Latest Rio Tinto News

Deep Yellow Ltd announces the departure of long-serving CEO John Borshoff, with CFO Craig Barnes stepping in as interim leader while a global search for a successor continues.

XRF Scientific has reported a robust September quarter with a 16% increase in revenue, driven by strong international sales and new product launches. The company is poised for further expansion with ongoing innovation and strategic focus on global markets.

ABx Group’s ALCORE subsidiary is advancing its pilot plant infrastructure at Bell Bay, Tasmania, with major equipment designs completed and delivery slated for early 2026.

Legacy Minerals retains 100% ownership of the Bauloora Gold-Silver Project after Newmont's withdrawal and secures the high-grade Mt Terrible Gold-Copper Project in NSW, positioning itself strongly amid record precious metals prices.

Odessa Minerals appoints Tim Goldsmith, former Rincon CEO, as Non-Executive Chairman and raises $1.15 million to fuel exploration and acquisitions.

Middle Island Resources has initiated its first reverse circulation drilling campaign at the Bobija Project in western Serbia, aiming to unlock polymetallic gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc mineralisation beneath a historic open pit mine. This drilling marks a key step in advancing the company’s strategic acquisition of Konstantin Resources and its foothold in a prolific mineral province.

Rio Tinto reported robust third quarter 2025 production results, highlighted by record outputs in bauxite and copper, and an upgraded bauxite production forecast. Key projects like Simandou and Oyu Tolgoi continue to progress on schedule, underpinning the company’s growth trajectory.

Canterbury Resources is on the cusp of completing a pivotal scoping study for its Briggs Copper Project, while deep drilling advances to unlock higher-grade mineralisation. The company also moves forward with new exploration initiatives and a share purchase plan to bolster funding.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $47.1 million cash outflow from operations and a $75.4 million investment spend in the September quarter, reducing cash reserves to $108.3 million.

Energy Resources of Australia updates on ongoing legal battles over Jabiluka lease and compulsory acquisition, while Ranger rehabilitation faces delays and potential cost overruns.

Legacy Minerals has partnered with Rio Tinto in a farm-in deal that could see up to $25 million invested in exploring the vast Thomson Project in NSW for intrusion-related copper and gold deposits.

Legacy Minerals has confirmed significant high-grade gold and silver mineralisation at its Mascotte prospect and commenced diamond drilling at the Battery prospect within the Mt Carrington Project in NSW.