretary

Exhibit 99.1

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”)

MINTAILS AND DRDGOLD AGREE WEST RAND GOLD AND URANIUM EXPLORATION AND
MINING JOINT VENTURE

Mintails Limited (ASX: MLI) and DRDGOLD Limited (“DRDGOLD”)(NASDAQ: DROOY: JSE: DRD)
announced today that they had reached agreement on the formation of a joint venture company which is yet
to be formed (“the JV”)in South Africa to explore, evaluate and potentially mine gold and uranium by
opencast and underground mining methods in the Western Rand Goldfield of South Africa’s Witwatersrand
Basin.

Following discussions initiated during the fourth quarter of 2006, the JV stakeholders, DRDGOLD, Mintails
SA (wholly owned by Mintails Limited) and Mineral & Mining Reclamation Services (Pty) Ltd (“MMRS”)
have agreed to consolidate their West Rand Goldfield projects comprising Rand Leases, Durban Roodepoort
Deep, East Champ D’Or, Luipaardsvlei and West Rand Consolidated (including West Wits). The JV’s goal
is to re-evaluate and re-start mining in the West Rand Goldfield, situated in the Witwatersrand Basin in
South Africa’s Gauteng province.

Initially, DRDGOLD and Mintails SA will hold 45% each in the JV and MMRS will hold 10%. It is
intended that the JV will be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange to raise a minimum of $6 million as an
initial public offering, and subsequently list on the JSE Limited, the Johannesburg stock exchange.

The Witwatersrand is arguably one of the greatest gold and uranium-producing regions in the world. The
JV’s lease consolidation provides a package of tenements with a continuous strike of over 20 kilometres,
covering significant gold and uranium-producing, historical mines over the western margin of the
Witwatersrand.

Gold production in the West Rand Goldfield began in the late 1880s with the focus on the Main and South
reefs. Discovery of further reefs was quick to follow. The known reef groups on the JV’s consolidated lease
area include the Main, Johnstone, Bird and Kimberley, with less extensive reefs such as the Black reef
located in pockets.

Historical gold production on the constituent leases exceeds 30 million ounces and 17 000 tons U3O8

Fluctuating gold and uranium commodity prices during the 20

century saw the closure and re-opening of

mines and changes in mining focus between gold and uranium.

The JV’s objective for the first two years is to aggressively delineate Au and U3O8 resource/reserves,

progress into advanced stages of commissioning or commence mining on the consolidated lease area.
Modern mining techniques will be utilised and all activities conducted will be to a world-class standard.

Exploration targets are in the process of being generated across the consolidated lease area. The intention is
to begin exploration for surface resource/reserves, while concurrently delineating remaining pillar reserves
and areas previously unmined. Deeper exploration programmes will be designed later in 2008.

To achieve the JV’s goals, various exploration techniques will be utilised, including but not limited to
surface reverse circulation and diamond drilling, underground diamond drilling and channel sampling of
underground pillars.

In the creation of the exploration programme, the Witwatersrand reefs are being evaluated and prioritised.
The U3O8- and Au-producing Bird Reef Group found across the JV consolidated lease area become the initial
primary target for open-cut and underground mining. Other Au-producing reef groups such as the Main and
Kimberley will be targeted subsequently.

A programme of data compilation and cataloguing has begun and early results are encouraging. Given the
disbursement of information and possible losses over the past 100 years of mining, the data collection
programme will be on-going.

Under the South African Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act of 2002, a new mineral rights
regime was introduced to install a pro-active exploration and mining industry. The new legislation has
introduced a “use it or lose it” philosophy, allowing previously held, under-utilised land to receive attention
from capable explorers willing to commit to the area and people. The JV holds new order and old order
rights; the latter are in the process of being converting to new order.

For further information, please contact Ilja Graulich, Head of Investor Relations or Niel Pretorius, CEO
DRDGOLD South African Operations (Pty) Ltd at + 27 11 219 8700.

Johannesburg
26 April 2007

Sponsor
Standard bank

REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS FOR THE QUARTER AND NINE MONTHS ENDED

31 MARCH 2007

2007 FINANCIAL YEAR

DRDGOLD LIMITED

(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”)

• Porgera Joint Venture stake sale agreed for US$250 million subject to shareholder and

regulatory approvals

• Discontinued Vatukoula operations and associated liabilities sold
• Blyvoor strike impacts negatively on DRDGOLD SA results

KEY RESULTS SUMMARY

Quarter

Quarter

9 months to

9 months to

March

December

March

31 March

31 March

Group

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Attributable gold production*

Australasian operations

28 009

35 660

(21)

36 069

105 189

143 405

871

1 109

(21)

1 122

3 270

4 462

Discontinued operations

429

9 143

(95)

6 910

26 910

26 344

284 (95)

215 836

820

South African operations

75 330

87 322

(14)

86 678

253 991

225 795

2 343

2 716

(14)

2 696

7 900

7 023

Group

103 768

132 125

(21)

129 657

386 090

395 544

3 227

4 109

(21)

4 033

12 006

12 305

Cash operating costs

Australasian operations

US$ per oz

707

541 (31)

499 580

367

ZAR per kg

164 963

127 967

(29)

102 217

135 385

75 744

Discontinued operations

US$ per oz

–

1 120

–

795

–

ZAR per kg

–

265 169

–

185 506

–

South African operations

US$ per oz

572

505 (13)

511 524

468

ZAR per kg

133 492

119 388

(12)

103 519

122 288

96 493

Group

US$ per oz

606

558 (9)

507 558

424

ZAR per kg

141 449

131 780

(7)

102 227

130 257

87 480

Gold price received

US$ per oz

663

617 7

547

633

496

ZAR per kg

154 629

145 909

109 580

147 652

102 408

Capital expenditure

US$ million

9.0

11.5 22

6.8

34.7

24.3

ZAR million

65.9

84.5 22

41.6

252.0

156.1

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

(Pty) Limited (“CGR”) which included East Rand Proprietary Mines Limited (“ERPM”) consolidated 100% from 1 December 2005 (previously

40% attributable).

