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South32’s New CEO Looks to Focus on Copper After Aluminum Deal

Bloomberg Markets
Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at 7:34 AM
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South32 Ltd. will focus on copper and zinc after selling off the aluminum business that accounted for 60% of earnings, with the disposal announced on Chief Executive Officer Matt Daley’s first day in...

South32 Ltd. will focus on copper and zinc after selling off the aluminum business that accounted for 60% of earnings, with the disposal announced on Chief Executive Officer Matt Daley’s first day in the role.

Glass House Analysis

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