UNDERGROUND

Grosvenor fire damage not too bad: Wanblad

Recent imagery shows that the fire damage in the underground area of Grosvenor appears limited

Anglo American chief executive Duncan Wanblad.

Anglo American chief executive Duncan Wanblad. | Credits: Noel Dyson

Anglo American chief executive Duncan Wanblad believes  its Grosvenor underground coal mine in Queensland only received minimal damage after a fire in June. It should be noted that Grosvenor is one...

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