Anglo American and Teck Resources agreed to merge in a deal that will create a $53 billion copper producer, one of the largest in the world, according to The Wall Street Journal. The deal is among the biggest in mining history and comes as demand for copper surges due to the energy transition and data center growth. The combined company, to be called Anglo Teck, will produce 1.2 million metric tons annually, aiming to increase output to 1.35 million tons by 2027. Copper will account for more than 70 of its production mix. Anglo shareholders will own 62.4 of the company, while Teck shareholders will hold 37.6. Anglo CEO Duncan Wanblad will lead the group, which will be headquartered in Vancouver with listings in London, Johannesburg, and Toronto.