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RIO Rio Tinto Plc

4,886.00
24.00 (0.49%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rio Tinto Plc LSE:RIO London Ordinary Share GB0007188757 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  24.00 0.49% 4,886.00 4,884.50 4,886.00 4,932.00 4,873.00 4,876.00 3,423,040 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 54.86B 10.06B 6.1815 7.90 79.49B
Rio Tinto Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RIO. The last closing price for Rio Tinto was 4,862p. Over the last year, Rio Tinto shares have traded in a share price range of 4,509.50p to 5,910.00p.

Rio Tinto currently has 1,627,108,312 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rio Tinto is £79.49 billion. Rio Tinto has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.90.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/6/2019
01:48
It really saddens me to see what Trump is doing, I'm not sure how he thinks, but IMO I don't think he will get the better of China, China are buying Gold for a valid reason and I'm convinced the US will suffer in the long term from Trumps actions.

Look at the Dow, 24815 it should be pushing 30,000, look at MSFT 123.68 it should be pushing 134 and all this is because of Trumps wild thinking!

The FTSE 100 has probably held up better than all other world markets this IMO is because the footsie should of been nearer to 9000 but it always comes up slower and people knock our MM's but I think they have done a brilliant job, the yield of the Ftse 100 is approx 5% maybe slightly lower but that's a good yield and it's going to be hard at present to take this index down.

turvart
01/6/2019
19:35
No doubt we can look forward to a plethora of Trumps tweets next week
adrian j boris
01/6/2019
17:30
08 08 2019 09:00:00
Dividend
Rio Tinto plc and Rio Tinto Limited ordinary shares and Rio Tinto plc ADRs quoted “ex-dividend” for the 2019 interim dividend

the grumpy old men
01/6/2019
16:13
I want to build my portfolio up to 2000 shares and then and only then will I start trading this stock instead of being an investor, I will hit the market with 666 trades and 666 will be my trade mark with Rio.
turvart
01/6/2019
16:08
Turvart
1 Jun '19 - 17:03 - 232 of 232
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Whatever you think of me I don't really care, you may think I'm crazy or insane but Rio will push 5600 within the date I agreed of which I think is the 25/5/2020.


THE MAIN QUESTION WOULD BE WHY

AND WHAT ARE THE MAIN FUNDEMENTALS TO BRING YOU TO SUCH A DATE

A SIMPLE SHORT LIST WOULD SUFFICE

ariane
01/6/2019
16:03
Whatever you think of me I don't really care, you may think I'm crazy or insane but Rio will push 5600 within the date I agreed of which I think is the 25/5/2020.
turvart
01/6/2019
15:42
Ariane,

I'm listening and taking it all in, I actually learn daily from posters like you and I confess everyone's input on this thread is noted within my mind, for some reason I started this thread and I have been honoured with very clever posters. For the record I have the IQ of 137, not quite Mensa but it puts me in the top 5% of the world and you posters are very clever and I see the trend!

turvart
01/6/2019
15:25
Turvart
1 Jun '19 - 16:08 - 229 of 229

i think your mention would come under the general caption of trade wars and commodity price thus economies and geopolitics which will be sorted out IF Trump wants a second term

the important is to fathom out in which time frame

Would it happen before May 2020 and how would it affect other commodity pricing

ariane
01/6/2019
15:08
Hey Waldron,
I wish to add to your previous post, that China are going to stop selling “Rare Earth elements “ to the US and this will in fact disrupt the world economy if Trump don’t peddle backwards of which I can’t call his thinking but he should peddle backwards if he knows what’s good for the US economy.

Also China is the largest holder of Gold and they are friends with Russia who is also accumulating gold so watch this space, if trump plays up too much he might have egg on his face and crash the American market.

turvart
01/6/2019
09:51
TED

would that really be a possibility

As you imply, the KIMS and pals need to be on board




KAZ Minerals PLC is a United Kingdom-based copper company. The Company operates in the natural resources industry through five segments: East Region, Bozymchak, Bozshakol, Aktogay and Mining Projects. The East Region, Bozshakol and Aktogay segments are engaged in mining and processing of copper and other metals in Kazakhstan. The Bozymchak segment is engaged in mining and processing of copper and gold in Kyrgyzstan. The Mining Projects segment is engaged in the development of metal deposits and processing facilities Kazakhstan. The East Region segment contains the entity Vostoktsvetmet LLC (VCM), whose principal activity is the mining and processing of copper and other metals, which are produced as by-products from four underground mines and three concentrators located in the eastern region of Kazakhstan.

the grumpy old men
01/6/2019
09:31
Perhaps they'll take a shot at KAZ - it'd have to be a an agreed bid though.
podgyted
01/6/2019
07:37
Strategic Conclusion

Eventually, iron ore prices will peak and return to a more normalized level; however, I see this tailwind to headwind scenario for Rio Tinto's Iron Ore segment being counterbalanced by higher copper prices and modest production growth in the coming years.

Still, having the primary growth asset in a poor jurisdiction like Mongolia could lead to disappointment. Moreover, the production ramp-up there has already been delayed by nine months as they found that once they actually got down to certain areas beneath the surface that the ground is somewhat different than anticipated. The 2018 Annual Report noted:

Overall, the underground lateral development has been proceeding well, with a total of 19.0km achieved at the end of January 2019 against our second annual reforecast target of 19.8km. With the structural, mechanical and electrical fit-out of shaft 2, it is now clear that the completion of this technically complex installation and commissioning work will be delayed by several months. Delayed completion of the shaft, which provides additional hoist capacity to accelerate lateral development, will further delay the date we reach sustainable production beyond the nine-month delay indicated in October 2018.