KEY FEATURES

Exhibit 99.2

STOCK

Issued capital

361 191 981 ordinary no par value shares

5 000 000 cumulative preference share

Total ordinary no par value shares issued and committed: 377 446 755

Stock traded

JSE

NASDAQ

Average volume for the quarter per day ('000)

1 040

3 886

% of issued stock traded (annualised)

281

Price • High

R6,60

US$0,94

• Low

R3,70

US$0,54

• Close

R4,85

US$0,67

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 uncer tainties in general economic conditions in the

markets that DRDGOLD serves, 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 repor t 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 under take any

obligation to publicly update or revise these forward-looking

statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this

repor t or to the occurrence of unanticipated events.

OVERVIEW

Dear shareholder

Safety

With deep regret, I announce the death of two employees in work-

related incidents during the quar ter. Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining

Company Limited (“Blyvoor”) employee Jacinto Chivambo and ERPM

employee Ernesto Vuma both died from injuries sustained in tramming

accidents underground. I am par ticularly per turbed by the

circumstances of these fatalities as I am firmly of the view that

tramming-related accidents are entirely preventable. It is apposite that,

at Blyvoor, a seven-week programme relating to trucking and tramming

safety has been completed.

Safety performance generally at the South African operations during

the quar ter took an unsatisfactory turn. At ERPM the Disabling Injury

Frequency Rate (“DIFR”) deteriorated from 15.39 to 20.52 and the

Repor table Injury Frequency Rate (“RIFR”) from 5.13 to 8.98, while at

Crown the DIFR worsened from 3.74 to 6.16 and the RIFR from 1.26

to 3.69. Blyvoor recorded an improvement in its RIFR from 3.0 to 2.59,

but its DIFR deteriorated from 6.28 to 6.49.

In these circumstances I am reassured that a number of initiatives are

under way throughout the South African operations to turn the trend;

these include a campaign to emphasise employee rights and duties in

respect of safety.

Turning to the Australasian operations, at Tolukuma in Papua New

Guinea (“PNG”) safety performance was largely satisfactory. While the

Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (“LTIFR”) remained at 1.93, both the

RIFR and DIFR dropped from 7.72 to 0, reflecting no repor table or

disabling injuries during the quar ter. One lost time incident occurred

in which a drill operator was struck by falling rock and admitted to

hospital for observation.

Production

Total gold production was 21% lower at 103 768oz reflecting both a

37% decline in gold production from the Australasian operations to 28

438oz and a 14% decrease in gold production from the South African

operations to 75 330oz.

The primary reason for lower Australasian production, of course, was

the previously repor ted discontinuation of operations at the Vatukoula

Mine in Fiji; just 429oz were produced for the quar ter. Production was

also down, however, at the Porgera and Tolukuma operations in PNG;

Tolukuma produced 9 483oz down from 11 996oz in the previous

quar ter, while Porgera (20% share) produced 18 525oz, down from

23 664oz in the previous quar ter.

Tolukuma repor ts that slower than expected progress on remediation

of production issues – for example, poor ventilation, the extension of

compressed air infrastructure and limited stope drilling capacity –

impacted negatively on production during the quar ter.

Porgera repor ted lower productivity due to generally lower than

expected grades realised from stockpiles and par ts of the open pit.

In South Africa, all three operations repor ted decreased production.

At both Blyvoor and ERPM, the rate of return of workers after the

Christmas break was poor, and at Blyvoor this was exacerbated by a

five-day illegal strike. At ERPM, underground tonnes continued to be

adversely affected by inadequate and timeous opening up and

development of infrastructure, and the delivery of services to the

eastern longwall. Grade was, and will continue to be, affected for at

least the next 12 months by the occurrence of a fault that runs the

entire length of the eastern longwall. It is wor th noting that, at both

Blyvoor and ERPM, surface production rose and helped to offset the

impact of lower underground production. At Crown, however, the

effect on production of depleting high-grade material underscores the

urgent need to bring on line the 3/L/2 and Top Star reserves.

Financial

Group revenue decreased by 6% to R514.9 million, reflecting reduced

production. After accounting for cash operating costs which were

2% lower at R456.4 million, cash operating profit declined by 29% to

R58.5 million.

Revenue from the South African operations was 9% lower at

R356.2 million, and while cash operating costs decreased by 4% to

R312.8 million, cash operating profit was down 35% to R43.4 million.

Revenue from the continuing Australasian operations rose slightly to

R158.7 million, and after accounting for cash operating costs which

were 1% higher at R143.6 million, cash operating profit was 5% lower

at R15.1 million.

Corporate developments

During the quar ter, 78.9%-held Emperor completed the sale of

Vatukoula and associated Fijian assets and liabilities to Westech Gold

Limited (“Westech”) and announced a conditional agreement to sell

its 20% interest in Porgera to Barrick Gold Corporation for

US$250 million.

Proceeds from the sale of its Porgera interest will allow Emperor to

repay debt in full. After the sale and debt repayment, its key assets will

include the wholly-owned Tolukuma gold mine, a significant

copper/gold exploration por tfolio incorporating over 5 000 square

kilometres of exploration tenements in minerals-rich PNG, and a

significant amount of cash on the balance sheet.

Looking ahead

The developments in respect of Emperor and sign-off on the sale of

the Porgera stake will contribute towards a good foundation for

DRDGOLD. The return of the South African operations to an

acceptable level of operational stability – involving a strong focus on

cost controls and volumes to ensure the improvement of margins –

will also be critical to the success of this process.

