Anglo American Platinum (AAP), the platinum group metals (PGMs) producing subsidiary of FTSE 100 mining giant Anglo American, saw the headline earnings fall from $674m to $527m in the full-year ended December 31st.
As such, the contribution to Anglo American's underlying earnings has fallen to $410m, down from $425m in 2010.
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