Thungela Resources is set to deliver on its promise of generous investor returns as the former Anglo American business quickly finds its feet as a stand-alone business and looks forward to a strong performance in the second half of the year.
The company, a pure-play export coal miner that was demerged from Anglo on June 1, released its first interim results as an independent business on Friday and reported a R351m maiden interim profit on the back of booming export coal prices that topped 13-year highs in July...
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