Glencore Plc scrapped plans to move its primary listing away from London as the company looks to revive a share price that’s been weighed down by slumping coal prices and falling production.
The company said earlier this year it was studying such a move, but Chief Executive Officer Gary Nagle said Wednesday that Glencore was unlikely to have got into the S&P 500 if it had shifted to New York. A move would have been a blow to London, which has lost 25% of its companies in the past decade.
Gary Nagle
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Glencore, and some of its investors, have grown increasingly ...
