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Rio Tinto Logistics Secures $995M Aluminum Contract, Boosting RI

Rio Tinto Logistics, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto PLC (RIO), secured a $995M contract for high-purity aluminum, spanning five years. RIO has a 4.99% dividend yield, a 62% payout ratio, and a GF Score of 76. The stock is deemed modestly overvalued, with a GF Value of $74.59 vs. $94.56 current price. Institutional interest is mixed, with some trimming and others adding positions.

Mongolia’s New Government Set Ambitious Goals. But Are They Realistic?

Mongolia's new government proposed a 41.3 trillion tugrik budget with a 2.3 trillion tugrik deficit, aiming to establish a sovereign wealth fund and secure energy from China. Parliament faces scrutiny amid political divisions. Rio Tinto amended the Oyu Tolgoi contract, increasing Mongolia's share to 13 trillion tugrik. BlackRock will advise on selling state-owned enterprise shares. Energy security and data center plans are also under discussion.

Unions at Chile’s Escondida mine reject bid to pause contract talks after worker’s death

Unions at Chile's Escondida copper mine, operated by BHP, rejected management's request to pause contract talks after a worker's death. The unions accused the company of using the tragedy to delay negotiations. Operations resumed partially after the accident. Unionized supervisors will vote on the company's latest contract offer, which could lead to a strike. BHP operates Escondida, with Rio Tinto and JECO holding stakes.

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Rio Tinto Logistics Secures $995M Aluminum Contract, Boosting RI

Rio Tinto Logistics, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto PLC (RIO), secured a $995M contract for high-purity aluminum, spanning five years. RIO has a 4.99% dividend yield, a 62% payout ratio, and a GF Score of 76. The stock is deemed modestly overvalued, with a GF Value of $74.59 vs. $94.56 current price. Institutional interest is mixed, with some trimming and others adding positions.

Mongolia’s New Government Set Ambitious Goals. But Are They Realistic?

Mongolia's new government proposed a 41.3 trillion tugrik budget with a 2.3 trillion tugrik deficit, aiming to establish a sovereign wealth fund and secure energy from China. Parliament faces scrutiny amid political divisions. Rio Tinto amended the Oyu Tolgoi contract, increasing Mongolia's share to 13 trillion tugrik. BlackRock will advise on selling state-owned enterprise shares. Energy security and data center plans are also under discussion.

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Unions at Chile’s Escondida mine reject bid to pause contract talks after worker’s death

Unions at Chile's Escondida copper mine, operated by BHP, rejected management's request to pause contract talks after a worker's death. The unions accused the company of using the tragedy to delay negotiations. Operations resumed partially after the accident. Unionized supervisors will vote on the company's latest contract offer, which could lead to a strike. BHP operates Escondida, with Rio Tinto and JECO holding stakes.

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Rio Tinto offloads final newcastlemax pair to Yasa

Rio Tinto completed the sale of its final two Newcastlemax ships, RTM Drake and RTM Tasman, to Turkey's Yasa Shipping. The sale price and terms were not disclosed. Yasa now owns five of the eight ships Rio Tinto sold, expanding its fleet to 43 dry bulk ships. Rio Tinto has been reducing its owned tonnage, relying more on chartered vessels, and plans to add two new methanol-ready Newcastlemaxes in 2028.

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Australian Market Trims Early Losses In Mid-market

The Australian market trimmed early losses on Thursday, with the S&P/ASX 200 down 0.74% to 8,700.30. Mining and financial stocks fell, while energy stocks rose. BHP, Rio Tinto, and ANZ Bank declined, while Origin Energy and Santos gained. Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.6% in August 2026, with employment increasing by 39,500.

Mining giant Rio Tinto plans to expand metals trading business

Rio Tinto plans to expand its metals trading business, including trading third-party metals and derivatives, to increase profitability. The company aims to leverage its infrastructure and optimize production placement, focusing on alumina and copper markets. Rio has centralized its commercial operations in Singapore and is in talks with Vitol Group for a logistics joint venture. The company declined to comment further on its plans.

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