Anglo American

Anglo American to sell Australian coal mines for up to US$3.88 billion

BHP surprised investors with a half-hearted last-minute bid to crash the Anglo-Teck deal late last year.

BHP is stuck on the sidelines of copper M&A frenzy it started

Like Teck, Anglo has long been seen as a potential takeover target for the industry’s biggest players because of its attractive copper portfolio.

BHP walks away after fresh approach for Anglo American fails

BHP tried to acquire Anglo American for US$49 billion last year, before eventually walking away after a five-week public battle.

BHP makes renewed takeover approach to Anglo American: sources

The combined company, called Anglo Teck, will be headquartered in Vancouver, while its primary listing will be in London.

Anglo American agrees to buy Teck in deal reshaping mining

Rio Tinto expects to spend more than US$13 billion on iron ore mines to replace depleted ones in Western Australia in the next three years alone.

Mining giants squeeze dividends with an eye toward funding growth

Anglo announced a restructuring earlier this year as part of a successful rebuttal of a US$49 billion approach from BHP Group, the world’s biggest miner.

Anglo agrees to sell the rest of its steelmaking coal business

Anglo American which owns 33.3 per cent of Jellinbah Group – the operator of the Queensland-based mines – will sell the stake to Zashvin, an Australian electric power generation facility operator that already owns a one-third interest in the mines.

Anglo-American to sell stake in Australian steelmaking coal mines for US$1.1 billion

BHP’s decision to withhold a binding bid came after Anglo said it would not grant it  a further extension to iron out details of a deal that called for Anglo to first spin off its South African assets.

Investors relieved BHP walked away from US$49 billion Anglo takeover deal

Anglo has repeatedly rebuffed proposals from BHP to partly break up and then acquire the 107-year-old company.

BHP abandons US$49 billion bid after Anglo refuses more talks