Anglo American
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Anglo American is the world's second-biggest mining company, based in South Africa. It is currently facing a lawsuit by former employees who say they were enslaved, beaten and tortured under apartheid.
It owns a 53% stake in the world's largest gold-mining company, AngloGold Ltd., as well as 32% of De Beers, the largest diamond mining company.
"Anglo American plc was formed in May 1999 through the combination of Anglo American Corporation of South Africa (AACSA) and Minorco. It has its primary listing on the London Stock Exchange and is majority owned by UK institutions." [1]
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Management
Accessed November 2007: [2]
- Cynthia Carroll - Executive Director
- Rene Medori - Executive Director
- Mark Moody-Stuart - Non-executive Director
- Fred Phaswana - Non-executive Director
- Bobby Godsell - Non-executive Director
- David Challen - Non-executive Director
- Rob Margetts - Non-executive Director
- Nicky Oppenheimer - Non-executive Director
- Peter Woicke - Non-executive Director
- Chris Fay - Non-executive Director
- Mamphela Ramphele - Non-executive Director
- Karel Van Miert - Non-executive Director
Contact
Resources and articles
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References
- ↑ History, Anglo American, accessed November 26, 2007.
- ↑ Management, Anglo American, accessed November 26, 2007.
