As dual listings fall out of favour, Rio Tinto set to hold the line
Global miner has no plans to follow in the footsteps of peers BHP and Shell to collapse its dual listing, according to people familiar with its thinking.
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Chile elections may impact a third of the world’s copper supply
Leftist Gabriel Boric favours a more active role for the state and higher royalties, while extreme-right José Antonio Kast wants more private investment in state-owned Codelco and changes to mining property law.
Chinese firms to use INE copper prices more in international trade
Shanghai international copper futures launched one year ago.
Education spotlight: Understanding the mining industry
‘What is Mining’ answers questions on how the industry operates and how to lay solid foundations for mining projects and see them through to successful completion.
