Glencore and Rio Tinto are reportedly reconsidering their London listings; their departure would be another significant blow to the LSE.

Sibanye Stillwater has entered into a chrome management agreement with Glencore's Merafe Venture in South Africa.

Glencore, the global commodities company, signaled it could join the wave of companies leaving London in search of higher ...

Glencore launched a $1 billion share buyback program and will pay $2.2 billion in shareholder returns despite a 16 percent ...

Despite its positive disposition on market uncertainty, the company saw a 6% drop in profit to $14.4bn last year. This is ...

Sibanye Stillwater said on Wednesday it had reached a chrome management deal with Glencore’s Merafe Venture in South Africa ...

GLENCORE  said on Wednesday it was considering moving its primary listing from London, possibly to the United States although ...

South Africa’s chromite recovery potential has been broadened by Wednesday’s joint venture agreement between Glencore ...

Sibanye Stillwater reaches chrome management deal with Glencore's Merafe venture in South Africa, as it seeks to partially ...

Sibanye Stillwater, a miner with a diverse portfolio of operations, announced on Wednesday that it had signed a deal to manage ...

Swiss mining and commodity trading giant Glencore said Wednesday it was considering shifting its stock listing from London ...

Glencore's share price fell sharply on Wednesday (February 19) after the company posted lower earnings and recorded $2.3 ...