Duncan Wanblad is on the clock. Earlier this week, the Anglo American boss unveiled a R19bn deal to sell its one-third stake in Australian coal miner Jellinbah to joint shareholder Zashvin. 

The deal is the latest small, but crucial, step by Wanblad to prove that his self-help measures to boost shareholder returns are more than just corporate lip service amid rumours — per the Financial Times — that BHP is weighing up how it might make a renewed bid for Anglo. ..

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