Regarding exploration in South Africa, over-stoping of the prospect

drive on reef at ERPM Extension 1 will take place during the June

quar ter in order to fur ther define the ore body and supplement

existing borehole data. At Blyvoor, work has begun on defining the

uranium resource contained in the 110 million tonnes of slimes and

10 million tonnes of rock dump material available. Uranium was

produced at Blyvoor until 1982 and mining of reefs containing uranium

has continued subsequently.

It is pleasing to reflect on a fur ther development in South Africa,

announced separately today. DRDGOLD and ASX-listed Mintails

Limited have reached agreement on the formation of a joint venture

company, to be known as Kgosi Mining, which will explore for gold and

uranium in the western rand goldfield with a view to mining, using both

opencast and underground methods.

I expect to be able to repor t on fur ther progress towards our

recovery as a group in three months’ time. In closing, I would caution

that – against this process of recovery – the higher gold price has

raised expectations among our South African workforce and their

representatives on the outcome of wage negotiations, scheduled to

begin shor tly.

JOHN SAYERS

Chief Executive Officer

26 April 2007

CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT (Unaudited)

Quarter

Quarter

9 months to

9 months to

March

December

March

31 March

31 March

2007

2006

2007

2006

Continuing operations

Gold and silver revenue

514.9

548.5 419.3

1 638.1

1 048.8

Cash operating costs

(456.4)

(466.3)

(390.3)

(1 408.8)

(898.6)

Cash operating profit

58.5

82.2 29.0

229.3

150.2

Corporate administration and other expenses

(45.0)

(69.9)

(36.5)

(158.0)

(114.9)

Share-based payments

(2.0)

(0.5)

(3.4)

(5.9)

(10.2)

Exploration costs

(4.9)

(2.9)

(11.2)

(12.0)

(12.1)

Care and maintenance costs

(3.2)

(2.8)

(8.1)

(7.6)

Cash profit/(loss) from operations

3.4

6.1 (24.9)

45.3

5.4

Retrenchment costs

(0.8)

– –

(0.8)

(1.0)

Investment income

19.5

14.7 1.3

24.8

36.7

Finance charge

(13.1)

(24.3)

(13.8)

(52.6)

(36.8)

Net operating profit/(loss)

9.0

(3.5)

(37.4)

16.7

4.3

Rehabilitation

(3.1)

(3.1)

(10.5)

(9.3)

(18.3)

Depreciation

(36.9)

(39.5)

(52.3)

(123.0)

(123.7)

Profit/(loss) on financial instruments

1.3

(1.4)

–

(9.3)

(7.5)

Movement in gold in process

(15.8)

37.1 (6.8)

37.3

5.3

Loss before taxation

(45.5)

(10.4)

(107.0)

(87.6)

(139.9)

Taxation

(0.2)

21.0 17.7 5.5

0.4

Deferred taxation

1.7

(11.2)

(15.1)

(6.9)

1.4

Loss after taxation

(44.0)

(0.6)

(104.4)

(89.0)

(138.1)

Profit/(loss) on sale of assets/investment

90.6

(7.8)

–

82.8

(3.4)

Impairments

–

15.6 (1.7)

15.6

50.5

Loss from associates

–

– (72.1)

–

(152.0)

Discontinued operation

Loss for the period from discontinued operation

(44.2)

(145.6)

(0.1)

(225.8)

(6.4)

Impairment from discontinued operation

(3.9)

(783.1)

–

(787.0)

–

Net loss for the period

(1.5)

(921.5)

(178.3)

(1 003.4)

(249.4)

Attributable to:

Minority interest

3.5

(194.1)

(3.0)

(204.9)

(4.2)

Ordinary shareholders of the company

(5.0)

(727.4)

(175.3)

(798.5)

(245.2)

(1.5)

(921.5)

(178.3)

(1 003.4)

(249.4)

Headline loss per share – cents

– From continuing operations

(16.7)

(12.7)

(13.4)

(41.4)

(93.3)

– From total operations

(26.8)

(47.5)

(50.0)

(95.0)

(95.4)

Basic profit/(loss) per share – cents

– From continuing operations

9.5

(10.4)

(56,0)

(11.8)

(77.9)

– From total operations

(1.4)

(220.9)

(56.0)

(240.6)

(80.0)

Calculated on the weighted average ordinary

shares issued of:

345 510 540

329 252 570

312 864 814

331 852 870

306 385 191

Diluted headline loss per share – cents

(16.7)

(12.7)

(13.4)

(41.4)

(93.3)

Diluted basic loss per share – cents

(1.4)

(220.9)

(56.0)

(240.6)

(80.0)

NOTE REGARDING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

The condensed consolidated financial statements below are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting

Standards (“IFRS”).

SEGMENTAL INFORMATION

As at

As at

31 March

31 December

31 March

2007

2006

R m

R m

Assets
Property, plant and equipment

704.6

680.3 852.6

Investments

62.0

61.8 73.3

Environmental trust funds

71.1

67.0 57.5

Other non-current assets

–

208.0

Current assets

1 170.4

1 178.3

380.9

Inventories

99.6

109.5 141.5

Accounts receivable

66.5

68.4 93.9

Financial assets

10.7

9.8 12.5

Cash and cash equivalents

108.3

134.3 133.0

Assets classified as held for sale

885.3

856.3 –

2 008.1

1 987.4

1 572.3

Equity and liabilities
Equity

239.8

109.5 475.5

Shareholders' equity

204.9

77.1 450.0

Minority shareholders’ interest

34.9

32.4 25.5

Long-term borrowings

130.2

278.0 6.0

Post-retirement and other employee benefits

21.6

21.1 18.6

Provision for environmental rehabilitation

276.0

281.4 281.2

Financial liabilities

–

7.5

Deferred mining and income taxes

101.6

99.5 41.4

Current liabilities

1 238.9

1 197.9

742.1

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

346.2

450.5 374.5

Financial liabilities

240.9

207.5 –

Current portion of long-term borrowings

530.6

406.8 367.6

Liabilities classified as held for sale

121.2

133.1 –

2 008.1

1 987.4

1 572.3

Quarter Mar 2007

Quarter Dec 2006

South

Austral-

Discon-

South

Austral-

Discon-

Africa

asia

tinued

Other

Africa

asia

tinued

Other

Gold and silver revenue

356.2 158.7

7.1

–

390.6 157.9 45.8

–

Cash operating costs

(312.8)

