Anglo American said on Monday it would delist from the SIX Swiss Exchange on June 26, ahead of the completion of its $53 billion merger with Teck Resources.Following completion of the merger, Anglo American plans to maintain its primary London listing and secondary listings in Johannesburg, Toronto, and New York, pending exchange approvals.(By Raechel Thankam Job; Editing by Rashmi Aich)

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Anglo American to delist from Swiss Exchange in June

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Anglo American to delist from Swiss Exchange in June

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