Rio Tinto today announced it is to open a new office in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar, expanding its employee count by upwards of 80 people throughout 2018.
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Rio Tinto meets 2015 guidance
Rio Tinto is spruiking “solid fourth quarter results”, in a bid to reassure shareholders after the doom and gloom announcement of a company-wide pay freeze last week.
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Mongolia versus Rio Tinto continues over Oyu Tolgoi copper
The Mongolian government has urged Rio Tinto to speed up development at the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine.
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New head for Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi mine
Rio Tinto’s Mongolian copper and gold mine, Oyu Tolgoi has appointed a new president and chief executive.
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Chinese company eyeing Rio’s Inova Resources for $160m
Mining giant Rio Tinto's Mongolian subsidiary has consented to selling its 56 per cent stake in molybdenum and copper company Inova Resources.
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Rio’s Oyu Tolgoi hits another snag
Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi copper mine venture in Mongolia is in trouble again with the underground development facing further delays.
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China looks to Oyu Tolgoi for concentrate supply
A mine collapse in Indonesia has decreased regional oversupply of raw materials and Chinese copper smelters are looking to Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi mine for concentrates in the spot market.
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Australian taxpayers partly fund Rio’s Mongolian venture
Australian taxpayers will assist Rio Tinto fund its Oyu Tolgoi mine expansion project in Mongolia, after Australia’s export credit agency decided to continue lending to multinational companies.
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Rio’s Mongolian project in dispute as funding talks continue
Rio Tinto has advanced its funding talks for an expansion of its Mongolian Oyu Tolgoi mine that’s been estimated to cost $5.1 billion.
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Power supply deal turns on Rio’s lights at Oyu Tolgoi
Rio Tinto’s soon to be completed Oyu Tolgoi copper gold mine in Mongolia has secured its power supply with an unnamed Chinese power company, overcoming national rivalries to import power across the border.
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