(143.6)

–

(324.3)

(142.0)

(75.3)

–

Cash operating profit/(loss)

43.4

15.1

7.1

–

66.3 15.9 (29.5)

–

Corporate administration and
other expenses

(8.2)

(23.6)

(21.2)

(13.2)

(18.3)

(33.2)

0.2 (18.4)

Share-based payments

–

(2.0)

–

(0.5)

Exploration costs

–

(4.9)

–

(2.9)

(0.6)

–

Care and maintenance costs

–

(3.2)

–

(2.8)

Cash profit/(loss) from operations

35.2

(13.4)

(14.1)

(18.4)

48.0 (20.2)

(29.9)

(21.7)

Retrenchment costs

–

6.9 (0.8)

–

(27.2)

–

Investment income

3.2 14.6 (6.7)

1.7

2.3 (1.5)

(1.6)

13.9

Finance charge

(2.2)

(10.4)

(1.6)

(0.5)

(9.3)

(1.5)

(20.0)

(13.5)

Net operating profit/(loss)

36.2

(9.2)

(15.5)

(18.0)

41.0 (23.2)

(78.7)

(21.3)

Rehabilitation

(2.3)

–

(0.8)

(2.3)

–

(0.2)

(0.8)

Depreciation

(22.5)

(18.3)

(0.3)

3.9

(23.4)

(17.1)

(31.6)

1.0

Profit/(loss) on financial instruments

–

1.4 (22.3)

(0.1)

–

(1.4)

(22.3)

–

Movement in gold in process

(1.0)

(14.8)

(5.9)

–

0.6 36.5 (12.0)

–

Profit/(loss) before taxation

10.4

(40.9)

(44.0)

(15.0)

15.9 (5.2)

(144.8)

(21.1)

Taxation

(0.2)

–

(0.1)

–

(0.3)

21.2 (0.8)

0.1

Deferred taxation

–

1.7 –

–

(11.2)

–

Profit/(loss) after taxation

10.2

(39.2)

(44.1)

(15.0)

15.6 4.8

(145.6)

(21.0)

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (Unaudited)

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY (Unaudited)

Quarter

Quarter

9 months to

9 months to

March

December

March

31 March

31 March

2007

2006

2007

2006

Balance at the beginning of the period

109.5

1 093.3

507.6

1 015.3

483.1

Share capital issued

142.5

84.7 79.2

268.7

177.6

– for acquisition finance and cash

141.4

88.2 77.9

269.6

172.0

– for share options exercised

–

0.7 –

1.0

1.0

– increase in share-based payment reserve

2.0

0.5 3.4 5.9

10.2

– for costs

(0.9)

(4.7)

(2.1)

(7.8)

(5.6)

Net loss attributed to ordinary shareholders

(5.0)

(727.4)

(175.3)

(798.5)

(245.2)

Net profit/(loss) attributed to minority shareholders

3.5

(194.1)

(3.0)

(204.9)

(4.2)

Increase in minorities

–

18.5 –

18.5

23.9

Currency translation adjustments and other

(10.7)

(165.5)

67.0

(59.3)

40.3

Balance as at the end of the period

239.8

109.5 475.5 239.8

475.5

Reconciliation of headline loss
Net loss

(5.0)

(727.4)

(175.3)

(798.5)

(245.2)

Adjusted for:
– Impairments

–

(15.6)

1.7

(15.6)

(50.5)

– Impairment from discontinued operation

3.9

783.1 –

787.0

–

– Minority share of impairment from

discontinued operation

(0.8)

(204.4)

–

(205.2)

–

– (Profit)/loss on sale of assets

(90.6)

7.8 –

(82.8)

3.4

Headline loss

(92.5)

(156.5)

(173.6)

(315.1)

(292.3)

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT (Unaudited)

Quarter

Quarter

9 months to

9 months to

March

December

March

31 March

31 March

2007

2006

2007

2006

Net cash outflow from operations

(15.8)

(84.2)

(33.1)

(111.5)

(32.1)

Working capital changes

(64.5)

57.2 (12.5)

63.9

(3.8)

Net cash outflow from investing activities

(73.2)

(72.1)

(41.9)

(251.1)

(139.2)

Net cash in/(out) flow from financing activities

113.5

(203.4)

67.3

(51.5)

39.5

Decrease in cash and cash equivalents

(40.0)

(302.5)

(20.2)

(350.2)

(135.6)

Translation adjustment

(2.2)

(46.0)

15.4

(12.3)

27.4

Opening cash and cash equivalents

168.7

517.2 137.8 489.0

241.2

Closing cash and cash equivalents

126.5

168.7 133.0 126.5

133.0

Closing cash and cash equivalents as at 31 March 2007
include R18.2 million classified as assets held for sale.

