Anglo American intends to return up to $1B in share buyback
By Bloomberg
26 July 2019 |
6:02 am
Mark Cutifani, chief executive officer at Anglo American, discusses the company’s plans for a $1B share buyback, the sustainability of iron ore prices, his commitment to thermal coal, his outlook for copper and his production targets for their Aquila hard coking coal project in Australia.
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