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ANGLO AMERICAN
AN INTRODUCTION
Mongolia 2014

ANGLO AMERICAN AT A GLANCE
Anglo American is one of the top 5 diversified global mining
companies
Global Headquarters: London
Stock Exchange Listings: London and Johannesburg
Employees plus contractors: over 155,000
Gross revenue in 2013: US$33.0 billion
Operating Profit 2013: US$6.6 billion

A GLOBAL PLAYER
Platinum
Diamonds
Copper
Nickel
Iron Ore and Manganese
Thermal Coal
Corporate &
representative offices
Key
Headquarters
Metallurgical Coal
Other Mining and Industrial
• Headquartered in London with over 90 operations and projects worldwide

ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES
• Platinum: Global leader with ~40% of global production

• Diamonds: Be Beers (a subsidiary of Anglo American) is the Global
leader with 35% of global rough diamond production by value
Snap Lake Diamond Mine Northern Canada
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Metallurgical and Thermal coal: 100 million tonnes per year coal
production - 3rd largest coking coal exporter globally
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Iron ore and Manganese: 5th largest producer globally
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Copper: 7th largest producer globally
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Nickel: 7th largest producer globally
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Niobium: 2nd largest producer globally
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

• Phosphates: Major Producer of Fertilisers in Brazil
ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT
Anglo American is committed to responsible mining, observing the highest
standards of occupational health and safety

ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT
We are committed to international best practice in environmental
management

ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT
We commit ourselves to global best practice mine site rehabilitation

ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT
We commit ourselves to international best practice in social
performance and community engagement

ANGLO AMERICAN IN MONGOLIA
• We regard Mongolia as a highly
prospective region and are actively
seeking exploration opportunities in
Copper and Metallurgical Coal
• We established a Representative
Office in Ulaanbaatar in late 2012
• Our exploration activities are currently
supported by our regional exploration
office in Perth with locally recruited
and experienced geologists

ANGLO AMERICAN IN MONGOLIA
Drawing on its global expertise Anglo American is seeking to establish
itself as the partner of choice for Mongolia.
• We are supporting engineering education, groundwater resource
management, environmental and social programs including enterprise
development

ANGLO AMERICAN
THE PARTNER OF CHOICE FOR MONGOLIA

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03.09.204 Anglo American: An Introduction, Anglo American

1. ANGLO AMERICAN AN INTRODUCTION Mongolia 2014

2. ANGLO AMERICAN AT A GLANCE Anglo American is one of the top 5 diversified global mining companies Global Headquarters: London Stock Exchange Listings: London and Johannesburg Employees plus contractors: over 155,000 Gross revenue in 2013: US$33.0 billion Operating Profit 2013: US$6.6 billion

3. A GLOBAL PLAYER Platinum Diamonds Copper Nickel Iron Ore and Manganese Thermal Coal Corporate & representative offices Key Headquarters Metallurgical Coal Other Mining and Industrial • Headquartered in London with over 90 operations and projects worldwide

4. ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES • Platinum: Global leader with ~40% of global production

5. • Diamonds: Be Beers (a subsidiary of Anglo American) is the Global leader with 35% of global rough diamond production by value Snap Lake Diamond Mine Northern Canada ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

6. • Metallurgical and Thermal coal: 100 million tonnes per year coal production - 3rd largest coking coal exporter globally ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

7. • Iron ore and Manganese: 5th largest producer globally ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

8. • Copper: 7th largest producer globally ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

9. • Nickel: 7th largest producer globally ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

10. • Niobium: 2nd largest producer globally ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

11. • Phosphates: Major Producer of Fertilisers in Brazil ANGLO AMERICAN - CORE COMMODITIES

12. ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT Anglo American is committed to responsible mining, observing the highest standards of occupational health and safety

13. ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT We are committed to international best practice in environmental management

14. ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT We commit ourselves to global best practice mine site rehabilitation

15. ANGLO AMERICAN COMMITMENT We commit ourselves to international best practice in social performance and community engagement

16. ANGLO AMERICAN IN MONGOLIA • We regard Mongolia as a highly prospective region and are actively seeking exploration opportunities in Copper and Metallurgical Coal • We established a Representative Office in Ulaanbaatar in late 2012 • Our exploration activities are currently supported by our regional exploration office in Perth with locally recruited and experienced geologists

17. ANGLO AMERICAN IN MONGOLIA Drawing on its global expertise Anglo American is seeking to establish itself as the partner of choice for Mongolia. • We are supporting engineering education, groundwater resource management, environmental and social programs including enterprise development

18. ANGLO AMERICAN THE PARTNER OF CHOICE FOR MONGOLIA

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