Reconciliation of net cash outflow
from operations
Net operating profit/(loss)

9.0

(3.5)

(37.4)

16.7

4.3

Net operating loss from discontinued operations

(15.6)

(78.7)

(0.1)

(117.9)

(6.4)

(6.6)

(82.2)

(37.5)

(101.2)

(2.1)

Adjusted for:
Interest provision on convertible bond

–

(7.0)

6.8

–

21.3

Amortisation of convertible cost

–

1.8 1.9 3.5

5.6

Financial instruments

21.0

23.7 –

48.9

(3.7)

Unrealised foreign exchange (gain)/loss

(7.9)

(9.8)

2.0

(1.3)

(26.1)

Growth in Environmental Trust Funds

(2.2)

(2.3)

(1.6)

(5.3)

(4.2)

Other non-cash items

1.3

36.8 6.1

41.5

17.6

Interest paid

(20.2)

(44.3)

(5.7)

(76.7)

(25.0)

Taxation paid

(1.2)

(0.9)

(5.1)

(20.9)

(15.5)

Net cash outflow from operations

(15.8)

(84.2)

(33.1)

(111.5)

(32.1)

KEY OPERATING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS (Unaudited)

Australasian operations

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

Porgera (20% Share of Joint Venture)

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

t'000

214

238 (10)

241 714

792

Yield

g/t

2.69

3.09 (13)

3.15

3.12

3.97

Gold produced

18 526

23 664

(22)

24 410

71 569

101 023

576

736 (22)

760

2 225

3 144

Cash operating costs

US$ per oz

597

396 (51)

416 450

309

ZAR per kg

139 262

93 834

(48)

82 386

105 063

63 654

ZAR per tonne

375

290 (29)

260 327

253

Cash operating profit

US$ million

2.9

3.3 (12)

2.7

10.7

17.5

ZAR million

21.2

24.2 (12)

15.8

77.6

112.5

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

3.1

2.8 (11)

2.4 7.6

11.2

ZAR million

22.3

19.9 (12)

14.4

55.2

71.6

Porgera

Porgera attributable gold production was 214 000 tonnes at a recovered grade of 2.69g/t producing 18 526oz, at a cash operating cost of US$597/oz.

Gold production at Porgera early in the quarter continued to be impacted by power disruptions caused by a lightning strike in December, with repairs
and a return to full production achieved in early January.

Decreases in material mined during the quarter are attributed in part to lower productivity on the narrow Stage 5 bench.

The repairs to the Hides power station and increased diesel power generation and load shedding during the period of repairs also contributed to higher
costs incurred during the period.

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months to

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

Tolukuma

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

t'000

45 7

136

148

Yield

g/t

6.15

8.29 (26)

7.70

7.68

8.91

Gold produced

9 483

11 996

(21)

11 659

33 620

42 382

295

373 (21)

362

1 045

1 318

Cash operating costs

US$ per oz

922

827 (12)

671 857

507

ZAR per kg

215 146

195 319

(10)

134 260

199 947

104 584

ZAR per tonne

1 322

1 619

1 034

1 536

931

Cash operating loss

US$ million

(0.8)

(1.0)

20 (0.5)

(4.8)

(0.4)

ZAR million

(6.1)

(8.3)

27 (3.1)

(35.2)

(2.7)

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

1.3

1.6 19 –

4.9

3.7

ZAR million

9.5

11.8 19

(0.2)

35.6

23.5

Tolukuma

Total gold production was 9 483oz, down from 11 996oz in the previous quarter, mainly as the result of a 26% decline in yield to 6.15g/t.

The mine reports that mining machine fleet constraints have hampered the excavation of high-grade material, however plans are in place to use the existing fleet more efficiently while additional machinery is sourced.

The current mine plan at Tolukuma is focusing on maintaining production and vertical development on the Zine and Tinabar structures, as well as re-establishing stoping on the Gulbadi structure.

Underground production for the quarter focused primarily on Zine, with minor levels of stoping from the Tinabar zone. Stoping was hampered on three areas by mine fleet, compressed air and backfill constraints, but the compressed air infrastructure work undertaken in March will see improved drilling rates between Zine and Tinabar in future.

Cash operating costs for the quarter increased to US$922/oz, driven largely by higher helicopter and aircraft cost increases combined with lower head grades.

Discontinued operation
Vatukoula (“Old” Emperor)

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months

100% consolidated from 6 April 2006

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

(Previously 39.52% attributable)

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

t'000

–

37 na

117

138

Yield

g/t

–

7.68 na

5.97

7.15

5.94

Gold produced

429

9 143

(95)

6 910

26 910

26 344

284 (95)

215 836

820

Cash operating costs#

US$ per oz

–

1 120

694

795

598

ZAR per kg

–

265 169

137 860

185 506

123 332

ZAR per tonne

–

2 035

814

1 326

733

Cash operating profit/(loss)#

US$ million

1.0

(4.1)

124 (2.7)

(4.8)

(7.3)

ZAR million

7.1

(29.4)

124 (17.2)

(34.8)

(46.7)

Cash operating profit/(loss)

US$ million

1.0

(4.1)

124 –

(4.8)

–

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

7.1

(29.4)

124 –

(34.8)

–

Capital expenditure (net)#

US$ million

0.1

3.3 97 3.1 9.0

7.4

ZAR million

0.7

24.7 97

19.1

65.3

47.8

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

0.1

3.3 97 –

9.0

–

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

0.7

24.7 97 –

65.3

–

#Represents total operation

On 28 March 2007, management of the Vatukoula mine confirmed that the sale of the Vatukoula mine and associated assets to Westech had been
completed. All assets and liabilities of Emperor's Fijian operations were transferred to Westech.

