Full-Time
Production Supervisor
Posted on 7/22/2026
Anglo American / De Beers Group
10,001+ employees
Global mining and diamond producer
No salary listed
Lotus Creek, Australia
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On-site role in Middlemount, Queensland; relocation assistance available; residential lifestyle or FIFO options.
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- Experience running a large team within an open cut mining operation
- Demonstrated background operating heavy machinery including shovels and / or excavators
- Unwavering commitment to safety
- Lead a crew of around 20 operators within truck and shovel mining operations; report to the Mining Superintendent; guide and develop the team to ensure production targets and operational standards are consistently achieved
- Coordinating and monitoring personnel, equipment and resources to meet site targets and schedules
- Coaching and mentoring a skilled team
- Tackling investigative and operational challenges
- Collaborating closely with other departments on site
Anglo American / De Beers Group is a global mining and resources company that extracts and processes minerals such as gold, diamonds (via De Beers), copper, and platinum. Its products come from mining and processing operations, with De Beers controlling diamond mining and the diamond supply chain from production to distribution. The company differentiates itself through its large, diversified mineral portfolio and integrated operations across multiple commodities and markets, including ownership of a leading diamond brand. Its goal is to be a leading global resources company that responsibly discovers, extracts, and supplies essential minerals that underpin economies and industries.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1917
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- First-half 2026 EBITDA rose 35% to $4.0 billion; debt fell to $8.2 billion.
- Copper EBITDA hit $2.9 billion at 60% margins, validating the core portfolio.
- Anglo Teck targets $800 million annual synergies, with 80% run-rate by year two.
What critics are saying
- De Beers is negotiating around $1 billion, exposing a brutal diamond collapse.
- China remains the final approval hurdle for Anglo Teck through March 2027.
- Botswana’s 15% stake and lab-grown diamonds threaten De Beers’ existence.
What makes Anglo American / De Beers Group unique
- Copper, premium iron ore, and crop nutrients create a simpler, higher-margin portfolio.
- Anglo Teck combines Teck’s copper assets with Anglo’s Chilean and Peruvian operations.
- Its integration-led mining model targets capital-efficient growth, especially Collahuasi-Quebrada Blanca and Los Bronces-Andina.
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Platinum rises 6% as Eastplats, Bokoni restart plans grow. Sun, August 9, 2026 at 7:50 AM GMT-7 · FX Markets · Compiled by Adalytica Engine v1.12 Platinum and palladium are breaking out of their recent downtrends, with platinum up about 6% and related mining stocks drawing fresh capital as producers move to restart or expand output. The shift matters because tighter supply, mine disruptions and renewed investor demand are changing the pricing backdrop for the platinum group metals complex. When a market that has been under pressure starts to move decisively higher, it can quickly reshape mine economics, hedging decisions and funding plans across the sector. Sentiment Indicatorsi Proprietary · adalytica.com · August 9, 2026 Extreme Greed Extreme Bullish Eastern Platinum has secured a credit facility of up to C$2 million from Ka An Development to help ramp up its CRM underground operations, while Anglo American Platinum's Arm has said it plans to invest $840 million to restart the Bokoni mine. Those projects underline the same message: higher PGM prices improve the case for bringing production back, but they also force miners to weigh capex against already tight cash flow. Operational disruption is adding fuel to the rally. Implats' mining shutdown has tightened supply, and that comes on top of broader strength across precious metals, with gold and silver also advancing and Adalytica's gold and dollar gauges flashing extreme greed readings, a sign that investor appetite has broadened across hard assets. For investors, the trend break raises the odds of further volatility but also improves the earnings outlook for producers leveraged to platinum and palladium. Shares tied to the complex can re-rate quickly when pricing turns, yet the same move can leave heavily financed developers exposed if the rally fades before new supply comes online. The next test is whether the metals can hold gains as restarted output, financing needs and global risk sentiment collide. Traders will be watching whether the current move becomes a durable repricing or another short-lived spike in a market still prone to abrupt swings. | Entity | Gains | Losses | | Platinum miners | | Better margins, restart economics | | Higher execution and capex pressure | | Palladium producers | | Firmer pricing backdrop | | Funding risk if rally reverses | | Eastplats / Bokoni projects | | Easier financing case | | Balance-sheet strain | | Short sellers / weak miners | | - | | Squeeze risk, margin pressure | Long platinum miners / Short weak PGM miners Platinum breakout lifts miners Entry 6% above recent lows Target 12% above recent lows Stop 2% below recent lows R:R 1: 3.0 FX Markets Trade Idea Turn this analysis into a trade. Unlock the complete setup.
