Anglo American PLC

Anglo American Plc is a mining company, which engages in the exploration and mining of precious base metals and ferrous metals. The company operates through the following segments: De Beers, Copper, Platinum Group Metals, Iron Ore, Coal, Nickel and Manganese, and Corporate and Other. The company was founded by Ernest Oppenheimer in 1917 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

A fire at Anglo American's Grosvenor metallurgical coal mine in Australia is likely to negatively affect its Australian met coal business, broker Jefferies said in a note on Monday.

Jefferies says Anglo American coal fire likely to affect met coal sale

Glencore PLC

Deutsche Bank has updated its forecasts for copper prices and earnings estimates for companies in Europe and North America. Since early March, the price of the red metal has surged due to factors such as improving global economic growth, excitement surrounding artificial intelligence, and increased speculative trading.

Anglo American and Glencore under the microscope as leading investment bank hikes copper estimate

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For Diamonds, It Matters Who De Beers Hooks Up With Next

Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL), one of the world's largest mining companies, is poised to begin a massive restructuring with the divestment of its metallurgical coal (met coal) assets following a rebuffed £39 billion bid approach from rival BHP Ltd. According to a detailed analysis by Jefferies, this move is stage one in a process that will also see the disposal of Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) and De Beers.

Anglo American fire sale set to start. Here's who will buy the coal assets

BHP Billiton

Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) must now deliver its 'bold simplification' of the business in the wake of BHP Ltd's £39bn bid approach for its rival, according to Deutsche Bank. Anglo claimed its plan is lower-risk and quicker to implement than BHP's.

Anglo American must now deliver after BHP bid approach, says investment bank

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Metals drop on PCE report, and BHP won't get Anglo

BHP's takeover proposal was rejected, and Anglo American presented a new plan to unlock shareholder value. The company has a solid asset base with a downside cycle in PGM and De Beers. However, in a disposal situation, we estimate further upside. After BHP offers, we update our valuation on a sum-of-the-part methodology, increasing our target price.

Anglo American: Sum-Of-The-Parts Valuation In Place

BHP Group's $49 billion bid for Anglo American may have failed but the move highlights how companies have been leading a charge to snap up UK assets as they seek growth in a relatively undervalued market, bankers and analysts said.

BHP pursuit of Anglo American highlights corporate-led UK M&A upswing

Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) should rethink its plan to cut investment in the Woodsmith fertiliser project in North Yorkshire, local politicians have said. As part of its rejection of a takeover proposal from Australia's BHP, the FTSE 100 group said it would sell De Beers and its platinum arm and regroup around copper and iron ore, also retaining its Crop Nutrients division.

Anglo American urged not to cut investment in North Yorkshire's Woodsmith mine

UBS Group AG

Anglo American was downgraded to neutral from buy at UBS, when BHP on Wednesday did not launch a formal takeover bid for the rival multinational mining group, after suggesting it could buy the company for £38.6 billion ($49 billion) in stock.

Anglo American rating downgraded by UBS after BHP talks collapse

Five-week pursuit by Australian company comes to end as last-ditch talks collapse

BHP walks away from £39bn attempt to take over mining rival Anglo American

The world's most valuable mining company couldn't persuade Anglo American to sell, but the story doesn't end here.

BHP-Anglo Deal Is Off---the Mining Land Grab Is Still On

The Australian listed shares of BHP Group dipped 0.7% on Thursday, after the mining giant walked away from its $49 billion plan to take over rival Anglo American , ending for now its six-week pursuit.

BHP shares open slightly lower after walking away from $49 bln Anglo takeover deal

Anglo American rejected Australian mining giant BHP's plea to extend their $50 billion takeover talks.

BHP Abandons $50 Billion Anglo American Deal

BHP Group said on Wednesday it did not intend to make a formal offer for Anglo American , walking away from its $49 billion takeover deal, after the London-listed rival refused to extend the bid deadline.

BHP walks away from $49 billion takeover offer for Anglo American

BHP Group Ltd (LSE:BHP, ASX:BHP) decided to ditch its takeover offer for Anglo American PLC after it turned down a request for more time.  The deadline for the Australian mining giant to make a firm offer or walk away was 5pm today, and it chose the latter.

BHP walks away from Anglo American talks

Takeover talks between two of the world's largest mining companies appear to be over for now as Anglo American said that it will not provide BHP Group (BHP) with another extension to address issues with the latest offer it rejected last week, meaning the companies' negotiation deadline is Wednesday afternoon.

Anglo American Denies BHP Request to Extend Deadline Over $50B Offer

Anglo American shares AAL, +0.45% slipped in London trade, after the metals producer said it doesn't support BHP Group's BHP, +2.10% request to extend takeover talks deadline. BHP has until 5 p.m.

Anglo American shares slip as firm doesn't want to give BHP more time for deal

Anglo American on Wednesday rejected BHP Group's last-ditch request for more time to discuss a $49 billion takeover offer, dismissing it as highly complex and ending a five-week pursuit by the bigger rival.

Anglo American rejects BHP's last-ditch attempt to continue takeover talks

Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) suitor BHP Group Ltd (LSE:BHP, ASX:BHP) has requested an extension to its 'put up or shut up' takeover deadline as it offered new concessions, including a potential 'reverse break fee', and wants to continue talks. Last week Anglo and BHP agreed on an extension to the deadline for BHP to make an offer to 29 May.

BHP wants bid deadline extension after offering 'socio-economic concessions'

BHP Group on Wednesday requested an extension to talks with takeover target Anglo American as the deadline for discussions looms.

BHP Group wants extension to $49 billion Anglo American takeover talks as deadline looms

BHP Group said on Wednesday it had proposed a range of socioeconomic measures to address the concerns of Anglo American over its 38.6 billion pounds ($49.20 billion) offer, and that it believes it needs more time to further engage on its proposal.

BHP proposes socioeconomic measures to ease Anglo American's concerns over $49 bln bid

Shares of Australia's BHP Group fell over 3% on Thursday, a day after smaller rival Anglo American rejected its third takeover proposal and agreed to a one-week extension for the deadline to make a binding offer.

BHP shares fall after Anglo American rejects third proposal, extends bid deadline

Anglo American has agreed to enter takeover talks with rival BHP after it rebuffed an improved proposal of around $50 billion, clearing a path for what would be the largest-ever mining deal.

Anglo American to Enter Talks With BHP After Rejecting $50 Billion Bid

Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) has rejected a "third and final" offer from BHP Group Ltd (LSE:BHP, ASX:BHP) but the bid deadline has been extended by a week as the pair are in talks.  The board of the FTSE 100-listed miner said they received a third "highly conditional" takeover proposal from BHP on Monday.

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