Group 1 - The core profit of Glencore (GLNCY.US) declined by 6% year-on-year to $13.5 billion, despite total revenue reaching $247.5 billion, a 7% increase [1] - The company plans to return $2 billion to shareholders, including an additional dividend of $800 million [1] - Negotiations between Glencore and Rio Tinto for a potential merger ended without agreement due to disagreements over premium payments [1] Group 2 - Glencore's copper production has decreased by approximately 40% since 2018, prompting the CEO to announce plans to double production over the next decade [2] - An agreement has been reached with the Democratic Republic of Congo's state mining company to enhance copper production in the country [2] Group 3 - The trading profits from Glencore's commodity business fell to $2.9 billion, with energy and coal trading profits declining by 32% [3] - The company's net debt remained stable at $11.2 billion, which is above its target level, yet it still plans to pay additional dividends [3]
创纪录铜价难抵煤炭颓势,嘉能可(GLNCY.US)全年利润同比下滑6%