| Price | 4,267.00on 18-03-2019 at 16:30:00 |
|---|---|
| Change | 116.00 2.79% |
| Buy | 4,256.50 |
| Sell | 4,254.50 |
| Buy / Sell RIO Shares | |
| Last Trade: | Sell 865 at 4,241.686p |
| Day's Volume: | 3,282,915 |
| Last Close: | 4,151.00p |
| Open: | 4,234.00p |
| ISIN: | GB0007188757 |
| Day's Range | 4,209.00p - 4,278.50p |
| 52wk Range: | 3,460.50p - 4,541.00p |
| Market Capitalisation: | £72,499m |
| VWAP: | 0.00p |
| Shares in Issue: | 1,699m |
Sector: Mining
Listed in: FTSE 100, FTSE All-Share, FTSE 350, FTSE 350 High Yield
Recent Trades History Rio Tinto (RIO) |
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| Buy/Sell | Volume | Trade Prc | Trade Type | Trade Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sell* | 865 | 4,241.686 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 18:45:02 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 107,576 | 4,267.00 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 17:14:03 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 3,601 | 4,267.00 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 17:12:40 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 1,596 | 4,267.00 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 18:01:34 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 4,408 | 4,267.00 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 18:01:51 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 2,536 | 4,267.00 | Ordinary Delayed publication | 17:29:43 - 18-Mar-19 |
| Buy* | 2,536 | 4,267.00 | 17:29:43 - 18-Mar-19 | |
| Buy* | 3,017 | 4,257.808 | 18:28:12 - 18-Mar-19 | |
| Sell* | 9,478 | 4,247.252 | 17:39:45 - 18-Mar-19 | |
| Sell* | 3,632 | 4,230.849 | 17:32:28 - 18-Mar-19 | |
Share Price History for Rio Tinto |
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| Date | Open | High | Low | Close | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18th Mar 2019 (Mon) | 4,234.00 | 4,278.50 | 4,209.00 | 4,151.00 | 3,282,915 |
| 15th Mar 2019 (Fri) | 4,183.00 | 4,205.00 | 4,151.00 | 4,169.00 | 5,597,207 |
| 14th Mar 2019 (Thu) | 4,172.00 | 4,191.50 | 4,136.50 | 4,182.50 | 2,884,484 |
| 13th Mar 2019 (Wed) | 4,143.00 | 4,199.00 | 4,139.50 | 4,170.00 | 3,432,575 |
| 12th Mar 2019 (Tue) | 4,169.00 | 4,188.50 | 4,128.50 | 4,150.50 | 3,717,634 |
| 11th Mar 2019 (Mon) | 4,143.00 | 4,183.50 | 4,120.00 | 4,120.00 | 2,109,310 |
| 8th Mar 2019 (Fri) | 4,100.00 | 4,121.00 | 4,059.50 | 4,144.50 | 5,098,075 |
| 7th Mar 2019 (Thu) | 4,161.00 | 4,175.00 | 4,107.50 | 4,478.00 | 4,607,894 |
| 6th Mar 2019 (Wed) | 4,436.00 | 4,480.00 | 4,434.50 | 4,441.50 | 5,229,250 |
| 5th Mar 2019 (Tue) | 4,410.00 | 4,450.50 | 4,390.00 | 4,395.50 | 2,557,280 |
| 4th Mar 2019 (Mon) | 4,405.00 | 4,438.00 | 4,384.50 | 4,356.00 | 2,506,405 |
| 1st Mar 2019 (Fri) | 4,365.00 | 4,387.50 | 4,350.50 | 4,336.00 | 2,788,483 |
| 28th Feb 2019 (Thu) | 4,380.00 | 4,380.00 | 4,306.00 | 4,425.00 | 5,637,582 |
| 27th Feb 2019 (Wed) | 4,450.00 | 4,479.50 | 4,386.00 | 4,386.00 | 4,387,497 |
| 26th Feb 2019 (Tue) | 4,394.00 | 4,411.00 | 4,345.00 | 4,425.00 | 3,512,733 |
| 25th Feb 2019 (Mon) | 4,480.00 | 4,489.00 | 4,390.00 | 4,465.00 | 3,598,338 |
| 22nd Feb 2019 (Fri) | 4,423.50 | 4,478.00 | 4,423.50 | 4,392.00 | 3,478,350 |
| 21st Feb 2019 (Thu) | 4,420.00 | 4,452.50 | 4,354.50 | 4,449.00 | 2,954,392 |
| 20th Feb 2019 (Wed) | 4,440.00 | 4,465.00 | 4,366.50 | 4,404.00 | 3,654,399 |
| 19th Feb 2019 (Tue) | 4,355.50 | 4,411.50 | 4,343.00 | 4,367.50 | 2,963,898 |
RIO – a multinational mineral company that mines and processes the earth's resources to make a difference to life in all its diversity. An acknowledged world leader in developing industrial minerals, this mining giant is the world's third largest coal mining company, supplying almost half the world's demand of refined borates that are used in a multiple of products including glass, ceramics, fertilizers and fibreglass, and is the world's largest salt exporter contributing to the manufacture of automotive and electronic products in addition to the food and health care sectors. It also supplies 25% of the world's talc consumption as utilised in agricultural and pharmaceutical products and in the performance of paper, paints and plastics.
Principally of Anglo-Australian origins, RIO was originally founded in 1962 when the Rio Tinto Zinc Corporation (RTZ) was created through a merger between UK owned Rio Tinto Company and The Consolidated Zinc Corporation (CRA). In 1995 RTZ Plc merged with CRA Limited to become a dual listed company. In 1997 it changed its name to Rio Tinto Plc.
It has continued to strengthen its impressive mineral resource base and acquired Canadian aluminium producer Alcan Inc in 2007 and the Peabody Group of coal businesses in Australia in 2008.
Despite the recent fall in share price of European stock, the newly appointed chairman, Jim Leng, faces the challenge of the present economic climate with confidence. Whilst all that glitters is not gold this global and environmentally conscious company, with its commitment to sustainable development that aims to minimise any adverse effects of RIO's activities within the local community whilst improving overall performance, continues to develop its stronghold in the world of minerals.
News - Thursday, November 16, 2017
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News - Wednesday, September 13, 2017
The Sterling slipped from a one year high towards the end of Wednesday’s trading session, and the slip helped to prevent the FTSE 100 from facing significant losses - although the UK’s leading index still ended the day down by just under 0.3 percent, it had fallen much more than that during early trade....
