Rio Tinto opposes bid to cut London listing

Rio Tinto opposes bid to cut London listing; 2024 profit hits five-year low
Rio Tinto does not support a push by some shareholders to consolidate the company's dual-exchange share listing in Sydney, its CEO told Reuters on Wednesday as the miner reported its smallest full year underlying earnings in five years.
Rio Tinto Rejects Call by Activist Investor to End Dual Listing
Rio Tinto Group has rebuked a call from activist investor Palliser Capital UK Ltd. to unify its dual listing into an Australian-domiciled holding company, saying tax costs would amount to billions and there was nothing to gain.
Rio Tinto opposes bid to cut London listing as earnings dip
Rio Tinto is not supporting a push by some shareholders to consolidate the company's dual-exchange share listing in Sydney, its CEO tells Reuters as the miner reports its smallest full year underlying earnings in five years.
Rio Tinto recommends London shareholders vote against dual-listing review
Rio Tinto , , the world's largest iron ore producer, on Thursday recommended its shareholders in London to vote against a resolution requesting a review of its dual-listed structure.
Rio Tinto opposes bid to cut London listing, 2024 profit hits five-year low
Rio Tinto does not support a push by some shareholders to consolidate the company’s dual-exchange share listing in Sydney, its CEO told Reuters on Wednesday as the miner reported its lowest full ...
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Rio Tinto hits out at proposal to drop London primary listing
(Alliance News) - Rio Tinto PLC called on shareholders to reject an annual general meeting motion that may have seen the miner call time on its London primary listing. In a meeting motion by ...
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Rio Tinto urges shareholders to reject proposal to drop London listing
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Rio Tinto has urged shareholders to reject an activist investor’s proposal to abandon its primary listing ...
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