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Even though copper prices have suffered due to concerns about the state of the global economy, the future looks better, owing to a global copper shortfall and a scarcity in large-scale copper assets. Rio Tinto (RIO) expects copper demand to double over t
Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange early on Wednesday: BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto together will spend $US4 billion ($A3.75 billion) to increase production at the Escondida copper mine in Chile. BOL – BOOM LOGISTICS – down two cents at 26.5
Rio Tinto's energy Chief Executive Doug Ritchie speaks at an annual African mining conference in Cape Town February 7, 2012. View Photo »
The JV's initial priority will be exploring for copper, with plans to expand into coal and potash in the future
PLANS to build a £100m, state-of-the-art factory in a former pit town will help replace jobs to be lost with the looming closure of a nearby industrial giant, it is claimed. The “world leading” manufacturing plant proposed by international paint company
MEDIA RELEASE BY THE BRUNO MANSER FUND, BASEL / SWITZERLAND 17th February 2012 – for immediate release Sarawak Chief Minister accused of abusing Bakun dam excess power for family deal with Rio Tinto Alcan Rio Tinto Alcan involved in negotiating a huge co
Tom Albanese, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto, of Britain, attends a session at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, January 25, 2012. View Photo »
While we have strong demand we will be ploughing ahead with developing our 11 to 12 billion tonne resource and it shouldn't (be a) surprise to anyone that we are going to be as formidable as a BHP Billiton or Rio Tinto with iron ore ... We won't have the copper and other minerals they have, but when we ...
Rio Tinto is a multinational mining and resources group founded originally in 1873. It is the third-largest coal mining company in the world as of fall 2008. Full Article
Tom Albanese, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto, of Britain, attends a session at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, January 25, 2012.
View Photo »Rio Tinto CEO Tom Albanese addresses the Commonwealth Business Forum in Perth, Australia, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011.
View Photo »Rio Tinto CEO Tom Albanese attends the Commonwealth Business Forum in Perth on October 26, 2011 ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting (CHOGM) this week. The CHOGM talks, to be opened by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on October 28, will debate whether the body should...
View Photo »Rio Tinto Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese addresses the forum "Africa: Reshaping Partnerships for Sustainable Growth" at a pre-summit business forum ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (CHOGM) in Perth October 26, 2011. CHOGM will be opened by Britain's Queen...
View Photo »Tom Albanese, Chief Executive of Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto, poses for pictures during a photocall in central London, on August 4, 2011. Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto on Thursday reported record underlying first-half earnings of US$7.8 billion, a 35 percent...
View Photo »The CEO of Rio Tinto Tom Albanese poses for photographs at the company's offices in the City of London, Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011. Mining giant Rio Tinto's six-month profit has jumped 30 percent to a record $7.6 billion. The Anglo-Australian company said in a statement Thursday that...
View Photo »Rio Tinto Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese poses for a photograph in London August 4, 2011. Global miner Rio Tinto reported a 35 percent jump in first-half profit on Thursday, below market expectations, but it sweetened the result with a $2 billion expansion to its existing $5...
View Photo »A tipper truck climbs out of the Rio Tinto iron ore mine at Tom Price, about 1,300 km (800 miles) north of Perth, in this May 28, 2008 file photo. Global miner Rio Tinto reported a 35 percent jump in first-half profit on August 4, 2011, below market expectations, but it sweetened the...
View Photo »A train loaded with iron ore travels towards the Rio Tinto Parker Point iron ore facility, as an empty train leaves, in Dampier at the Pilbarra region in western Australia in this April 20, 2011 file photo. Global miner Rio Tinto on July 14, 2011 posted a 12 percent rise in...
View Photo »A woman works at the Rio Tinto Operations Centre in Perth Western Australia in this September 24, 2009. file photo. Some Australian mine workers may soon find themselves trading in their steel-toed boots for a headset and computer mouse, as mining companies automate to help plug labour...
View Photo »A train loaded with iron ore travels towards the Rio Tinto Parker Point iron ore facility in Dampier in the Pilbara region of Western Australia April 20, 2011. Australia, with a population of 21.8 million, does not have the workforce to exploit its enormous natural bounty. The mining...
View Photo »Vehicles transporting workers leave the Rio Tinto Parker Point iron ore facility in Dampier in the Pilbarra region of Western Australia April 18, 2011. The country's remote boom towns are experiencing acute labour shortages where a mine supervisor can earn in excess of $200,000. The...
View Photo »A boat navigates past the Rio Tinto Parker point Iron ore facility in Dampier at the Pilbarra region in Western Australia in this April 20, 2011 file photo. Australia's government plans to release draft legislation of its long-awaited and controversial mining tax later on Friday, the...
