JP Morgan maintains an “overweight” rating and a £75 price target for Rio Tinto, believing the company can create more value independently rather than through a merger with Glencore. The bank highlights Rio Tinto’s copper expansion plans, expecting significant production increases by 2035, and prefers its clear growth strategy over Glencore’s deal-making approach. The article also touches on other ESG news, including post-Brexit declines in British farm product sales to the EU, Brazil’s Inpasa increasing DDGS exports to China, and Agrotools developing an environmental services payment platform for Brazilian farmers.
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JP Morgan Remains Bullish on Rio Tinto’s Failed Merger
JP Morgan maintains an “overweight” rating and a £75 price target for Rio Tinto, believing the company can create more value independently rather than through a merger with Glencore. The bank highlights Rio Tinto’s copper expansion plans, expecting significant production increases by 2035, and prefers its clear growth strategy over Glencore’s deal-making approach. The article also touches on other ESG news, including post-Brexit declines in British farm product sales to the EU, Brazil’s Inpasa increasing DDGS exports to China, and Agrotools developing an environmental services payment platform for Brazilian farmers.