Operationally resilient, but its sustainability is questionable

25/02/21 -"Despite 2020 output vagaries, Anglo American did well to withstand COVID-19 uncertainties. Material (price) tailwinds for PGMs, iron ore and copper helped offset issues in other divisions. However, ..."

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