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Rio Tinto boosts 2025 Australian supplier spend to record A$19.7bn

Rio Tinto boosts 2025 Australian supplier spend to record A$19.7bn
27 March 20265 Mins read

Rio Tinto spent a record A$19.7-billion with more than 6 000 Australian suppliers in 2025.

This represents a A$2-billion increase on the previous year, supporting jobs and businesses across Australia.


About A$1.5-billion was spent with local suppliers in the regions where the company operates, supporting local jobs and local communities.

A record A$1.1-billion was spent with Indigenous businesses, including A$820-million with Traditional Owner businesses.


In addition, Rio Tinto paid A$9.5-billion in taxes and royalties in 2025 in Australia.

"Stronger local supply chains build stronger communities, and in turn, a stronger nation. We deeply value the commitment and dedication of our Australian suppliers," said Rio Tinto Iron Ore CE and Australia country head Matthew Holcz. 

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