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Thungela’s rocky road

hermal coal producer Thungela Resources’ debut on the JSE this month was a disappointing affair. To some extent, this was predictable given that a portion of its UK register is – or was – tracker funds. These are Anglo American shareholders that were handed Thungela shares as a function of Anglo’s coal asset demerger. Since they normally are not mandated to hold

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