Rio Tinto
RIO.ASXMaterials
Rio Tinto operates in 35 countries where 60,000 employees are working to find better ways to provide the materials the world needs. Our portfolio includes iron ore, copper, aluminium and other minerals and materials needed for the energy transition.
Market Data
$188.170
+0.0%$69.0B
21.9x
$8.488
3.17%
+0.3%
Latest Earnings
Rio Tinto 2025 full year results
19 February 2026
Rio Tinto delivered solid 2025 results with 8% higher copper equivalent production and 9% increase in underlying EBITDA to $25.4 billion, driven by Oyu Tolgoi ramp-up and record Pilbara performance since April. Despite strong operational performance, net earnings fell 14% to $10.0 billion due to higher taxes and finance costs from the Arcadium acquisition, while maintaining a 60% payout ratio with $6.5 billion dividend. Key points: 8% increase in copper equivalent production driven by Oyu Tolgoi underground ramp-up (+61% YoY); Record iron ore production from Pilbara operations since April despite Q1 cyclone impacts; Completed Arcadium acquisition adding lithium capabilities with 57kt LCE production
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Rio Tinto 2025 full year results presentation
Rio Tinto delivered solid 2025 results with 8% copper equivalent production growth and record production in copper and bauxite. Despite a 6% lower iron ore price, underlying EBITDA increased 9% to $25.4bn, driven by copper EBITDA surging 114% to a record $7.4bn. The company maintained its 10-year track record of paying dividends at the top end of policy, returning $6.5bn for 2025. Key points: Record annual production for copper and bauxite, with 8% copper equivalent production growth; Copper EBITDA surged 114% to record $7.4bn despite market challenges; $650m per annum productivity benefits secured with materially more to come
Rio Tinto 2025 full year results
Rio Tinto delivered solid 2025 results with 8% higher copper equivalent production and 9% increase in underlying EBITDA to $25.4 billion, driven by Oyu Tolgoi ramp-up and record Pilbara performance since April. Despite strong operational performance, net earnings fell 14% to $10.0 billion due to higher taxes and finance costs from the Arcadium acquisition, while maintaining a 60% payout ratio with $6.5 billion dividend. Key points: 8% increase in copper equivalent production driven by Oyu Tolgoi underground ramp-up (+61% YoY); Record iron ore production from Pilbara operations since April despite Q1 cyclone impacts; Completed Arcadium acquisition adding lithium capabilities with 57kt LCE production
Ceasing to be a substantial holder
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates ceased to be a substantial holder.
Earnings Release - 19 February 2026
Upcoming earnings release expected 19 February 2026 (from Yahoo Finance (estimated))
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