PRECIOUS METALS
Why AngloGold Ashanti is fitter than it looks
On paper, AngloGold has had the worst year among listed gold companies, but a ruthless handle on costs and a mine-by-mine review should start to pay off
11 August 2022 - 05:00
It will be a year next month since Alberto Calderon strode on to the bridge of AngloGold Ashanti, a company that’s been more life raft than the cruise liner of old.
In that time, its shares have slid about 27% — more than any of its rivals except Kinross Gold, a company with the misfortune of having gold mines in Russia...
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