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Mining: sector news on Saturday 14 November 2026

Average tone +2.5 (slightly positive) across 6 companies with relevant coverage, from 40 stories.

How to read a score. Each score rates how good or bad the news was for the company, from −10 (clearly bad) to +10 (clearly good). 0 is neutral, and anything beyond ±6 is strong and rare. It rates the coverage, not the share price.

Company by company

CompanyToneStoriesWhat the coverage was about
Anglo American+3.314Coverage centred on Anglo American's exit from diamonds, with Angola seeking a 10% De Beers stake and a preferred buyer emerging, alongside progress on the Australian coal sale.
Rio Tinto+6.310Coverage was mainly positive, led by the launch of a major bauxite project and commitments to Bell Bay and the Weipa port.
Endeavour Mining+3.39Coverage was mostly upbeat, citing mine output ahead of one broker's forecasts, solid third-quarter operations and project growth.
Antofagasta−2.03Coverage was thin, with a note that the shares underperformed the market on Friday and two notices of a director's transaction.
Fresnillo+0.72Coverage consisted of two generic market commentary pieces about Fresnillo's share movement and momentum.
Glencore+3.52Coverage was light and focused on small positive items: an education challenge sponsored by Glencore and a new critical minerals research centre planned for Mount Isa.

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