As announced at that time, difficult ground conditions encountered had slowed progress in some areas of the underground development. As the lateral development continues, we learn more about the rock mass around and under the orebody and have access to more detailed geotechnical data than was available from surface drilling. This data reveals there are areas of the mine footprint where the strength of the rock mass is more variable than anticipated in the feasibility study. This will require some potentially significant changes to the design of some future elements of the development, and the development schedule.

Detailed design work is under way, as is the work necessary to estimate the impact on cost and schedule from these changes and the delay in commissioning shaft 2.

Project delays and setbacks are common and this would not really concern me if I was a shareholder. What would concern me though is the Mongolian government.

The good news for Rio Tinto is that free cash flow from the Pilbara is pouring in for now which gives them options. What I think this all points to is that the company is likely to make a major acquisition in the near term. Otherwise, it seems that share repurchases are the only major earnings per share growth driver for the company over the next few years, absent significantly higher copper and aluminum prices.

From the bottom to the top of the cycle, Rio Tinto is generally good for 13% to 23% free cash flow margins. In the current metals price environment, they are running near the high end of this range which means they could pay a 6% dividend yield ($6 billion) and buyback $4 billion worth of shares each year after still investing $3.5 billion to $4 billion in expansion CAPEX.

Rio Tinto's leadership has been towing the line on disciplined growth and returning a lot of cash to shareholders, but the current trade-war driven malaise in the metals markets provides good cover to make an acquisition at a discount. That being said, Rio seems to focus a bit more on its own exploration efforts and looks like they may have recently found a major new copper deposit in Australia. The Board may simply choose to be patient with its own development projects while continuing to return significant amounts of cash to shareholders. However, Rio's largest shareholder - China's state-owned aluminum producer (Chinalco) has apparently been against share repurchases in the past as reported here.

Given Rio Tinto's long-term growth outlook and the fact that iron ore is the key profit driver right now and the price could soon peak. I see a 12-month forward-looking free cash flow multiple of 11 as fair value. The stock is trading at about a 10% discount to this.

An alternative outcome is that iron ore prices could run higher and hotter and for longer than the market is expecting. Rio Tinto is not priced for this outcome and it would certainly be a boon for shareholders. This scenario would make the potential for a significant acquisition even more likely.

the grumpy old men
01/6/2019
07:36
Look forward to the updates and meat on the bone walders
the grumpy old men
31/5/2019
17:28
Hey Waldron,
I love your sense of humour mate!, this will be going to 5600 sooner rather than later, it pushed a new high on Tuesday and Rio will keep pushing new highs, I’ve always said this stock has great legs, it pushed with legs the wrong way today, so it’s got great legs! That tells me everything in trading like I already knew, people love to trade Rio and yes it’s going to be a brilliant ride up, fasten your seatbelts because this is going to 5600 sooner rather than later. Enjoy!

turvart
31/5/2019
16:20
Iron Ore 98.76USD 0.04(0.04%)


Gold COMEX 1,317.70 +1.04%
Silver COMEX 14.58 +0.58%
Copper COMEX 2.65 -0.19%
Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 63.44 -2.89%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.80 -2.89%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.48 -2.55%
(WTI) 55.05 USD -1.70%



Rio Tinto
4,536.5 -2.34%


Anglo American
1,895 -2.02%


Glencore
254.65 -2.06%

(BHP) 1785.4 GBp -1.36%



So we end the week snug in the 4400 to 4600p BOX with a share price of 4536.50p

waldron
31/5/2019
07:45
Yeah I was chuffed but TW. got some great fundamentals from an investment point of view IMO so I was a bit sad I didn’t add to my portfolio, just wish I could sell this car lol.

My holding of Rio is slowly growing 👍

turvart
31/5/2019
07:33
(RIO)
Add to my list
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Real-time Quote. Real-time CHI-X - 05/31 08:31:14 am
4542.25 GBp -2.21%



Turvart
31 May '19 - 08:25 - 218 of 218
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I’ve just added got 4555, my average is probably somewhere around 4568, so feeling good, I’m not worried about the downside, I was going to buy TW. today, but couldn’t resist buying more Rio.



chuckle

I BET THAT CHUFFED YOU

enjoy your day and weekend

waldron
31/5/2019
07:25
I’ve just added got 4555, my average is probably somewhere around 4568, so feeling good, I’m not worried about the downside, I was going to buy TW. today, but couldn’t resist buying more Rio.
turvart
31/5/2019
06:42
cheers ted

thanks and same to you

bright and sunny here this morning

exoected to be getting warmer and lare 4 days or so

take care

waldron
31/5/2019
05:48
Iron ore moves lower but still above $100 - dampened speculation. Rio down 0.6% in Oz.



Good weekend all.

podgyted
30/5/2019
16:02
Iron Ore 98.72 USD 0.13(0.13%)

Gold COMEX 1,286.30 +0.41%
Silver COMEX 14.50 +0.62%
Copper COMEX 2.65 -0.41%
Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 66.24 -2.40%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.87 -2.46%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.54 -3.28%
(WTI) 57.89 USD -1.91%


Rio Tinto
4,645 +0.00%


Anglo American
1,934 +1.41%


Glencore
260 +0.58%


(BHP) 1810 GBp +0.56%

waldron
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