Agarwal contemplates his next move THE floors in the Mayfair mansion where Anil Agarwal, an Indian tycoon, lives in London are made of chequered marble. But the former scrap-metal dealer, whose home was once owned by the Rothschild family, is much less black and white. On his startling purchase this year of 21% of the shares of Anglo American, one of the world's best-known mining groups, he is sphinx-like. The only thing that is clear is his ambition to be one of the world's biggest mining mogul...
Agarwal contemplates his next move THE floors in the Mayfair mansion where Anil Agarwal, an Indian tycoon, lives in London are made of chequered marble. But the former scrap-metal dealer, whose home was once owned by the Rothschild family, is much less black and white. On his startling purchase this year of 21% of the shares of Anglo American, one of the world's best-known mining groups, he is sphinx-like. The only thing that is clear is his ambition to be one of the world's biggest mining mogul...
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