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Text size [+][-]  Friday March 12 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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08 Feb 2010 13:11

Mining maturity

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The return of a payout at the miner is a vote that commodity prices won't tumble again soon. Will boss Mick Davis also go back to his acquisitive ways? Maybe not. With Anglo American raising capital at its subsidiaries, Xstrata's most coveted target could be moving out of reach.

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