Glencore's Steelmaking Coal Production Jumps But Gold, Copper Output Falls
The Anglo-Swiss commodity mining and trading company produced 15.7 million metric tons of steelmaking coal in the first half of the year, more than quadruple the 3.4 million tons it produced in the same period of last year. This follows the integration of Elk Valley Resources business, which it acquired in July 2024, it said.
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