Odey AM urges Rio Tinto to act 'immediately' following Turquoise Hill governance failure

CEO exit gives Rio an 'opportunity to act'

Lauren Mason
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Odey Asset Management has demanded that mining giant Rio Tinto, which it holds shares in and is chief financial officer for, addresses governance issues surrounding its majority subsidiary Turquoise Hill, and its 66% stake in Mongolian polymetallic mine Oyu Tolgoi.

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