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    Anglo American begins consultation to cut jobs amid business overhaul

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    Posted on March 13, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Anglo American is cutting jobs in the UK and South Africa as part of a restructuring to focus on copper and iron ore mining, spinning off its platinum unit.

    Anglo American to Cut Jobs in Major Business Restructuring

    (Reuters) -Anglo American has begun a consultation process in the United Kingdom and South Africa to cut jobs, amid a broader restructuring aimed at refocusing its operations on copper and iron ore mining, a spokesperson said on Thursday.

    As part of the strategic overhaul, the company is set to spin off its Anglo American Platinum unit by mid-year. It also sold its coal and nickel assets and plans to divest its De Beers diamond unit.

    Bloomberg News earlier in the day reported that Anglo was planning to cut more jobs at its corporate office.

    The company has sent notices to employees who are likely to be affected, the report added, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

    "These are clearly significant changes to our global business that naturally require adjustment to the resourcing of our corporate offices, so we are beginning consultation processes in the UK and South Africa to discuss proposed organisational changes," a company spokesperson told Reuters in an email.

    Anglo American has about 55,000 employees across the globe, according to its 2024 annual report.

    (Reporting by Shanima A and Prerna Bedi, additional reporting by Dhanush Vignesh Babu in Bengaluru; Editing by Devika Syamnath)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Anglo American is cutting jobs in the UK and South Africa.
    • •The restructuring focuses on copper and iron ore mining.
    • •Anglo American Platinum unit to be spun off by mid-year.
    • •Coal and nickel assets have been sold.
    • •Plans to divest De Beers diamond unit.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Anglo American begins consultation to cut jobs amid business overhaul

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Anglo American's job cuts as part of a business restructuring to focus on copper and iron ore mining.

    2What changes are being made in Anglo American's business?

    Anglo American is spinning off its platinum unit, selling coal and nickel assets, and planning to divest its De Beers diamond unit.

    3Where are the job cuts taking place?

    Job cuts are taking place in the United Kingdom and South Africa.

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