This presentation is to attendees at the Mining

This presentation is to attendees at the Mining Conference hosted by the British & Colombian Chamber of Commerce. The contents are for general information only.

Our Business • Founded in 1917 • Opened up South African gold fields • Underlying earnings: 2006 $5. 5 billion (↑ 46%) • Grew to be Africa’s largest company • Operating profit: $9. 8 billion (↑ 54%) • Moved primary listing to London in 1999 • Restructured to become focused mining company • 150, 000 employees and permanent contractors • Active in 40 countries Anglo American plc Platinum (75% of Anglo Platinum) 2 Gold 17% of Anglo. Gold Ashanti Diamonds (45% of De Beers) Coal 100% Base Metals 100% Industrial Minerals 100% Ferrous Metals 100%

Anglo American in South America Venezuela Carbones del Guasare 25% (Anglo Coal) Colombia Loma de Níquel 91% (Anglo Base Metals) Cerrejón 33% (Anglo Coal) Perú Brasil Quellaveco 80% (Anglo Base Metals) CODEMIN 100% (Anglo Base Metals) Michiquillay Copper project (Anglo Base Metals) Barro Alto 100% (Anglo Base Metals) Chile Catalao 100% (Anglo Base Metals) Serra Grande 50% (Anglo Gold) Collahuasi 44% (Anglo Base Metals) COPEBRAS 73% (Anglo Base Metals) Mantos Blancos 100% (Anglo Base Metals) AGA Brasil Mineracao 100% (Anglo Gold) Mantoverde 100% (Anglo Base Metals) MMX 49% (Anglo Ferrous) Chagres Smelter 100% (Anglo Base Metals) El Soldado 100% (Anglo Base Metals) Los Bronces 100% (Anglo Base Metals) Argentina Cerro Vanguardia 92. 5% (Anglo Gold) 3

Overview • Thermal coal mine in Guajira Province, northern Colombia • Amongst world’s largest open pit export coal mines • ~ 50% of Colombia’s coal production • JV between Anglo Coal, BHP Billiton and Xstrata • Own dedicated Rail and Port handling facilities (Puerto Bolivar) • 8500 contractors & employees • Supplies European & North American markets D: Cerrejon video. WMV 4

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Anglo Coal’s investments in Colombia & Cerrejon Coal 100% basis Anglo Coal acquired 50% of Cdel. C from Glencore ► ► ► 6 Cdel. C & CZN operationally merged – 22 Mtpa ABG acquire 50% of 19 Mtpa CZN complex Thermal Coal – for power generation and industrial markets Med CV, low Ash, Low Sulphur Saleable production has increased from 3 Mtpa (1998) to 30 Mtpa (2007). Current expansion to 32 Mtpa by 2008 Feasibility study underway to expand beyond 32 Mtpa Mine will move close to a million BCM’s / day ABG acquire 2 nd 50% of CZN Expansion to 28 Mtpa

History 1997 - Anglo Coal buys 50% of Carbones del Cerrejon (Cdel. C) from Glencore 1997 - Consortium of Anglo, Glencore and Rio Tinto awarded Cerrejon Sur Mining Contract 1998 - Anglo, Glencore and Rio Tinto form a consortium, each owning one-third of Cdel. C, to exploit the Central and Oreganal Leases, 1999 - Agreement between Cdel. C, Cerrejon Zona Norte (CZN) and government allowing CDC access to rail and port infrastructure of CZN 2000 - Anglo and Glencore buy Rio Tinto’s one-third share of Cdel. C and then on-sell to BHP Billiton 2000 - Consortium buys Carbocol’s 50% interest of CZN 2001 - CZN shareholders win the tender for the Patilla Norte lease 2002 - Consortium buys Exxon. Mobil’s 50% Interest in CZN 2002 - CZN and CDC operationally merged 2002 - CMC Ireland incorporated to sell coal produced by Cdel. C and CZN 2006 - Glencore sells its stake in Cerrejon to Xstrata (US$1, 700 m) 2007/8 – Completion of 32 Mtpa growth project 7

Cerrejon’s contribution to Colombia • Cerrejon’s mining operation represents 50% of La Guajira’s GDP • Between 1984 and 2006, Cerrejon has purchased locally US$2. 2 billion worth of goods and services. • Between 2004 and 2005, Cerrejon invested US$444 million in capital. For 2007, the figure will be close to US$370 million. • In 2006 Cerrejon’s direct contribution to community wealth was: – It generated close to 8, 600 jobs; – It paid salaries and benefits of US$137 million; – Taxes paid to the nation in 2006 were US$205 million; and – It generated royalties to a value of US$113 million. 84% of these royalties remain in La Guajira, so that ambitious social and economic development projects can take place. 8

Port Facilities Access Channel Coal Berth Sampler Surge Bin Retention Ponds Commodities Pier Stabilization Ponds Operations Bldg ck Sta er 1 r 2 S ke tac ker c Sta 3 Fuel Tanks Shop Load Handling Equip. Railroad Communications Tower Train Unloading Station Shop Special Equip Warehouse Main Substation Water Plant 11 Shop Maintenance Power Plant Camp