Anglo American PLC (LSE:AAL) shares moved on the front foot, after the miner reported a small rise in 2025 underlying EBITDA from continuing operations to $6.4bn and said it delivered $1.8bn of run-rate cost savings, as stronger copper and premium iron ore performance outweighed a sharp deterioration at De Beers. It comes as the mining group continues to position for its proposed merger with Canada's Teck Resources.