KEY OPERATING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS (Unaudited) continued

South African operations

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

Blyvoor

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

Underground

t'000

141

183 (23)

171 506

496

Surface

t'000

900

896 –

927

2 762

2 714

Total

t'000

1 041

1 079

(4)

1 098

3 268

3 210

Yield

Underground

g/t

4.97

5.06 (2)

4.59

5.07

5.65

Surface

g/t

0.38

0.32 19

0.38

0.34

0.34

Total

g/t

1.00

1.12 (11)

1.03

1.08

1.16

Gold produced

Underground

22 538

29 772

(24)

25 238

82 435

90 054

701

926 (24)

785

2 564

2 801

Surface

11 092

9 099

11 221

30 543

29 709

345

283 22

349

950

924

Total

33 630

38 871

(13)

36 459

112 978

119 763

1 046

1 209

(13)

1 134

3 514

3 725

Cash operating costs

Underground

US$ per oz

714

582 (23)

692 635

532

ZAR per kg

166 572

137 586

(21)

138 084

148 034

109 692

ZAR per tonne

828

696 (19)

634 750

619

Surface

US$ per oz

265

313 15

233

289

239

ZAR per kg

61 855

73 926

46 553

67 386

49 250

ZAR per tonne

23 (4)

18 23

Total

US$ per oz

566

519 (9)

551

541

459

ZAR per kg

132 033

122 685

(8)

109 914

126 231

94 699

ZAR per tonne

133

137 3

114

136

110

Cash operating profit

US$ million

2.9

3.5 (17)

–

9.6

3.4

ZAR million

20.9

25.4 (18)

(0.6)

69.3

22.0

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

2.0

2.3 13 2.4 7.0

6.6

ZAR million

14.8

16.9 12

15.1

50.8

42.5

Blyvoor

Total gold production was 13% lower at 33 630oz, reflecting a 24% decline in gold production from underground to 22 538oz. Surface gold productionwas 22% higher at 11 092oz.

Lower underground gold production resulted both from a 23% drop in underground ore milled to 141 000t and a 2% decline in underground yield to 4.97g/t.The lower volume was primarily a consequence of five production days lost during the quarter due to illegal strike action.The lower yield reflected some residual impact of the underground fire in the previous quarter. Full access to the affected high-grade areas was restored at the end of January.

The illegal strikers’ non-compliance with an agreement in terms of which lost production of 15 000t would be worked back has been referred to arbitration.

Higher surface gold production resulted from a 19% increase in yield from the slimes retreatment project and higher rock dump throughput, being among
measures taken to optimise plant operation during the illegal strike.Total surface throughput was stable at 900 000t while average surface yield rose to 0.38g/t.

Total cash operating costs were 9% higher at US$566/oz, due to a 23% increase in underground cash operating costs to US$714/oz arising from lower
underground gold production. Surface cash operating costs were 15% lower at US$265/oz due to higher surface gold production. Cash operating profit
was 18% lower at R20.9 million.

Capital expenditure was R14.8 million, some R2.4 million of which was spent on the Way Ahead Project (“WAP”). WAP, which has replaced the No. 2
Sub-shaft Project, involves accessing the No 2 Sub-shaft reserves from levels 27 to 35 of No. 5 Shaft at a substantially reduced cost of R37 million over
the next three years.

Projects currently under investigation include: opening up of Main Reef workings to access ‘old gold’ – ore broken but unrecovered during earlier mining
activity; a re-evaluation of the Doornfontein and Blyvoor slimes dams for gold and uranium recovery; and, to reduce costs, re-treatment of process water
for re-use on-mine.

Crown

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months

100% consolidated from 1 Dec 2005

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

(Previously 40% attributable)

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

t'000

2 011

2 231

(10)

1 946

6 298

4 095

Yield

g/t

0.36

0.41 (12)

0.37

0.40

0.40

Gold produced

23 180

29 643

(22)

23 213

80 344

52 136

721

922 (22)

722

2 499

1 621

Cash operating costs#

US$ per oz

491

399 (23)

502 434

416

ZAR per kg

114 423

94 268

(21)

99 841

101 174

85 809

ZAR per tonne

39 (5)

37 40

Cash operating profit#

US$ million

3.8

6.2 (39)

1.2

15.5

5.9

ZAR million

27.5

46.0 (40)

7.3

112.6

37.8

Cash operating profit

US$ million

3.8

6.2 (39)

1.2

15.5

2.1

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

27.5

46.0 (40)

7.3

112.6

12.8

Capital expenditure (net)#

US$ million

1.2

0.5 (140)

1.3 2.7

3.3

ZAR million

9.0

3.8 (137)

7.8 19.9

21.0

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

1.2

0.5 (140)

1.3 2.7

1.7

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

9.0

3.8 (137)

7.8 19.9

10.9

#Represents total operation

Crown

Total throughput declined by 10% to 2 011 000t and average yield by 12% to 0.36g/t, resulting in a 22% decrease in gold production to 23 180oz.
A primary contributor was the depletion of high-grade sand sites supplying the Crown plant.This is expected to be remedied by tonnage from the new
3/L/2 site scheduled to come on stream at the end of April 2007 and from the Top Star dump, for which a mining licence application is lodged with the
Department of Minerals and Energy (“DME”).

Cash operating costs increased by 23% to US$491/oz, reflecting the lower gold production. Cash operating profit was 40% lower at R27.5 million.

KEY OPERATING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS (Unaudited) continued

ERPM

Quarter

Quarter

9 months

9 months

100% consolidated from 1 Dec 2005

March

December

March

to 31 March

to 31 March

(Previously 40% attributable)

2007

2006

Change

2006

2007

2006

Ore milled

Underground

t'000

64 (5)

201

148

Surface

t'000

430

388 11

537

1 253

1 124

Total

t'000

491

452 9

609

1 454

1 272

Yield

Underground

g/t

6.52

7.06 (8)

8.86

7.06

8.36

Surface

g/t

0.41

0.34 21

0.38

0.37

0.39

Total

g/t

1.17

1.29 (9)

1.38

1.30

1.32

Gold produced

Underground

12 796

14 532

(12)

20 512

45 653

39 776

398

452 (12)

638

1 420

1 237

Surface

5 724

4 276

6 494

15 016

14 120

178

133 34

202

467

440

Total

18 520

18 808

(2)

