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Miner’s problems are operational as well as cultural, and its earnings valuation still tracks below BHP
Production at Western Australia projects hit by labour shortages and supply chain issues
A lithium supply deficit is expected to persist for at least the next few years
Miner’s $2.7bn cash offer to minority investors could bring long-running tussle to an end
Group seeks remaining 49% of Canadian company that controls huge Mongolian copper project
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Mining sector has emerged as a payout powerhouse after commodities price surge
Mining group’s CEO Jakob Stausholm grapples with change after report reveals toxic culture
Boards and investors should be reading the damning report into the miner’s operations and thinking about what it means for them
Biggest exporter of iron ore and lithium pursues zero-Covid policy despite growing public frustration
Chief Jakob Stausholm is in a good position to push for change
Anglo-Australian miner publishes report detailing harassment and racism across its operations
Anglo-Australian miner strikes deal with government to write off $2.4bn of debt
Protests ahead of elections force revocation of mining licences
Miner cites slow progress in obtaining licences required to complete key environmental assessment
President Vucic wants country to be link in EU battery industry but project faces local opposition
Miner announces first major acquisition since purchase of ill-fated coal project in 2011
Former McKinsey boss will succeed Simon Thompson after leaving his post as Canada’s ambassador to China
The miner needs the copper output to help wean it from its dependence on iron ore
SenseTime suspends HK IPO and US companies’ vaccination drive
Concession is part of wider offer to end tensions with Mongolian government over vast copper mine
Roads blocked as environmental campaigners seek reassurances ahead of next year’s elections
ASIC cites ‘insufficient evidence’ to bring action over $10.5m fee paid for work on Guinea iron ore project in 2011
Shares in Anglo-Australian miner fall as chief outlines plan
Second senior executive to leave mining group this year since Jakob Stausholm became CEO
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