The data displays the 2018 ranking of the leading mining companies worldwide based on the number of employees. At that time, the Indian state-owned Coal India Limited was the world's biggest mining company in terms of the amount of people employed, at more than 310,000 people. Coal India is also the world's biggest coal producer.
Coal India Ltd, India | 310.02 |
Glencore PLC, United Kingdom | 145.98 |
Pingdingshan Tianan Coal Mining Co Ltd, China | 90.42 |
China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd, China | 89.06 |
Anglo American PLC, United Kingdom | 69 |
Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd, China | 68.03 |
Vale S.A., Brazil | 65.54 |
Sibanye Gold Ltd, South Africa | 58.64 |
AngloGold Ashanti Ltd, South Africa | 51.48 |
Rio Tinto Ltd, Australia | 47 |