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Direct subsidy lowers operating costs for Tomago, improving margins and cash flow visibility; reduces risk of early closure, supporting valuation of Rio's Australian assets; macro policy risk remains.
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Australia unveiled a A$2.5 billion subsidy to keep Rio Tinto's Tomago aluminium smelter running beyond 2028 by securing cheaper, more reliable electricity. The policy lowers long-term energy costs and reduces operating risk for a core Australian asset, potentially improving Rio's EBITDA and capex flexibility. The move signals government support for regional supply chains and Rio's Australian footprint.
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