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Rio Tinto is a leading international mining group that finds, mines and processes the earth's mineral resources.

The Group's major products include aluminium, copper, diamonds, energy products, gold, industrial minerals (borates, titanium dioxide, salt and talc), and iron ore. Its activities span the world but are strongly represented in Australia and North America. There are also significant businesses in South America, Asia, Europe and southern Africa.

Website:: http://www.riotinto.com/
Phone:: +44 (0)20 7781 2000
Address:: 5 Aldermanbury Square, London EC2V 7HR.

Super Sector:: General Mining
Sector:: Mining
Industry:: General Mining
EPIC / Symbols:: LON:RIO, NYSE:RTP, ASX:RIO

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Rio Tinto RNS Press Releases

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24/05/12
Transaction in Own Shares
23/05/12
Rio Tinto confirms support for Ivanhoe Mines
21/05/12
Director/PDMR Shareholding
17/05/12
Transaction in Own Shares
11/05/12
Transaction in Own Shares
11/05/12
Director/PDMR Shareholding
10/05/12
Result of AGM
10/05/12
Transaction in Own Shares
09/05/12
Board and committee changes
09/05/12
Transaction in Own Shares

Rio Tinto Articles

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24/05/12

Mining sector enters deep value territory, says broker

The FTSE-listed mining sector should be a hotbed for value investors given the recent underperformance, according to broker Jefferies.
16/01/12

Major miners will be forced to "sweat for success", says Citigroup

The next decade will be all about sweating assets for the world’s major miners, according Citigroup, which this morning gave its long-term assessment of the industry.
02/01/12

China remains key for base metals and bulk commodities in 2012

Market observers believe 2012 will be a year for the large commodity and base miners rather than their small and medium-sized counterparts.
23/11/11

Rio Tinto “best positioned” to capture iron ore market share, says Investec

Investec rates both Rio and BHP Billiton as ‘buys’ but it has reduced its price targets for the two shares
14/10/11

Rio Tinto, Glencore and European Goldfields UBS's top picks in the mining sector

Rio Tinto, Glencore and European Goldfields are UBS’s top picks in the mining sector. In a note out today the Swiss bank said the outlook for commodities and mining had “turned more constructive”.
28/09/11

Opportunity to pick up quality copper miners as market for brown metal cracks, says Citi

Rio Tinto is Citi’s favourite copper play as the bank sees near-term uncertainty as an opportunity for investors to pick up quality copper miners
12/07/11

Rio Tinto’s iron ore exposure a hit with Citi analysts

Rio Tinto's heavy exposure to iron ore is proving a major attraction for Citi analysts who believe, in contrast to the market, that constraints in supply are looming for the commodity near term. Having already outperformed over the year to date, the broker believes the mining giant can continue to motor ahead.
23/04/11

Investor nerves prompt highest net selling in mining sector for five years

The FTSE is approaching levels not seen for two and a half years yet it seems investors are succumbing to the jitters. Nowhere is this nervousness more apparent than in the mining sector, it seems.
15/04/10

A fundamental shift in the iron ore market has begun

As Rio Tinto confirms it will be joining BHP Billiton and Vale in pursuing quarterly iron ore contract negotiation, the world’s three largest iron ore producers bring a fundamental shift in the industry away from the forty year old system of annual agreements, with ramifications of which are likely to be felt for decades to come.
19/03/10

Rio Tinto and Chinalco come back to the table

As many large industrial groups in China are still state backed organisations, there has been a concerted effort and a lot of cash directed at snapping up iron ore assets across the globe that the Chinese can export home.