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We believe the approach [the restructuring] is the right one. We are working to do the right thing. We know the industry is in a bad state.
The fundamentals for this industry are very, very strong ... As we look at China and the growth and the development of urbanisation going 50 percent to 60 percent over time, that would demand about a billion tons of steel for China into the future.
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Amplats gets new chairperson
Johannesburg – Well-known businessman and former cabinet minister Valli Moosa has been appointed independent non-executive chairperson of Anglo Platinum [JSE:AMS] with immediate effect‚ the company announced on Friday. Moosa’s appointment follows the ret from News24 Read more »
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Anglo CEO outlines review, promises change
The AngloAmerican building is seen in Santiago January 24, 2012. LONDON (Reuters) - Miner Anglo American's (AAL.L) new chief executive told shareholders on Friday he had begun a three-month strategy review, promising that after years of largesse across t from Reuters Mobile Read more »
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Investors have kept faith, but Anglo has let them down
TAKING leave of long-suffering shareholders, former Anglo American CEO Cynthia Carroll chose to admonish rather than commiserate with them. As the Financial Times reported: in a parting shot at shareholder demands for greater cash returns, Cynthia Carrol from Business Day Read more »
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An admirable, but poorly thought-out protest
Last Friday, 40 students interrupted April's faculty meeting to protest the college’s choice to invite Cynthia Carroll to speak at commencement. The protest was the first of its kind in twenty years -- when students protested the lack of racial diversity from Skidmore News Read more »
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Mining, labour, state ‘all need a sustainable frame’
Peter Bruce: I think we can assume that armed forces are led by halfwits who think politicians know best DA claims President Jacob Zuma told ‘untruth’ when he said SA soldiers were sent to Central African Republic for capacity building and training Defea from Business Day Read more »
