American Airlines Group Inc. (AAL)
Anglo American finalises plans for new copper mines in Chile
Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) and Chilean state miner Codelco have finalised a joint mine plan for their adjacent Los Bronces and Andina copper operations, aiming to unlock at least $5 billion in pre-tax value. The agreement follows a memorandum of understanding, announced previously in February 2025, and has now been unanimously approved by both companies' boards.
Anglo American and Teck a 'more attractive' takeover candidate after merger, says investment bank
The merged Anglo Tech is "excellent" news for Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) but the creation of a $53 billion-plus giant will only make it more attractive as a takeover target, according to JP Morganb Both Anglo and Teck Resources Ltd (TSX:TECK.B) have been the subject of failed takeover attempts, with Anglo rejecting BHP's advances in 2024 and Teck from Glencore in 2023. JPMorgan analyst Dominic O'Kane said he believes the combination is "strategically excellent for Anglo American; it will unlock significant value and re-asserts control of Anglo's strategic destiny".
Anglo American agrees merger with Teck to become top-five copper producer
Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) and Teck Resources Ltd (TSX:TCK) have agreed to merge in an all-share transaction to form a new company, Anglo Teck, that would be a top-five global copper producer. The combination is positioned as a merger of equals, though Anglo American shareholders are set to own 62.4% of the new group and Teck shareholders 37.6%.
Anglo American raises £1.85bn from dumping last chunk of Valterra/Amplats
Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) said it has sold its entire 19.9% stake in Valterra Platinum Ltd (LSE:VALT, JSE:VAL) via an accelerated bookbuild placing. The miner announced yesterday that it was going to offload the 52.2 million shares of the company previously named Anglo American Platinum or Amplats at a price of 845 rand per share.
Anglo American's $500m nickel sale faces Brazil probe - report
An investigation has been launched into Anglo American PLC's (LSE:AAL) planned $500 million sale of its nickel operations in the country to a unit of Hong Kong-listed MMG. The probe by Brazil's competition authority CADE was reported by the Financial Times, which noted that it followed a complaint from competitor CoreX.
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What now for Anglo American after $3.8bn coal sale falls through?
Anglo American PLC's (LSE:AAL) plans to slim down its sprawling mining empire have hit a bump after US rival Peabody Energy pulled out of a $3.8 billion agreement to buy its steelmaking coal assets in Australia. Peabody had agreed last year to acquire Anglo's portfolio of metallurgical coal mines in Queensland, but the deal collapsed this week following a gas ignition incident at the Moranbah North mine in March.
American Airlines' Expansion Efforts Look Good: A Sign for Upside?
AAL adds new routes to Europe and South America for summer 2026, as international air travel demand remains strong.
American adds Budapest, Prague and Buenos Aires flights for summer 2026
American is adding seasonal service to Budapest, Prague and Buenos Aires for next summer. Many of American's summer routes were discontinued because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Anglo American shares drop 2.2% as earnings hit by weak diamond market
Shares in Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) fell 2.2% on Thursday after the group reported a 20% decline in underlying earnings for the first half, driven by challenging conditions in the rough diamond market. EBITDA from continuing operations fell to $3 billion, down from $3.7 billion a year ago, as revenue slipped 7% to $9 billion.
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