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Rio Tinto Invests $1.9B to Develop Queensland Bauxite Project
Rio Tinto will invest $1.9B to develop the Kangwinan bauxite project on Western Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, underpinning the long-term future of its Weipa Operations and continued supply to its international customers and its Australian alumina refineries. Kangwinan highlights Rio Tinto's continued commitment to mining in Australia and will sustain its position as one of the world's leading high-quality bauxite producers. This brownfield investment will leverage Rio Tinto's project execution capability and reflects continued application of the company's disciplined capital allocation framework. It will add 20 million tonnes of annual bauxite production capacity in Weipa, leveraging some existing infrastructure, with first output targeted in 2029 and full production expected by 2032. The project will replace production from the Andoom mine near Weipa as it reaches the end of its life this decade, while increasing Weipa Operations' annual capacity to about 44M tonnes, from current production of around 38M tonnes per year. It will also help compensate for the planned end of production at the Gove mine in the Northern Territory in 2029.
Affirms FY26 Copper Output Guidance of 800-870 Mt
Affirms FY26 copper output guidance of 800-870 Mt. Affirms FY26 alumina output guidance of 7.6-8.0 Mt.
Rio Tinto Reports Q3 Iron Ore Production of 89.7Mt
Reports Q3 global iron ore production 89.7Mt , up 2% y/y. Reports Q3 alumina production 2.1Mt, up 10% year-over-year. Rio Tinto Chief Executive Simon Trott said: "We are finishing the year with momentum, with significant opportunities to accelerate improvements in safety, productivity and reliability through implementation of our operating system. We remain on track for a $1.8 billion annualised productivity benefit run-rate by the end of 2026. Our major projects remain on schedule and budget, underwriting our growth profile to 2030. We made further significant steps in decarbonising our business in the third quarter, with our Pacific Aluminium smelter repowering arrangements now well progressed. Today, we announce that we have achieved more than $2 billion1 of capital release year-to-date, as we actively manage our portfolio with discipline to maximise long-term value, as part of the $5 to 10 billion capital release program."
Rio Tinto Reaches Agreement with Australian and Tasmanian Governments to Operate Bell Bay Aluminium Until 2031
The company states: "Rio Tinto, the Tasmanian Government and the Australian Government have reached agreement to secure the ongoing operation of Bell Bay Aluminium in northern Tasmania through to the end of 2031. Under the arrangements, Hydro Tasmania will continue supplying electricity to Bell Bay Aluminium until 31 December 2031, and the Australian and Tasmanian Governments will provide additional support to continue operations as Tasmania's energy system evolves. The additional support will help maintain Bell Bay Aluminium's international competitiveness and its ongoing contribution to the Tasmanian economy."
Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation and Rio Tinto Sign Interim Modernised Agreement
Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation and Rio Tinto have signed an Interim Modernised Agreement. "The interim agreement reflects a jointly designed co-management approach, underpinning how the two parties work together on Ngarlawangga Country within the agreement area, including earlier and ongoing engagement throughout the mine lifecycle. Using agreed processes, Ngarlawangga perspectives will shape decisions, giving all parties more certainty of how cultural heritage and Country will be managed and protected," the company said. The agreement also provides additional long-term financial support for the Ngarlawangga People to achieve their social, cultural and economic aspirations.
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