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Rio Tinto turns to Chinalco

Posted on February 2, 2009 3:45 PM
Rio Tinto plc, the world's No. 3 mining company, is in talks to sell securities and stakes in certain operations to its biggest shareholder, Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd., to help cut almost $40 billion of debt.

Rio Tinto of Melbourne, Australia, and London has turned to Aluminum Corp., known as Chinalco, after plans to sell about $15 billion of assets faltered amidst a sharp downturn in mining sector fortunes. Rio Tinto had originally hoped to sell about $10 billion of operations by the end of 2008 but has so far raised just $4.6 billion.

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