27 006

60 669

53 896

576

585 (2)

840

1 887

1 677

Cash operating costs#

Underground

US$ per oz

711

627 (13)

470 604

455

ZAR per kg

165 952

148 044

(12)

93 624

140 795

93 890

ZAR per tonne

1 083

1 046

(4)

830

994

776

Surface

US$ per oz

629

704 11

563

640

488

ZAR per kg

146 725

166 173

112 010

149 332

100 713

ZAR per tonne

57 (7)

42 56

Total

US$ per oz

686

644 (7)

493

613

464

ZAR per kg

160 010

152 166

(5)

98 045

142 908

95 678

ZAR per tonne

188

197 5

135

185

129

Cash operating (loss)/profit#

US$ million

(0.7)

(0.7)

–

1.5

0.7

2.1

ZAR million

(5.0)

(5.1)

2 9.5 5.0

13.3

Cash operating (loss)/profit

US$ million

(0.7)

(0.7)

–

1.5

0.7

0.9

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

(5.0)

(5.1)

2 9.5 5.0

5.6

Capital expenditure (net)#

US$ million

1.3

1.2 (8)

0.7

3.6

1.4

ZAR million

9.5

8.5 (12)

4.4

26.1

8.9

Capital expenditure (net)

US$ million

1.3

1.2 (8)

0.7

3.6

0.9

attributable to DRDGOLD

ZAR million

9.5

8.5 (12)

4.4

26.1

5.8

#Represents total operation

ERPM

Total gold production was 2% lower at 18 520oz, reflecting a 12% decline in underground gold production to 12 796oz. Surface gold production, however,
rose by 34% to 5 724oz.

Lower underground gold production was a consequence of both a 5% decline in underground volume to 61 000t and an 8% decline in underground
yield to 6.52g/t.The deterioration in both underground volume and yield, discernible in the month of December, continued into January as the focus shifted
from scattered mining in the west to longwall mining in the east. Opening up and development of the eastern longwalls fell behind and infrastructure such
as ventilation and ore conveyancing proved inadequate. While this was the primary cause of reduced volume, fault negotiation below 70 level and steps
taken to reduce seismicity above 70 level were also contributors. Lower yield resulted mainly from the shift from selective scattered mining in the west
to longwall mining in the east.

During the quarter, ore pass development and the delivery of ventilation and other services to the eastern longwalls were accelerated and, by the end
of March, volume showed some improvement. However, volume and yield are likely to remain below previous expectation for the next six to 12 months
as fault negotiation below 70 level proceeds.

Higher surface gold production resulted from an 11% improvement in throughput to 430 000t and a 21% increase in yield to 0.41g/t. Volume was boosted
by the start of a project to treat low-grade surface material from various sources, which is expected to continue until December 2007 and contribute
significantly to a reduction in rehabilitation liability; during the quarter 35 000t of such material was treated.The Cason retreatment site was the primary
contributor to the improvement in surface yield.

Total cash operating costs were 6% higher at US$686/oz . While underground cash operating costs rose by 13% to US$711/oz, surface cash operating
costs were 11% lower at US$629/oz.The cash operating loss was unchanged at R5 million.

CASH OPERATING COSTS RECONCILIATION

Australasian Operations

Porgera

Continued

Discontinued

R000 unless otherwise stated

Tolukuma

(20%)

Operations

Vatukoula

Total cash costs

March 07 Qtr

80 021

96 381

176 402

20 208

December 06 Qtr

90 006

39 474

129 480

119 010

9 months to March 07

242 713

220 708

463 421

230 667

Movement in gold in process

March 07 Qtr

(8 400)

(6 380)

(14 780)

(5 863)

December 06 Qtr

(4 017)

40 494

36 477

(12 002)

9 months to March 07

(1 176)

38 082

36 906

(21 080)

Less: exploration, production taxes

March 07 Qtr

749

6 710

7 459

18 446

rehabilitation and other

December 06 Qtr

5 847

7 836

13 683

309

9 months to March 07

11 033

15 871

26 904

19 070

Less: retrenchment costs

March 07 Qtr

–

(6 901)

December 06 Qtr

–

27 162

9 months to March 07

–

19 252

Less: corporate and general

administration cost

March 07 Qtr

7 404

3 076

10 480

2 800

December 06 Qtr

7 288

3 070

10 358

4 229

9 months to March 07

21 559

9 154

30 713

16 182

Cash operating costs

March 07 Qtr

63 468

80 215

143 683

–

December 06 Qtr

72 854

69 062

141 916

75 308

9 months to March 07

208 945

233 765

442 710

155 083

Gold produced

March 07 Qtr

295

576

871

December 06 Qtr

373

736

1 109

284

9 months to March 07

1 045

2 225

3 270

836

Total cash operating costs – R/kg

March 07 Qtr

215 146

139 262

164 963

–

December 06 Qtr

195 319

93 834

127 968

265 169

9 months to March 07

199 947

105 063

135 385

185 506

Total cash operating costs – US$/oz

March 07 Qtr

922

597

707

–

December 06 Qtr

827

396

541

1 120

9 months to March 07

857

450

581

795

South African Operations

Total Mine

R000 unless otherwise stated

Crown

ERPM

Blyvoor

Operations

Total cash costs

March 07 Qtr

90 131

98 670

143 993

332 794

December 06 Qtr

93 703

94 829

153 520

342 052

9 months to March 07

273 484

287 917

459 714

1021 115

Movement in gold in process

March 07 Qtr

(416)

(371)

(259)

(1 046)

December

Qtr

33 187 419 639

9 months to March 07

(142)

(222)

