Rio Tinto Completes the Acquisition of 11.65% Stake in Boyne Smelters
RIO acquires Mitsubishi's 11.65% interest in Boyne Smelters, taking its interest in the venture to 71.04%.
Rio Tinto's aluminium assets under-appreciated gem, suggests US broker
Rio Tinto Ltd (LSE:RIO, ASX:RIO, OTC:RTNTF) Canadian aluminium assets are world-class, under-appreciated assets, says broker Jefferies and make a key differentiator in the investment case for the mining giant. During a visit to its upgraded AP60 plant, Rio predicted North American aluminium demand (both primary and recycled) would grow at 4% compound annually through 2028.
Rio Tinto's Share Price Increases 10% in a Week: How to Play It?
The RIO stock gains 10% in a weak and is trading at a 5% discount to its 52-week high. Let us take a look at its fundamentals to know whether investors should expect more gains.
Here's Why This Mining Giant's Stock Surged This Week
An injection of liquidity into China's banking system will support demand for iron ore for steel. With global interest rates coming down, export demand will likely pick up for China, which means more steel demand.
Rio Tinto: Big Picture Remains Unchanged
Multicommodity miner Rio Tinto (RIO) has seen a price uptick in recent weeks, but going by its fundamentals and market multiples, it's unlikely to continue. The company's big focus, iron ore, is expected to continue seeing price weakness. While metals like copper and aluminium can stabilise the financials, their uptick isn't enough for rapid improvements. RIO's market multiples don't justify further price rise either, though its dividend yield still looks good for investors targeting a sustainable passive income.
Uranium Energy trades up after announcing $175 million purchase of Rio Tinto's uranium assets
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RIO to Test Biofuel Crop for Renewable Diesel Production in Australia
Rio Tinto announces a biofuel pilot in Australia that will explore the use of Pongamia seed oil as a feedstock for renewable diesel.
Is It Worth Investing in Rio Tinto (RIO) Based on Wall Street's Bullish Views?
When deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock, investors often rely on analyst recommendations. Media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts often influence a stock's price, but are they really important?
Is Rio Tinto (RIO) a Buy as Wall Street Analysts Look Optimistic?
The recommendations of Wall Street analysts are often relied on by investors when deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock. Media reports about these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts changing their ratings often affect a stock's price.
Sovereign Metals begins hydraulic mining trial; Rio Tinto increases stake
Sovereign Metals Ltd (ASX:SVM, OTC:SVMLF, AIM:SVML) has commenced a hydraulic mining trial at its Kasiya Rutile Project in Malawi to assess the effectiveness and environmental impact of high-pressure water techniques on a large-scale operation. Part of its ongoing optimisation study, the work will be led by Fraser Alexander, a specialist in the field, and follows the successful completion of a dry mining evaluation in July.
Rio Tinto: Short-Term Challenges, Long-Term Potential
Rio Tinto's share price has declined 14 percent year-to-date, driven by falling iron ore prices and demand uncertainty, but its diversification in aluminum and copper offers growth potential. Chinese demand for iron ore has likely peaked, but RIO's high-grade ore from the upcoming Simandou mine positions it well for future demand shifts. Compared to peers, Rio Tinto is mid-tier in valuation metrics, not the cheapest or highest-yielding, but well-diversified and strategically positioned.
Rio Tinto: Unloved But Attractive
Rio Tinto Group shares are undervalued due to macro concerns, making it a potential good investment for long-term investors. Recent decline in iron ore and copper prices have impacted investor sentiment toward Rio Tinto, causing a 15% decline in shares year-to-date. Future demand drivers such as the renewable energy revolution and infrastructure investments in India could positively impact Rio Tinto's business in the long run.
