M. Garside
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Get in touch with us nowGlencore's number of employees 2013-2020
As of 2020 there were approximately 145,000 employees and contractors globally working for Glencore. This is a significant decrease from 2013 when there were about 204,000 employees working for the multinational commodity trading and mining company. Despite decreasing employment numbers, Glencore remains the second largest mining company worldwide based on employment.
Glencore Company Overview
Glencore is a natural resource company with mining, metallurgical, oil production and agricultural facilities globally. Glencore plc was newly formed in May 2013 through a merger of Glencore with Xstrata. Glencore is both British and Swiss, but is headquartered in Baar, Switzerland and has operations in over 50 countries globally. Glencore was leading mining company in the world based on revenue in 2020. Glencore is a leading global producer of several commodities. This includes nickel, silver, platinum, and copper, among others.
Glencore Company Overview
Glencore is a natural resource company with mining, metallurgical, oil production and agricultural facilities globally. Glencore plc was newly formed in May 2013 through a merger of Glencore with Xstrata. Glencore is both British and Swiss, but is headquartered in Baar, Switzerland and has operations in over 50 countries globally. Glencore was leading mining company in the world based on revenue in 2020. Glencore is a leading global producer of several commodities. This includes nickel, silver, platinum, and copper, among others.
