Glencore is one of the world's largest traders of the raw materials that keep industry running. It is also a major miner, which makes it a rare company that both produces commodities and profits from moving them around the globe. Full nameGlencore plc Tickers / exchangeGLN (JSE); GLEN (LSE) HeadquartersBaar, Switzerland (registered office: Saint Helier, Jersey) SectorBasic Materials — diversified mining and commodity trading Employees~140,000 (structured data); ~150,000 including contractors (company) Market valueZAC 1.41 trillion (US$1.41 trillion) Yearly salesZAC 304.57 billion (US$304.57 billion) Net profitZAC 363 million (US$363 million) in …
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