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Anglo American set for commodity slump-triggered charge
The firm became the first major mining company to openly accept the toll that slumping commodity prices are taking on the global industry.
Amplats Q4 production drops by 17 pct after strike
Anglo American Platinum's production fell by 17% in the fourth quarter compared with a year ago due to a strike at its South African operation.
Anglo American mulls sale of more coal mines in Australia
The operations that may be added to the list of assets for sale are Dawson and Foxleigh, in Queensland.
Anglo hit by platinum, iron ore units lower earnings outlooks
The miner shed over 3.7% after two of its business divisions — Amplats and Kumba — warned they expected full-year earnings to shrink more than previously flagged.
Former Anglo American executive accused of $9.8 million fraud
The miner is now accusing him of 'misappropriating' $9.8 million, more than twice as much as previously thought.
South Africa Commodity Stocks Fall Most Since ’08 as Metals Drop
South African commodity stocks fell the most in more than six years, with Anglo American (AGL) Plc leading declines, as global metal prices slumped.
Anglo American tries again: submits plan to expand coal mine in Australia
Revised plan plan will see the company mine 75 million tonnes over 17 years instead of 97 million tonnes over 20 years.
BHP, Rio, Anglo fear effects of Chile’s new labour bill
The new law could seek to limit mining companies' ability to replace workers during strikes.
Anglo American struggling to meet targets, mulls coal assets sale
Anglo’s boss Mark Cutifani says company needs to find an extra $2 billion of earnings before interest and tax to meet the return on capital target set for 2015.
Anglo American drops Peru copper project
Miner's belt tightening continues.
Anglo American’s Los Bronces mine in Chile hit by strike
This is the first time mining engineers, geologists and other highly educated employees go on a strike at a privately owned mine in Chile.
Rio Tinto cuts spending, defers capex, keeps dividend
The mining giant said it was committed to giving significantly more money back to shareholders in 2015 despite a severe drop in iron ore prices.
Alaska’s Pebble mine scores win after court orders EPA to back off
A federal judge has ruled in favour of the Pebble mine project, putting a temporary halt on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to protect Bristol Bay.
Glencore, Mick Davis among suitors of Anglo American mines in Chile
Glencore and X2, a company set up by former Xstrata boss Mick Davis, are among the suitors of the Chilean copper assets put up for sale by global miner Anglo American.
De Beers market share set to pick up on Canadian mine opening
The company's market share has dropped from about 80% in the late ‘80s to roughly 35% today.
Mick the Miner in talks to buy Anglo’s assets, no deal tabled
Sources close to X2 Resources, Davis' new company, have cast doubts on reports that the firm had made an offer.
Former Anglo’s senior exec. said to have taken $3.5 million from firm
Instead of paying for mine equipment and services, the former project director sent the money to private bank accounts in Barbados and London.
Anglo American ships first iron ore from Brazilian Minas-Rio project
Once again Cutifani delivers — freight from Minas-Rio leaves for China by year-end and within the latest estimated budget.
Rio’s Walsh gets big backing from shareholders, to stay longer as CEO
The move is seen by analysts as an attempt to strengthen the firm’s image.
Horse breeders win coal mine expansion fight against Anglo American
Planners ruled Anglo’s 100 million-tonne project was a threat to the Hunter Valley's thoroughbred and tourism industries.
Chile’s copper exports down 21% in August
The drop was mainly due to reduced shipments from Codelco and Collahuasi, official figures show.
Glencore considered Australia listing: report
The commodities trader and miner explored a stock-exchange listing Down Under.
Anglo American to start mining at massive iron ore project in Brazil
The company was granted final permits for its long-delayed and three times more expensive than originally expected Minas Rio iron ore project.
Northern Dynasty scores temporary win in battle against EPA
U.S. federal court won't make a final decision until at least January 2, 2015.
Anglo American says wins license for slurry pipe at Brazil mine
Miner Anglo American said on Wednesday it won environmental regulatory approval to operate the slurry pipe at its Brazilian iron-ore project Minas Rio, a crucial step in meeting a deadline to enter production by the end of the year.
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