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AAL Anglo American Plc

2,372.50
-18.50 (-0.77%)
26 Nov 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglo American Plc LSE:AAL London Ordinary Share GB00B1XZS820 ORD USD0.54945
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -18.50 -0.77% 2,372.50 2,374.50 2,375.50 2,390.00 2,342.00 2,350.00 2,681,708 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 30.84B 283M 0.2116 112.24 31.98B
Anglo American Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAL. The last closing price for Anglo American was 2,391p. Over the last year, Anglo American shares have traded in a share price range of 1,630.00p to 2,813.00p.

Anglo American currently has 1,337,577,913 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo American is £31.98 billion. Anglo American has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 112.24.

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25/7/2023
08:18
25 July 2023
Kumba Iron Ore interim results 2023



Anglo American plc notes the announcement of Kumba Iron Ore Limited's interim results for the half year ended 30 June 2023, released this morning to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and available via www.angloamericankumba.com/financial-results .

Kumba Iron Ore Limited's reported adjusted EBITDA of R19.8 billion (reviewed) is equivalent to approximately $1.1 billion, and is not materially different to the EBITDA that Anglo American expects to report for the Kumba business in its results for the six months ended 30 June 2023 on 27 July 2023.

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ariane
24/7/2023
12:48
Target price is less then the current price........refer you to my previous comment last week (807?)
casket1
24/7/2023
09:04
Credit Suisse cuts Anglo American price target to 2,350 (3,050) pence - 'neutral'
philanderer
20/7/2023
14:21
Back after a holiday and it's great to see how the markets are doing in general and today's update here too.

Need to average down a bit more now on dip days and hopefully see AAL hit 3000 again before the end of the year.

Yes VAS007, divi soon gets locked in which may help support us here now it's less than a month away.

Good luck all 👍🏻

tuftymatt
20/7/2023
11:18
AAL will go ex div 17 Aug 2023 .https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/mining/anglo-american-plc/dividend
vas007
20/7/2023
09:11
Nice market reaction.


...Miners were performing well thanks to a strong update from Anglo American, and amid expectations of economic stimulus in China.

philanderer
19/7/2023
23:38
Production report thursday . Likely to be a similar theme to RIO and ANTO who have already reported this week I would have thought.
philanderer
18/7/2023
09:21
FWIW

RBC cuts Anglo American price target to 2,600 (2,700) pence - 'outperform'

philanderer
17/7/2023
16:19
Think China's poor manufacturing numbers have been hitting all miners for a while, could do with them pulling their finger out...... :-)
casket1
17/7/2023
12:07
China GDP number hitting miners today.
philanderer
17/7/2023
12:04
Appreciate the info, but I would take (all) broker target prices with a (large) pinch of salt.........
casket1
14/7/2023
09:52
JPMorgan cuts Anglo American price target to 2,800 (3,150) pence - 'overweight'
philanderer
10/7/2023
09:22
Barclays cuts Anglo American price target to 3,100 (3,300) pence - 'overweight'


Citigroup cuts Anglo American price target to 3,000 (3,300) pence - 'buy'

philanderer
07/7/2023
09:44
Berenberg cuts Anglo American price target to 2,800 (3,300) pence - 'hold'
philanderer
30/6/2023
12:06
Yeah I saw something on Bloomberg blaming weather in China for a part of the decline.

Let's hope the worm turns before too much longer!!
Good luck all 👍🏻

tuftymatt
30/6/2023
10:01
Activity in China’s factory sector contracted for a third straight month in June, official data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed, signalling a patchy recovery in the world’s number-two economy as global demand and raw material prices slumped.
philanderer
28/6/2023
09:03
UBS cuts Anglo American price target to 2,500 (2,700) pence - 'neutral'

Deutsche Bank cuts Anglo American target to 3,100 (3,200) pence - 'hold'

philanderer
23/6/2023
23:22
Buy at the depths in summer below £20, sell at the highs in winter above £30, rinse and repeat. It's what the institutions do, just follow them. In the summer the big institutional traders go on holiday, they don't buy and don't care.
max euwe
23/6/2023
15:59
The main sectors that will suffer from high interest rates and high inflation are Home Builders and Retailers. Miners will be the first to recover as economies start breathing again. At present geopolitics are making things much more complicated as nothing can be anticipated in advance. The outcome of Russia/Ukraine war and China/Taiwan tensions are a big question mark for the world economies. In the past inflation used to be restrained with high interest rates that trigger a recession/job losses. Without a recession inflation never drops quickly. So we need to feel the pain before things get better. Today it's different because the biggest source of inflation is coming mainly from geopolitical tensions. Russia linked to gas & food and possibly a conflict between China/Taiwan where more than 60% of the world semi conductors are manufactured and cherry on the cake, Covid destroyed the world supply chain. So this is totally different from what we used to experience before - mainly economic bubbles bursting, sub-primes, then recession follows, to ultimately starting all over again.
fuji99
23/6/2023
14:29
Sorry all-Thumbs up keypad sign auto turns into ??
vas007
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