Dona Ferentes
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from AFR 03 Aug 2019I'm unable to clarify that.
When I've looked the percent number appeared to me to be an overall % but I'll give some thought as to how I'd go about that. A very interesting pointyou nice fella,and thanks for bringing it up @Dona Ferentes
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The Aluminium Corporation of China, better known as Chinalco, is prevented from owning more than 14.99 per cent of Rio’s London stock under a foreign investment ruling struck in 2008 by Australia’s then treasurer Wayne Swan.
.That ruling was not a problem when Chinalco’s stake stood at 12 per cent, but Rio’s regular share buyback programs have consolidated its share register to the point that Chinalco’s stake now accounts for 14.51 per cent of shares on issue, according to Bloomberg data.
Chinalco in talks with government over Rio Tinto stake
Rio Tinto says Australian government limits on Chinalco's shareholding are not the reason it paid a special dividend rather than announce a fresh share buyback.