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    Xstrata boosts profit sevenfold with commodities boom

    Tue, 02/08/2011 - 03:47 EDT - France24.com - Business
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    Anglo-Swiss mining group Xstrata on Tuesday reported a sevenfold increase in annual net profit in 2010 as it rode the forecast boom in commodities markets and prices.Net profit reached 4.69 billion dollars (3.4 billion euros) last year after a drop in 2009, preliminary results showed.Chief executive Mick Davis said the year was marked by a "strong operational performance" and highlighted the value of restructuring carried out in 2009 before an economic recovery took hold and commodity prices started rising again.

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