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Rio Tinto wins legal battle against another leading aluminium powerhouse

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Update time : 2024-02-05 18:25:04
In a landmark decision, the Federal Court upheld Rio Tinto's discernment in navigating the complex web of international sanctions in 2022. The esteemed court, presided over by Justice Michael O'Bryan, dismissed claims made by subsidiaries of a Leading Russian Aluminium Producer, challenging Rio's refusal to continue collaboration.

In 2022, amidst the geopolitical upheaval following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Rio Tinto demonstrated sagacity by severing ties with the Russian aluminium producer's subsidiaries, holding a 20% stake in Queensland Alumina Limited (QAL). This strategic move encompassed halting the supply of bauxite and alumina to the Russian giant, ultimately invoking emergency step-in rights to prevent any economic benefit from flowing to the sanctioned entities.

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