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Hancock Prospecting: Gina Rinehart's children make surprise court appearance in mining dynasty row - Vimarsana News

Hancock Prospecting: Gina Rinehart's children make surprise court appearance in mining dynasty row

Billionaire Gina Rinehart’s eldest children have made a shock appearance at the WA Supreme Court in a high-stakes civil trial that has pitted them against their mother and two other mining dynasties.

Court hears Rio, Gina Rinehart discussed risk of third-party claim on Hope Downs - Vimarsana News

Court hears Rio, Gina Rinehart discussed risk of third-party claim on Hope Downs

Senior Rio Tinto executives and Gina Rinehart discussed in 2005 the risk that their iron ore joint venture may attract a claim from another Perth dynasty.

Source: afr.com
Rio Tinto lashes Wright mining dynasty for implying guilt in Rinehart stoush - Vimarsana News

Rio Tinto lashes Wright mining dynasty for implying guilt in Rinehart stoush

Rio Tinto has scolded the mining dynasty fighting for a slice of its Hope Downs iron ore hub for casting doubt over what it knew while inking a deal with billionaire Gina Rinehart.

Deal protecting Rio Tinto if Gina Rinehart loses heavyweight court bout over Wright Prospecting - Vimarsana News

Deal protecting Rio Tinto if Gina Rinehart loses heavyweight court bout over Wright Prospecting

Rio Tinto’s foresight may ultimately limit its exposure to a multibillion-dollar legal battle between two of Australian richest women.

Source: afr.com
Rinehart's private company Hancock Prospecting posts $5b profit - Vimarsana News

Rinehart's private company Hancock Prospecting posts $5b profit

Australia’s biggest private company’s growing lithium interests have led it to criticise the nation’s competitiveness against other developed economies.

Source: afr.com