(Reuters) - Miner Anglo American Plc (L:AAL) said on Wednesday it plans to sell a minority stake of 12% in its Grosvenor coking coal mine in Australia for about $141 million to a consortium of Japanese companies.
The consortium — which includes Nippon Steel Corp (T:5401), Mitsui & Co Ltd (T:8031), Nippon Steel Trading Corp (T:9810), Shinsho Corp (T:8075), JFE Mineral Co Ltd — also owns a 12% stake in Anglo's Moranbah North mine that provides the coal processing infrastructure for Grosvenor.