Anglo American has received overwhelming shareholder support for its proposed fifty billion dollar merger with Canadian miner Teck Resources, clearing the way for a transformative deal in the global mining
Anglo American has received overwhelming shareholder support for its proposed fifty billion dollar merger with Canadian miner Teck Resources, clearing the way for a transformative deal in the global mining
Anglo American, the FTSE 100 mining giant, is under pressure from investors over plans to guarantee a share bonus worth approximately £8.5 million for Chief Executive Duncan Wanblad and his
Mining sector consolidation took a significant turn as BHP, the Australian-listed mining giant, confirmed it will not pursue its attempted acquisition of Anglo American, following a firm rejection from the
The Australian mining giant BHP has withdrawn its bid to acquire Anglo American, halting what would have been one of the largest merger deals in the mining sector. The decision
Anglo American has confirmed it will maintain its primary listing on the London Stock Exchange following its proposed $53 billion merger with Canada’s Teck Resources. Chief executive Duncan Wanblad emphasised
Anglo American’s announcement of a planned fifty billion pound merger with Canada’s Teck Resources marks a pivotal moment in the global mining sector. Described by Anglo’s chief executive Duncan Wanblad
Anglo American has confirmed that substantial work on Britain’s largest new mine in decades will not recommence until 2027 at the earliest. The mining giant’s Woodsmith fertiliser project, situated near
Mining giant Anglo American has announced its intention to maintain a 19.9% shareholding in Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) following the planned demerger in June, strategically positioning itself to minimise potential
City speculation is intensifying regarding a potential renewed takeover attempt of Anglo American by mining giant BHP. The previous £39 billion bid, which faltered in 2024, could see fresh momentum
Anglo American has orchestrated a significant strategic move by selling its 33 per cent stake in the Australian steelmaking coal business, Jellinbah Group, for £850 million. The sale materialises as






