Underlying earnings totaled $10.87 billion, down 7.6% year over year. Analysts expected underlying earnings of $11 billion

By Clara Denina, Melanie Burton and Himanshi Akhand LONDON/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rio Tinto does not support a push by some shareholders to consolidate the company's dual-exchange share listing in Sydney,

Rio Tinto’s earnings fell last year due to weaker iron ore prices and inflationary pressures, the Anglo-Australian mining group said on Wednesday. The London-listed group, which is a leading iron ore and aluminium producer,

Rio Tinto Ltd (ASX:RIO) has today declared that, despite a weaker iron ore price, its financials for the year ended December 31 were strong. The heavyweight mining company has reported an underlying profit after tax of US$10.

Rio Tinto reported its smallest full-year underlying earnings in five years on Wednesday that also came in below expectations, as lower prices for iron ore outweighed growth in its copper and aluminium businesses.