Rio Tinto reported revenue of $53.66 billion for FY 2024, slightly down 1% from the previous year. Net income increased by 15% to $11.55 billion, while adjusted EPS declined 8% to 669.5 cents. Operating income reached $15.65 billion, and free cash flow stood at $5.55 billion. The company maintained its strong balance sheet, with net debt rising to $5.49 billion.
Revenue declined 1% to $53.66 billion due to lower iron ore prices.
Net income rose 15% to $11.55 billion, driven by operational efficiency.
Free cash flow decreased by 27% to $5.55 billion due to higher capital investments.
Iron ore, copper, and aluminium production remained stable, with a focus on future expansion projects.
Rio Tinto expects capital investments of approximately $11 billion in 2025, with continued focus on growth projects, including copper and lithium expansion. Iron ore shipments are expected to range between 323 and 338 million tonnes. The company foresees stable aluminium and bauxite production but remains cautious about potential weather-related disruptions.
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