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Update - Dividend/Distribution - RIO
Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate, Dividend Reinvestment Plan
- Sep 30, 2024
- 6 pages
This Month
Morgan Stanley’s research franks itself
The global banking giant’s equity strategists want to start a “conversation” about excess franking credits. If it can decide who has them.
- Mark Di Stefano
Rio Tinto, REA, JB Hi-Fi sitting on franking credit war chest
Morgan Stanley has identified the companies with the highest level of franking credits on their balance sheets. Releasing them is not so easy.
- Joanne Tran
September
Fortescue puts words in Rio’s mouth
If any Rio Tinto shareholders think their usually understated chief is sounding a lot like Andrew Forrest, well, they’d be right.
- Updated
- Myriam Robin
Markets cheer China stimulus, but pundits warn it’s no ‘bazooka’
Iron ore futures surged 6 per cent, triggering a rally in ASX mining stocks, but China’s latest support package may not have a lasting impact on commodity prices.
- Alex Gluyas
Three ways the ASX has changed and what investors can do next
Finding yield, good value and diversification on the ASX is getting harder. We asked experts what investors can do to overcome the challenges.
- Michelle Bowes
Why Rio Tinto has bought 3000 hectares of grazing land
The mining company will plant 750,000 pongamia trees on the property near Townsville as it attempts to create a renewable replacement for diesel.
- Peter Ker
- Opinion
- Tax reform
Gina Rinehart continues her father’s tax crusade
After years railing against the burden of government regulations, the iron ore billionaire is winning support for another key policy passion – lower taxes for northern Australians.
- Tony Boyd
US Supreme Court may consider appeal against Rio-BHP copper mine
Rio Tinto’s handling of the Juukan Gorge affair has been cited by Native Americans and other groups opposed to the development of a copper deposit in Arizona.
- Matthew Cranston
Greatland Gold bound for ASX after Telfer deal
The top end of the ASX gold sector could get a shake up with the new owner of the Telfer mine, Greatland Gold, hoping to list within six months.
- Peter Ker
Mining, infra water services provider Vysarn raising to fund M&A
Vysarn would pay $24 million cash and 10 million of its own shares upfront, with another 30 million shares due down the line if CMP hits EBITDA-related targets.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
- Opinion
- Mining
Why Australia’s miners are so alarmed by Albanese
The powerhouse industry is aghast at the government’s policies on industrial relations and environmental changes and has broken diplomatic cover to say so.
- Jennifer Hewett
Uranium mine shareholders try to delay Rio Tinto capital raise
The Takeovers Panel confirmed two of the uranium miner’s shareholders are trying to delay an $880 million capital raise backed by major shareholder, Rio Tinto.
- Elouise Fowler
- Opinion
- Investing
How Australia’s ‘magnificent 10’ contributed to returns over 20 years
How costly was failing to pick the ASX’s 10 top performers over the past two decades? Vanguard did the sums
- Carole Okigbo
Out of thin air: Solving the energy storage dilemma
Two first-of-a-kind technologies in Australia are firming up as options to crack the tough nut of energy storage that lasts much longer than batteries.
- Angela Macdonald-Smith
- Opinion
- Class action
Class action skewers Rio Tinto’s Bougainville redemption
A secretive company is disrupting efforts to finally make amends for the environmental devastation caused by its copper mine in Bougainville some 30 years ago.
- Tony Boyd
August
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
What I learnt from 30 CEOs in 30 days
The profit season has delivered a confusing picture of an economy stuck between cycles. Here are 30 nuggets to help investors navigate this tricky environment.
- Updated
- James Thomson
Qantas, BHP warn on wage rises as IR tensions flare
Qantas has hinted at job cuts or fare increases to cover an enforced $60 million wage hike. BHP has reacted after being accused of peddling “hysteria”.
- Updated
- Phillip Coorey and Tom Rabe
Rio Tinto poised to take control of uranium project clean-up
Rio Tinto is attempting to end decades of disputes with minority investors, traditional owners and governments over the project in the Northern Territory.
- Elouise Fowler
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Rio Tinto takes bazooka to uranium fight
Rio Tinto used its price setting power to blow minority shareholders out of the water.
- Anthony Macdonald
ERA faces shareholder backlash as it flags $210m capital raise
The Rio Tinto controlled company needs to raise money to rehabilitate the Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory. Some investors are not happy.
- Peter Ker