Anglo American strengthens future portfolio to 'unlock full potential' Anglo American has reported a strong first half of 2026, with continued progress on its portfolio transformation strategy helping deliver a 35 per cent increase in underlying earnings to $US4 billion ($5.6 billion). The company said its focus on building a higher-margin, higher-quality business centred on copper, premium iron ore and crop nutrients is progressing, with several major strategic milestones achieved during the period. Chief executive officer Duncan Wanblad said the company was unlocking the potential of a simplified portfolio while preparing for its proposed merger with Teck Resources. "We are unlocking the full potential of Anglo American - anchored in copper, premium iron ore and crop nutrients - with a focus on delivering material value for our shareholders," Wanblad said in a statement. A key development, as reported in the company's interim results for 2026, was the agreed sale of Anglo American's steelmaking coal business to Dhilmar for up to $5.5 billion. The company is also progressing the sale of De Beers, while continuing work to improve the diamond business's cost performance and reduce capital expenditure amid challenging market conditions. Operational performance from continuing operations remained strong, supported by cost discipline and favourable copper prices. Copper was a major contributor, generating underlying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $4.1 billion with a margin of 60 per cent. Anglo American reported revenue of $14.08 billion for the six months to 30 June 2026, while attributable free cash flow increased to $1.1 billion, up from $458 million in the prior corresponding period. The company reduced net debt to $11.6 billion, improving its net debt to underlying EBITDA ratio to 1.0 times. Integration planning for the proposed Anglo Teck merger is well advanced, with completion targeted within the original September 2026-March 2027 timeframe. Anglo American said the merger would create a global metals and minerals company, with the combined business expected to benefit from increased scale and identified synergies.
Anglo American executives to lead Anglo Teck after teck merger. Thu, 30th Jul 2026 16:27 (Alliance News) - Anglo American PLC will occupy the top executive posts at Anglo Teck PLC upon completion of Anglo's merger with Teck Resources Ltd. The executive leadership team is unveiled after Anglo and Teck in September last year agreed to combine their respective businesses in what they bill as a "merger of equals" to form Anglo Teck. Anglo still expects the merger to be concluded between September this year to March next year. The London-based diversified miner said on Thursday its Chief Executive Officer Duncan Wanblad will keep the same role at the merged entity Anglo Teck. Anglo Chair Nolitha Fakude will continue to serve the same capacity at Anglo Teck. Jonathan Price, the CEO of Teck, will assume the role of deputy CEO & chief strategy officer. Anglo Chief Financial Officer John Heasley will retail the ame position at Anglo teck, while Ruben Fernandes will become the chief operating officer. Fernandes is COO of Anglo. Also from Anglo's ranks, Alison Atkinson will be chief technical officer and CEO of Crop Nutrients for Anglo Teck, while Matt Walker will serve as CEO of Marketing unit for the merged entity. From Teck, Ian Anderson will fill the role of chief people officer of Anglo Teck, Lyndon Arnall will be chief legal & sustainability officer and Karla Mills will be chief projects officer. Shares in Anglo American were up 3.9% to ZAR831.09 on Thursday afternoon in Johannesburg. They were up 5.4% to 3,798.00 pence in London. By Artwell Dlamini, Alliance News senior reporter South Africa Shares in this article. Anglo American 3,726.00 3.44%
Anglo American stays in loss due to discontinued operations, tax hit. 30th Jul 2026 08:46 (Alliance News) - Anglo American PLC on Thursday reported a narrowed half-year loss, as discontinued operations, including diamond miner De Beers, and a substantial tax charge kept the miner in the red. The London-based diversified miner suffered an attributable loss from total operations of USD858 million for the six months that ended June 30, though this was narrowed from a USD1.88 billion loss a year before. Net profit from continuing operations was USD856 million, down 5.7% from USD905 million. But loss from discontinued operations narrowed to USD1.16 billion from USD2.27 billion. Continuing operations includes Anglo American's core businesses - copper, iron ore, manganese and crop nutrients. Anglo American is discontinuing the steelmaking coal, nickel and platinum group metals businesses as part of its simplification strategy. Anglo American has agreed to sell its steelmaking coal business to Dhilmar Ltd for up to USD3.87 billion. It continues to work through the European Commission's anti-trust approval process for the sale of its nickel business, and it also is advancing the disposal of De Beers, Anglo American Chief Executive Officer Duncan Wanblad said on Thursday. Pretax profit from continuing operations surged 56% to USD2.27 billion from USD1.46 billion. Shares in Anglo American were up 1.0% to ZAR808.09 on Thursday morning in Johannesburg. They were up 0.1% to 3,604.00 pence in London. Revenue from continuing operations rose 11% to USD9.93 billion in the recent half-year from USD8.95 billion a year before, lifting underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation from continuing operations to USD4.00 billion, up 35% from USD2.96 billion. Anglo American booked an income tax expense of USD1.41 billion, compared to USD551 million a year before. The diversified mining group declared an interim dividend of USD0.23, up sharply from USD0.07 last year. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations fell 30% to USD0.28 from USD0.40. Basic loss per share from total operations shrank to USD0.80 from USD1.58. "On the back of our robust operational and financial performance in the first half of the year, we have every confidence that we are making the right choices in terms of realising full value from our portfolio, both now and looking towards completion of our compelling combination with Teck," Anglo American's Wanblad said. Anglo American has said its merger with Teck Resources Ltd is on track, with the expected completion window of September this year to March next year unchanged. In September last year, Anglo American and Teck said they agreed to combine their respective businesses in what they bill as a "merger of equals" to form Anglo Teck. Looking ahead, Anglo American kept its annual copper production guidance of between 700,000 tonnes and 760,000 in 2026, up from 695,000 tonnes in 2025. Premium iron ore guidance also remains unchanged at between 55 million and 59 million tonnes in 2026, down from 60.8 million tonnes in 2025. By Artwell Dlamini, Alliance News senior reporter South Africa Related Shares: