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said full-year profit, excluding some one-time items, climbed more than sevenfold from 2017, after it shut and sold mines in South Africa and lowered amortization in Brazil.

• Headline earnings for the period are expected to be between $207 million and $224 million, up from $27 million the previous year, the Johannesburg-based miner said in a statement on Monday.