Glasenberg forced to trade Glencore out of a hole amid rout
Commodity company is forced to rely on trading unit as profits from mining division evaporate
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GLENCORE plc's billionaire chief executive officer, Ivan Glasenberg, is having to trade his way out of a hole.
With profits from his mining division evaporating, the debt-laden commodity company's reliance on trading jumped to an unprecedented 76 per cent of earnings in the first half of last year. Ongoing losses in mining mean that percentage is likely to increase when Glencore reports results next week.
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