Rio Tinto’s iron ore shipments slip, sees global economic resilience
For the calendar year, Rio Tinto shipped 328.6 million metric tons of iron ore from Pilbara, the lowest since 2022. It is under threat of Brazilian rival Vale potentially retaking its crown as the world’s biggest producer. Vale expects to produce 323-330 million tonnes for 2024.
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Trading giant Glencore and Rio Tinto are mulling a merger that could create the mining behemoth made up of two major ...
The last time Rio Tinto and Glencore were caught in merger talks, it was all about iron ore. Australia, and the Pilbara, were ...
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French company Sodexo’s expansion into Australian FIFO camps has racked up nearly $177 million in cumulative losses over the past nine years.
Rio Tinto produced less iron ore in 2024 due to weak demand from China but more copper, bauxite, and aluminum.
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