AUSTRALIA STORIES

Usual suspects linked to Anglo coal sale

Just as the usual crowd of big miners and private equity has been linked as potential buyers of Anglo American's Australian coking coal assets, Rio Tinto's Sam Walsh has come out and played down the rumour.

A dragline at Anglo American's Capcoal operations in Queensland, Australia

A dragline at Anglo American's Capcoal operations in Queensland, Australia

Speaking on the back of his company's annual general meeting, Walsh answered a question on the rumour by saying he didn't think it would end up going anywhere. "I think what actually happens is an investment...

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