\n On Wednesday, the group revealed that its profit margins increased significantly between January and June 2026, driven by stronger prices within the platinum group as well as elevated production and sales volumes.
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\n The company, which is currently listed as the world’s top \u200bplatinum producer \u200bby value, disclosed that its \u200cheadline \u2060earnings per share stood at 82.02 rand in the period under review, which ended June 30, \u200bup 1,634% from 4.73 rand in the previous period, as seen on Reuters<\/a>.
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\n Last year, it was reported that Anglo American spun off its platinum arm, known as Valterra Platinum, as part of a restructuring aimed at countering a takeover bid from the Australian multinational mining and metals corporation, BHP Group Limited.
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\n The unbundling triggered a staggering R73.5 billion in foreign direct investment outflows in the second quarter of 2025, according to the South African Reserve Bank.
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