franking credit utilisation. They have no value overseas London holding.
Which is why RIO like BHP did, should consolidate to the ASX. It’ll be the second biggest company behind BHP. Perhaps slightly behind CBA right now but likely to fall. So index fund weighting will help share price. Additionally more value prescribed here due to franking credit utilisation. Bulk of the earnings are Australia anyway.
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