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    Anglo American hit by De Beers writedown, posts $3.7 billion loss

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    Posted on February 20, 2026

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    Last updated: February 20, 2026

    Anglo American hit by De Beers writedown, posts $3.7 billion loss - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review

    Quick Summary

    Anglo American posted a $3.7bn loss after a $2.3bn impairment at De Beers. The miner cut its dividend to 0.23 cents and keeps offloading non-core assets while advancing its Teck Resources merger.

    Table of Contents

    • Net Loss and Writedown
    • Earnings and Impairment Overview
    • De Beers Unit Impact
    • Impairment and Dividend Details
    • Reporting and Editing Credits

    De Beers Writedown Drives Anglo American to $3.7 Billion Loss

    Net Loss and Writedown

    Earnings and Impairment Overview

    LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Anglo American posted a $3.7 billion loss on Friday after taking another writedown on its diamonds business, as the miner pushes ahead with plans to shed non-core assets and complete its merger with Teck Resources.

    De Beers Unit Impact

    Impairment and Dividend Details

    The company booked a $2.3 billion pre-tax impairment, mostly tied to its De Beers unit, and declared a dividend of 0.23 cents per share, or about $200 million. That was down from $0.64 a share, or $800 million, a year earlier.

    Reporting and Editing Credits

    (Reporting by Clara Denina. Editing by Mark Potter)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Anglo American reported a $3.7bn loss for the period.
    • •A $2.3bn pre-tax impairment was largely tied to De Beers.
    • •Dividend cut to 0.23 cents per share, about $200m total payout.
    • •Company continues to shed non-core assets as part of its overhaul.
    • •Anglo American is pushing to complete its merger with Teck Resources.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Anglo American hit by De Beers writedown, posts $3.7 billion loss

    1What is the main topic?

    Anglo American reported a $3.7bn loss driven by a large De Beers writedown, cut its dividend, and is continuing asset disposals while advancing its merger with Teck Resources.

    2How much was the De Beers writedown?

    The company booked a $2.3bn pre-tax impairment, mostly tied to its De Beers diamond unit.

    3What happened to the dividend?

    Anglo American declared a dividend of 0.23 cents per share, about $200m in total, down from $0.64 a year earlier.

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