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Anglo American

Anglo American

Anglo American is a global mining company headquartered in the UK that produces metals and minerals including copper, iron ore, nickel, diamonds (through De Beers), steelmaking coal, and crop nutrients (polyhalite), serving industrial and consumer markets worldwide.www.angloamerican.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Cara MaesanoGUEST
22:37
At least that's what I'm hearing from others.
Cara MaesanoGUEST
22:39
So, for example, Anglo American has a big enhanced weathering project.
Cara MaesanoGUEST
22:44
I think it's called Project Earthstone in Brazil.
Cara MaesanoGUEST
22:47
And when they when I remember they were was at a talk and they were talking about it and they showed this giant pile, this giant, giant mountain of mine waste.
Louis PodbielskiHOST
11:14
And we've got some great landmark cases as well.
Louis PodbielskiHOST
11:18
Now, this one is Anglo-American Platinum versus Amku on behalf of Makwaka.
Louis PodbielskiHOST
11:23
So Anglo-American operates the Rustenburg Mace Metal refiners, a very high risk environment.
Louis PodbielskiHOST
11:30
Now, Macquaqua and Cimela were processors with eight and ten year service, respectively.
Louis PodbielskiHOST
11:36
Now, Macquaqua had served as a full time safety representative.
MarkHOST
17:30
Okay, let me ask you about copper then.
MarkHOST
17:31
So we've got this news story from Anglo American because they're reporting a 5% drop in copper production this quarter.
MarkHOST
17:39
partly because of record snowfall in Chile.
MarkHOST
17:43
So you've spent a lot of time visiting mining projects and assessing the risk firsthand.
Mark HoldenHOST
8:53
Let's start with the UK.
Mark HoldenHOST
8:55
Some of our biggest mining companies, BHP Bulletin, which is the biggest mining company in the world, and Anglo American, both reported results, which... were sort of fine on the face of it.
Mark HoldenHOST
9:05
But when you look into it, their production was very weak.
Mark HoldenHOST
9:07
So if it hadn't had a rise in some of the commodity prices, the numbers would have been lower.
Paul HarrisHOST
6:14
And it's showing, as you say, the figures you show, that China's feeling the pinch.
Paul HarrisHOST
6:19
And this is presumably why China has made it an explicit condition for China to agree to the Anglo-American tech resources merger, that the resulting entity guarantees supplies of copper from its entity to China will not be impacted.
Christopher EcclestoneGUEST
6:37
yep yep um and you know it's very difficult for these big companies to resist um political pressure anglo-american tech will be a sort of like a uk canadian entity but the us has a bit of a long arm these days and um is more prone towards using stick than carrot in trying to persuade companies that maybe don't have much of a u.s presence um into doing its will and its will seems to be um putting the squeeze on china
Paul HarrisHOST
7:14
chris from your point of view what can a country do without more can it do without copper or can it can it do without rare earths if you had to choose which one would you choose
Stephen GrootesHOST
59:57
We've seen periods of concentration for as long as we've had stock markets.
Stephen GrootesHOST
60:02
When the JC started, it was really all about mining stocks, Anglo-American.
Stephen GrootesHOST
60:06
Over time, that changed.
Stephen GrootesHOST
60:09
You've seen this in different eras.
speaker_0HOST
5:49
Chile's copper industry is facing mounting production pressures as severe weather, declining ore grades and operational disruptions affect major mines.
speaker_0HOST
5:58
Anglo-American reported a 6% annual decline in its Chilean copper output during the third quarter, while production attributable to its Colahuasi operation fell 11%.
speaker_0HOST
6:09
BHP has also reported challenges involving maintenance, weather, and safety interruptions.
speaker_0HOST
6:14
National figures indicate Chile's copper production declined 7.7% during the first eight months of 2026.
Stephen GrootesHOST
1:14
We've seen periods of concentration for as long as we've had stock markets.
Stephen GrootesHOST
1:18
When the JC started, it was really all about mining stocks, Anglo-American.
Stephen GrootesHOST
1:23
Over time, that changed.
Stephen GrootesHOST
1:25
You've seen this in different eras.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
58:58
It can, but you can also do it really well.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
59:00
So Anglo American, a company whose facility I went to visit, not a single person lost their job as a result of creating this remote operating center.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
59:08
They retrained those people to perform other jobs at those sites, or they were moved to other sites, or they were brought into the remote operating center.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
59:16
So companies who are doing this also are doing it from a place of responsibility that they can't just hollow out the local workforce.
Paul ZimniskyHOST
11:39
So this has been going on for two years now.
Paul ZimniskyHOST
11:41
I think everyone at Anglo-American, everybody at De Beers, every stakeholder wants to get this done.
Paul ZimniskyHOST
11:47
It's been a slow process, and I think it's been so slow because there's multiple governments involved.
Paul ZimniskyHOST
11:54
And by nature, governments are going to be slower moving than the private sector.

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