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Foxleigh sale starts Anglo's Australian coal exit
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Report summary
Anglo has sold its 70% stake in the Foxleigh mine to a subsidiary of Realm Resources which is an ASX listed subsidiary of Taurus Funds Management. The sale marks the first concrete step in Anglo's announced intention to exit from the Australian coal sector. The deal makes Realm the first private equity vehicle to take control of an operating mine in Australia's coal sector and could signal increased private equity investment and a decrease in the concentration of ownership in Australia's coal sector.
Table of contents
- Overview
- Deal summary
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Location map
- Foxleigh coal mine
- Coal assets
- Deal analysis
- Upside and risks
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Strategic rationale
- Anglo
- Realm Resources
Tables and charts
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Key factsKey assetsMarketable reserves (as at 01/01/2017)
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Production (100% basis)Summary valuationFoxleigh sale starts Anglo's Australian coal exit: Table 5Valuation sensitivity - price (US$M)Foxleigh sale starts Anglo's Australian coal exit: Image 1Economic assumptions
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