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By Rhiannon Hoyle Rio Tinto, the worlds second-biggest miner by market value, on Wednesday reported a 19% fall in annual net profit as prices for some commodities including aluminum weakened....

Rio Tinto has spent three years apologising for its sins, but CEO Jakob Stausholm wants to start playing attack, rather than defence.

Rio Tinto PLC reported a decline in yearly revenue and profit and cautioned on higher costs at the Pilbara iron ore operation in 2024. Consolidated sales revenue in 2023 was 2.7% lower at USD54.04...

Underlying EBITDA of $23.9 billion. Net cash generated from operating activities of $15.2 billion. Profit after tax attributable to owners of Rio Tinto of $10.1 billion, after $0.7 billion of...

Rio Tinto, The world's largest iron ore producer reported underlying earnings of $11.8bn (£9.4bn) for 2023, down from $13.4bn (£10.6bn).

Rio Tinto PLC on Wednesday said it has signed Australias biggest renewable power deal in order to supply its Gladstone operations in Queensland. The Anglo-Australian miner said it will buy the...

Rio Tinto said its underlying earnings came in at $11.8-billion for 2023, down from $13.4-billion a year earlier, mostly due to lower prices for aluminum and its minerals division

Rio Tinto sees fall in earnings in 2023 and expects increased costs at its Pilbara iron ore operation in Western Australia in 2024.

From MAMADU ONDO in Conakry, GuineaGuinea BureauCONAKRY, (CAJ News) - THE dissolution of the government by the military regime adds a new dimension to the volatile political atmosphere in Guinea. Late Monday, Brigadier General Amara Camara, the presidency's Secretary General, had dissolved the government led by Bernard Goumou, who had been appointed Prime Minister by

Rio Tinto reported lower sales revenue and production costs, with ongoing investments in future projects and a renewable energy deal.