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Rio Tinto’s FY25 Profit Falls 14%, but Copper Projects and Sustainability Efforts Stand Out
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Rio Tinto’s FY25 Profit Falls 14%, but Copper Projects and Sustainability Efforts Stand Out
Rio Tinto delivered a mixed but resilient performance in the full-year 2025. While weaker iron ore prices weighed on profits, strong copper growth and disciplined cost control helped the mining giant keep earnings stable and maintain its dividend. The world’s largest iron ore producer reported underlying earnings of $10.87 billion for the year ended December 31, unchanged from 2024. However, net profit fell 14% to $9.97 billion, compared to $11.…
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