Cooler Heads Prevail in Ranger Brouhaha
Rio Tinto and ERA have made a definitive move to lower the temperature of their dispute about rehabilitating the Ranger uranium mine and its surrounds in the Northern Territory.
Read MoreRio Tinto and ERA have made a definitive move to lower the temperature of their dispute about rehabilitating the Ranger uranium mine and its surrounds in the Northern Territory.
Read MoreNews from global copper majors MMG and Rio Tinto this week underlines how the rising importance of renewables is allowing some miners to find long-term growth opportunities.
Read MoreThe CEO of Rio Tinto has made it clear the mining giant will not be lifting its offer for the 49% of Turquoise Hill it doesn’t own, despite ongoing criticism from two minority shareholders.
Read MoreRio Tinto has joined Mineral Resources in getting into bed with the world’s biggest steelmaker, China Baowu Steel Group, to develop small projects in WA’s Pilbara region.
Read MoreIndependent directors in Turquoise Hill have voted to approve Rio’s offer, putting the deal on track to be completed later this year despite one shareholder’s objections.
Read MoreRio Tinto and its Canadian subsidiary Turquoise Hill Resources have finally agreed to a new mop-up offer that will give Rio direct ownership of the huge Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia.
Read MoreRio Tinto seems willing to wait out the recalcitrant shareholders in Turquoise Hill who have rejected its $US2.7bn offer, making clear its commitment to the Mongolian Oyu Tolgoi project.
Read MoreIf Rio Tinto really wants to control all of the 66% non-government stake in the Oyu Tolgoi copper gold mine, it has to buy the 49% it doesn’t control in Canadian company Turquoise Hill.
Read MoreRio Tinto has kicked off June 30 reporting for the world’s resource majors that may mark the peak period as prices ease, demand weakens and cost increases eat into margins.
Read MoreRio Tinto is maintaining full year guidance for its iron ore production and exports after a solid June quarter performance but it is facing a sharp fall in earnings as iron ore prices remain under pressure.
Read MoreRio Tinto believes its new Gudai-Darri mine in the Pilbara will increase its iron ore production volumes and improve product mix from the second half of this year.
Read MoreA weak March quarter production report from Rio Tinto so far as its Pilbara iron ore operations are concerned, while only ominous silence about the future of its Jandar Serbian lithium mine.
Read MoreThe status-quo result of Serbia’a elections has produced an outcome that won’t make Rio Tinto happy about the future plans for its $US2.4 billion Jadar lithium project in that country.
Read MoreTomorrow’s elections will play a key role in determining if Rio Tinto’s ambitions for a $US2.4 billion lithium mine and processing operation in Serbia are confirmed or finally dashed.
Read MoreGuinea’s ruling junta has reached an agreement with Rio Tinto and its Chinese-backed JV partner to resume development work at the huge Simandou iron ore deposit.
Read MoreRio Tinto has revealed plans to buy out the minorities in Turquoise Hill, the company which controls a major stake in the troubled Mongolian copper gold mine, Oyu Tolgoi.
Read MoreRio Tinto’s West African iron ore ambitions have come to a shuddering halt in Guinea, with a halt ordered to the work being done at the Simandou project in the country’s southeast.
Read MoreOutperform rating retained. Target rises to $130 from $110.
Read MoreHold rating is maintained, while the target price rises to $107 from $102.
Read MoreA host of records for Aussie mining giant Rio Tinto in its 2021 financial year results: record dividends, record annual revenue, record underlying earnings, and record after-tax profit.
Read MoreAs Energy Resources of Australia is finding out the hard way, it’s not the production and selling costs involved with mining fossil fuels that catch you in the end, it is the rehab costs.
Read MoreAccording to a Reuters report on Friday morning, the Serbian government has revoking all licenses related to Rio Tinto’s exploration for lithium in the country.
Read MoreRio Tinto revealed in a release on Tuesday that rising opposition had forced it to push back the timeline for first saleable production at its $US2.4 billion Serbia lithium project.
Read MoreSell rating retained, UBS believing the iron-ore price risk is to the downside. Target price steady at $80.
Read MoreRio Tinto might have vowed to get its iron ore business back to growth, but that won’t happen this year after the company set the lowest guidance in at least five years.
Read MoreRio Tinto has agreed to write off Mongolia’s outstanding $US2.3 billion debt for its share of the cost of developing the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project.
Read MoreUBS retains a Sell rating, noting the iron ore outlook remains fragile as port inventories build. $79 target price retained.
Read MoreThe broker’s Hold rating is maintained. Target price falls to $104 from $112.
Read MoreAfter several days of going nowhere, news from China sent iron ore prices lower on Thursday, just as some of the big boys revealed cuts to output due to the uncertain global outlook for 2022.
Read MoreRio Tinto has announced that it will triple its climate ambitions by aiming to cut slash emissions by 50% by 2030 at a cost of at least $US7.5 billion (more than $A10 billion) over the next eight years.
Read MoreThe broker maintains its Hold rating and lowers its target price to $117 from $123, after lowering iron ore price forecasts.
Read MoreShareholders in Rio Tinto will get record dividends totalling $US5.61 a share (about $A7.60) after the iron ore giant revealed a record profit and revenues for the six months to June.
Read MoreBHP and Rio Tinto have revealed new offshore plays to get deeper into the renewable commodities sector: a Canadian nickel company for BHP and
a big Serbian lithium mine for RIO.
Rio Tinto retained its top ranking in the global iron ore export stakes – by the narrowest of margins in the three months to June – just 200,000 tonnes.
Read MoreRecord iron ore prices mean strong cash flow and dividends are anticipated from Rio Tinto, outweighing a difficult quarterly production outcome.
Read MoreThe broker maintains its Hold rating and lowers its target price to $120 from $121.
Read MoreRio Tinto’s June quarter was a forgettable one to say the very least, with climactic and operational challenges causing them no end of problems and jeopardising hopes of profit growth for the full year.
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Read MoreResource stocks surged on the ASX in Monday trading with some of the majors and the broader market reaching new highs thanks to record iron ore and copper prices.
Read MoreRio Tinto lifted its shipments of iron ore during the March quarter, thanks to solid demand from China and recovering demand from Japan, South Korea and other markets.
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