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flag Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest person, invested nearly $1.2 billion in U.S. tech and critical minerals, shifting from mining to AI, rare earths, and political-aligned stocks.

flag Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest person, has significantly boosted her U.S. tech investments, pouring nearly $1.2 billion into AI-focused companies like Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet via a Nasdaq 100 ETF and direct stock purchases, while avoiding Apple and Netflix. flag Her portfolio also includes major stakes in rare earths firm MP Materials, benefiting from a U.S. defense-backed pricing agreement, and growing positions in Trump Media & Technology Group, Fox Corporation, and Tesla, though Trump Media’s stock has declined. flag She has exited lithium companies. flag The shift marks a strategic pivot from her family’s mining legacy toward tech and critical minerals, reflecting broader global trends and political alignments, despite recent market volatility raising concerns over tech stock valuations.

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