View Photo »Real Salt Lake plays the Seattle Sounders at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah, on Saturday, May 28, 2011. Seattle Sounders celebrate after they scored a goal against Real Salt Lake during the second half of an MLS soccer match in Salt Lake City, on Saturday, May 28, 2011.
View Photo »Rwanda's President Paul Kagame sits with Rio Tinto CEO Tom Albanese (C) and Paladin CEO John Borshoff (R) at the Commonwealth Business Forum in Perth on October 26, 2011 ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting (CHOGM) this week. The CHOGM talks, to be opened by Britain's...
View Photo »Rwanda's President Paul Kagame (R) shakes hands with Rio Tinto Chief Executive Tom Albanese during the forum "Africa: Reshaping Partnerships for Sustainable Growth" at a pre-summit business forum ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (CHOGM) in Perth October 26, 2011. ...
View Photo »A combination photo shows, (clockwise, from L-R) a worker counting ingots of tin at a PT Timah smelter in Mentok, Indonesia February 22, 2007; locals of the Qiang ethnic minority picking tea leaves at a tea plantation in Yaan, Sichuan Province April 11, 2010; a tipper truck parked...
View Photo »Jan du Plessis, Chairman of Rio Tinto, talks as CEO Tom Albanese listens during Rio Tinto Annual General Meeting in Perth May 5, 2011. Rio Tinto, the world's third-largest miner, expects global markets to remain fragile in the near term and sees itself in a strong position to weather...
View Photo »Tom Albanese, Chef Executive officer of Rio Tinto, attends the Annual General Meeting in Perth May 5, 2011. Rio Tinto, the world's third-largest miner, expects global markets to remain fragile in the near term and sees itself in a strong position to weather any turbulence, its chairman...
View Photo »Jan du Plessis (2nd L), Chairman of Rio Tinto, stands up at the main table during Rio Tinto Annual General Meeting in Perth May 5, 2011. Rio Tinto, the world's third-largest miner, expects global markets to remain fragile in the near term and sees itself in a strong position to weather...
View Photo »Jan du Plessis, Chairman of Rio Tinto, talks during Rio Tinto Annual General Meeting in Perth May 5, 2011. Rio Tinto, the world's third-largest miner, expects global markets to remain fragile in the near term and sees itself in a strong position to weather any turbulence, its chairman...
View Photo »The share price indicator for mining giant Rio Tinto is seen in red at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) board in central Sydney in this May 3, 2010 file photo. The ASX experience has left SGX poorer and perhaps wiser. The Singapore exchange last week reported a lower-than-expected...
View Photo »A demonstrator bursts balloons outside the Rio Tinto annual general meeting at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London April 14, 2011. Protesters are blaming the mining corporation for high levels of pollution in the U.S. state of Utah.
View Photo »A demonstrator protests outside the Rio Tinto annual general meeting, blaming the mining corporation for high levels of pollution in Utah, at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London April 14, 2011.
View Photo »SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 14: Rio Tinto Managing Director David Peever speaks to the media during an Australian Olympic Committee sponsorship announcement at Sydney University on April 14, 2011 in Sydney, Australia.
View Photo »Tom Albanese, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto, of Britain, attends a session at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, January 25, 2012.
View Photo »The JV's initial priority will be exploring for copper, with plans to expand into coal and potash in the future
While we have strong demand we will be ploughing ahead with developing our 11 to 12 billion tonne resource and it shouldn't (be a) surprise to anyone that we are going to be as formidable as a BHP Billiton or Rio Tinto with iron ore ... We won't have the copper and other minerals they have, but when we ...
At $3.3-billion, the rebuilt Kitimat is very capital-intensive ... It will be difficult for Rio Tinto Alcan to get a return on this investment unless metal prices stay high for a long period a time.
The Vaudreuil facility is the first Rio Tinto Alcan plant to receive this certification for actions leading to the source reduction, reuse, recycling, and re-appropriation of waste
This is a significant step for Chinalco and Rio Tinto’s co-operation, and establishing CRTX is a major move by Chinalco to implement its strategic transformation. It will also use world-class mining resources to mutually develop and enhance China’s domestic resources supply capabilities.
Getting the green light for CRTX to start operations is a major milestone in the expanding partnership between Rio Tinto and Chinalco. It will be able to drawn on the two parties’ strengths to achieve our common goal.
What assurances can the Right Honourable Gentleman give to the workforce at Rio Tinto Alcan that the package of measures which have been promised, and promised and promised again with regard to energy-intensive industries will be sufficient enough to keep the plant in operation and maintain the jobs, pl...
I’d be most surprised if a company like Rio Tinto, Anglo American or BHP Billiton went into such a risky area, and there are plenty of other places for the juniors to operate
It will be purpose-built for the repairs and fabrication of heavy mining equipment, which will service such companies as BMA, Xstrata, Rio Tinto and Anglo
