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February 29, 2024
Envusa Energy completes project finance for 520MW of wind and solar projects in South Africa Anglo American announces that its jointly owned renewable energy venture with EDF Renewables, Envusa Energy, has completed the project financing for its first three wind and solar projects in South Africa
December 18, 2023
Anglo American statement: Kabwe class action certification application dismissed Anglo American plc (‘Anglo American’) notes the decision by the High Court of South Africa in relation to the class action certification application brought against Anglo American South Africa Limited (‘AASA’), its wholly owned subsidiary in South Africa, by law firms Leigh Day and Mbuyisa Moleele, on behalf of Zambian claimants in respect of the effects of lead pollution in the town of Kabw...
October 25, 2023
Anglo American updates on progress towards sustainable mining Anglo American plc (‘Anglo American’) is today presenting its regular sustainability performance update, including how its integrated approach to sustainability in project development is securing our ability to deliver responsible long term growth in future-enabling metals and minerals
August 30, 2023
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) board is divided over which chief executive officer (CEO) candidate to appoint, with some reportedly pushing to cancel the recruitment […]
July 12, 2022
Sens announcement for ANGLO AMERICAN PLC – Anglo American announces first copper production from Quellaveco project in Peru - SENS
March 18, 2022
Sens announcement for ANGLO AMERICAN PLC – Anglo American announces commissioning of the Benguela Gem diamond recovery vessel - SENS
October 29, 2021
Sens announcement for ANGLO AMERICAN PLC – Anglo American sets ambition to halve Scope 3 emissions by 2040 - SENS
December 24, 2020
SHAME MAKOSHORI The ZSE’s fungible titans were among the casualties of a terrifying crackdown on business by authorities, which dampened investor confidence and wiped $240 billion in potential revenue. But the brief closure in June only amplified an already difficult crisis for the bourse. Many firms had already embarked on plans to de-list and go private, saying it was no longer viable to maintain a listing. Again, that was bad for a stock market that had been hit by a listing drought stretc...