Anglo American
Coal
Anglo American completes demerger of South African coal operations
Anglo American has completed the demerger of its thermal coal operations in South Africa.
Coal
Court approves arrangement to implement demerger of Thungela
"Thungela will be a responsible steward of our thermal coal assets benefiting from an experienced and diverse management team."
Coal
Anglo wraps up Thungela coal deal
"Thungela will be a responsible steward of our thermal coal assets benefiting from an experienced and diverse management team."
Coal
Anglo’s tax and economic contribution – more than $25 billion
“Paying taxes is a central responsibility for sustainable businesses. Transparency around those taxes is also critical."
Platinum Group Metals
Amplat explores PGM technology to simplify hydrogen storage and use in...
Anglo American, through its platinum group metals (PGMs) business Anglo American Platinum, is partnering with Umicore to research and develop a ground-breaking technology that has the potential to transform the way hydrogen can be stored and used to power fuel cell electric vehicles
Coal
Anglo’s focus on future-enabling metals and minerals on track
“We are making good progress in ensuring every operation plays its part towards a lower carbon world." - Mark Cutifani, CE of Anglo American
Base Metals
Anglo secures 100% renewables across South American operations
Anglo American has signed an agreement with Engie Energía Perú to provide 100% renewable energy for Quellaveco.
Environment
Is sustainable mining not a contradiction in itself?
The word “decarbonisation” has been hanging like a Damocles sword but the mining industry is coveting “best-in-class” performance>
Coal
Proposed demerger of South Africa thermal coal operations approved
The proposed demerger of Thungela Resources from Anglo American has been approved by both the JSE and the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
Coal
Anglo American to demerge South Africa thermal coal operations
“We are confident that Thungela will be a responsible steward of our thermal coal assets in South Africa." - Mark Cutifani