747

383

Less: exploration, production taxes

March 07 Qtr

3 340

2 200

1 457

6 997

rehabilitation and other

December 06 Qtr

2 943

2 064

1 443

6 450

9 months to March 07

8 926

6 224

4 274

19 424

Less: retrenchment costs

March 07 Qtr

–

December 06 Qtr

–

9 months to March 07

–

Less: corporate and general

administration costs

March 07 Qtr

3 876

3 933

4 170

11 979

December 06 Qtr

3 878

3 935

4 170

11 983

9 months to March 07

11 582

11 804

12 610

35 996

Cash operating costs

March 07 Qtr

82 499

92 166

138 107

312 772

December 06 Qtr

86 915

89 017

148 326

324 258

9 months to March 07

252 834

269 667

443 577

966 078

Gold produced

March 07 Qtr

721

576

1 046

2 343

December 06 Qtr

922

585

1 209

2 716

9 months to March 07

2 499

1 887

3 514

7 900

Total cash operating costs – R/kg

March 07 Qtr

114 423

160 010

132 033

133 492

December 06 Qtr

94 268

152 166

122 685

119 388

9 months to March 07

101 174

142 908

126 231

122 288

Total cash operating costs – US$/oz

March

Qtr

491 686 566 572

December

Qtr

399 644 519 505

9 months to March 07

434

613

541

524

EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Australasian operations

Papua New Guinea

Tolukuma

The company maintains over 5 000km2 of exploration tenements in PNG. While drilling overall was reduced during the quarter as a result of mechanical

issues with several drilling rigs, near-mine exploration at Tolukuma continues to focus on the Zine and Fundoot structures, with minor work also

undertaken on the Tinabar structure.The Zine structure continued to be tested by both drilling and underground development, with drilling undertaken

both underground and from surface locations.

Surface drill pads were prepared to test the southern Fundoot structure. Excavation in the northern Fundoot area exposed stockwork mineralisation with

hangingwall splay veins.

Regional exploration was undertaken on a number of tenements, with stream sediment sampling and geological mapping undertaken on EL1271 and

EL1366, in the north-east of Emperor’s tenement holdings.

Field work was also undertaken at the Saki prospect, located to the east of the Tolukuma mine, where 28 shallow target drill holes have been completed.

The current work is aimed at extending geochemical analyses and geological mapping away from the main mineralised zone to provide better information

for future drilling in those areas.

Using this data, new deep drilling targets will be identified by May 2007, with targets likely to exceed historical drilling depths.

Drill and assay results for the quarter:

Hole ID

From

RL(m)

Width(m)

Au(g/t)

Ag(g/t)

Target

LM007

125.0

125.2

1 528.0

0.20

2.90

32.80

Zine

LM008

117.5

120.0

1 524.0

0.63

6.53

17.30

Zine

LM010

281.5

285.9

1 257.5

1.50

1.16

8.10

Zine

LM010

305.4

308.2

1 240.0

0.90

1.46

2.90

Zine

IV037

62.6

63.0

1 614.0

0.31

2.54

25.40

Fundoot

IV038

47.5

48.6

1 703.0

0.70

0.26

5.00

Fundoot

IV039

70.3

71.2

1 673.0

0.89

0.33

8.30

Fundoot

IV039

74.1

75.0

1 673.0

0.89

0.38

21.10

Fundoot

IV041

69.6

72.1

1 630.0

2.56

1.44

10.30

Fundoot

ZN090 422.1

424.6

368.0

0.75

8.32

29.90

Zine

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

PNG: Regional Programme

The company maintains eleven Exploration Licences. During the quarter field work was undertaken in EL1271 and 1366, located in the north-east portion

of the company’s tenement holdings.This work comprised stream sediment sampling and reconnaissance geological mapping. No assay results have been

received to date.

Field work was also undertaken at Saki prospect, located 3km east of the Tolukuma mine.This prospect has previously been explored, and 28 shallow drill

holes have been completed.The current phase of work is aimed at extending the stream sediment geochemical coverage away from the main mineralised

zone, and completing a geological mapping programme, to provide improved context for the future targeting of drill holes. Drill targets will be defined in

May 2007 and are expected to target zones deeper than the previous historical drilling.

EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT continued

South Africa

ERPM

ERPM Extension 1 (Sallies)

The fourth borehole has been completed.The hole has been surveyed to assist with geological interpretation. Borehole assay results are as follows:

– Channel Value 7.45 g/t / 246 cm (1829 cmgt).

– Mining Cut Value 13.14 g/t / 126 cm (1659 cmgt).

Future drilling will concentrate within the current mining lease area to define and firm up on geological structures and strike change.

The Annual Prospecting Report was submitted to the DME on 13 February, 2007 and we are currently awaiting the response from the DME regarding permission for the over-stoping of exploration development (mine mini longwall through boundary).

ERPM Extension 2 (Sallies)

The prospecting right has been granted.

Blyvoor

The current depth of the Savuka exploration borehole is 91.4m, which is continuing to encounter numerous problems.

An exploration drilling programme has been compiled to evaluate the down dip, South West extension of the ore body below 35 level.

Drilling is to be conducted on the slimes dams for gold and uranium values and to determine the mining potential for No 7 slimes dam. Drilling is expected to commence in May.

Crown

4L 49 Dump: 19 holes drilled at an average grade of 0.311g/t.

4/L/10 Dump: 64 000 tons at 0.567g/t.

Argonaut

We are still awaiting official response regarding the status of the Prospecting Right Application.The Annual Prospecting Report was submitted to the DME on 8 March 2007.

DIRECTORS

(*British) (**Australian) (***American)

Executive:

Non-executives:

Group Company Secretary:

JWC Sayers (Chief Executive Officer)

J Turk ***

TJ Gwebu

Alternate:

Independent non-executives:

JH Dissel

RP Hume

GC Campbell* (Non-Executive Chairman)

D Blackmur **

For further information, contact Ilja Graulich at:

Tel: (+27-11) 219-8700 • 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