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    Anglo American profit drops sharply 

    July 30, 2023By Staff Writer
    Duncan Graham Wanblad - Anglo American CEO

    Anglo American cut its interim dividend by more than half to 55 US cents.

    1. The mining giant reported a plunge in net profit of over $2.8 billion due to weaker prices and higher costs.
    2. Net profit fell to $1.9 billion, while revenue slowed 13% to $15.7 billion.
    3. Return on capital employed halved from 36% to 18%.
    4. Basic headline earnings per share fell 55.3%.
    5. Anglo’s product prices were down almost 20% on average.
    6. PGM basket prices decreased 29%, with rhodium and palladium prices falling 47% and 29%.
    7. Total PGM production fell 7% to 1.84 million ounces.
    8. On a copper equivalent basis, production volumes rose 10% driven by the new Quellaveco copper mine in Peru.
    9. Anglo is on track to meet its full-year production guidance across commodities.

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