Financial Statement Of Rio Tinto

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Midwest Copper Mining’s (MCM) biggest problem they are facing is that of sustaining supportable profit growth, as the undercurrents of the copper mining industry are changing. In particular, they need to figure out how they are going to increase their capacity to meet demands globally. They also need to figure out how to do this without disrupting the current culture of the business. They have been very successful and have created process and procedures that have kept them sustainable over the years. With the changing of the copper industry, MCM needs to re-evaluate their business strategy, make changes as necessary, in order to continue to be a successful company that is both a cost-leader and a differentiator.

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The company’s total assets increased by about 2.5 million dollars in just one of year of operation. The Nature of Business footnote explains Pinnacle’s financial affiliations and what action the company took to make it to this point as a strong finance driven business. Nature of Business specifically deals with the direction the company goes for itself.

Rio tinto is a renowned mining company which has been in existence for over 140 years. The market share of Rio Tinto is 14.2 per cent and operates in over 40 countries around the world with the main headquarters situated in the United Kingdom. Production at Rio Tinto includes minerals such as iron ore, diamonds, copper, aluminium, energy and the list goes on (Finch, C 2014). The operations that are conducted at Rio Tinto tend to have an impact on the environment; therefore, it is necessary for Rio Tinto to disclose their sustainability procedures through a multi perspective strategic performance measurement system (SPMS). The multi perspective strategic performance measurement system (SPMS), as mentioned above, consists of a balance scorecard

Rio Tinto has implemented risk analysis and management process which has been categorized into classes, one through four, four needing immediate attention. The risk analysis and management must consider the accompanying five sorts of monetary outcomes capital expenditure, schedule, operating cost, production volumes, and revenue. It likewise incorporates the outcomes of health impacts, environmental impacts, community impacts, compliance impacts, and business reputation. (Center for Climate and Energy Solutions 85). However, in order for the race to the bottom to occur four prerequisites must be met: homogeneity of products, transaction costs, sunk costs and regulatory differentials. Homogeneity of products is depicted as goods and services that are same or comparable in nature. Since goods are homogenous, firms feel committed to vie for any relative point of interest that they can increase their opposition. The more homogeneous the product in any industry the further we would expect to see competition (Spar and Yoffie 155). Another factor is transaction costs, the more difficult and time consuming a relocation will be the less likely it will occur. The stickiness is the resistance of a cost to change, in spite of changes in the more extensive economy recommendation of an alternate cost

The employees are also exposed to build and maintain strong partnerships via value chain. This will aid the workforce to maximize value from assets and to explore new opportunity. This is listed down under the strategy focus of 4P’s (portfolio, performance, people and partners). (Performance with purpose, 2017). The appointment of two executives on the management team had boosted the performance of employees and partnership capabilities. This had been done under the leadership of Chief Executive J-S Jacques. Moreover, cost reduction and also improvisation on effectiveness done by Hugo Bague, Rio Tinto Executive Committee member so that company can increase the capacity on financial

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