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BHP Billiton is a global leader in the resources industry. Formed from a merger between BHP and Billiton, the company is a leader in the extraction and sales of most natural resources, and is particularily strong in Iron Ore, Coking and Thermal Coal, Copper, Zinc, Oil & Gas, Diamonds and most materials key to the production of steel.

Website:: http://www.bhpbilliton.com/
Phone:: +44 (0)20 7802 4000
Address:: Neathouse Place, London SW1V 1BH.

Super Sector:: General Mining
Sector:: Mining
Industry:: General Mining
EPIC / Symbols:: LON:BLT, ASX:BLT

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BHP Billiton RNS Press Releases

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23/05/12
BHP Billiton Prices EUR2.0 Billion Bond
15/05/12
UK Listing Authority Submission
14/05/12
Appointment of Non-Executive Director
14/05/12
BHP Billiton Presents at the APPEA Conference
10/05/12
UKLA Submission - Petrohawk Mar 2012 Fin Report
18/04/12
BHP Billiton Quarterly Production Report
18/04/12
BHP Billiton Exploration and Development Report
11/04/12
Initial Funding Approved for Mad Dog Phase 2
03/04/12
Notice of Change of Interests - A Calderon
03/04/12
Notice of Change of Interests - M Henry

BHP Billiton Articles

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04/10/11

Miners under the microscope as Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley take the scalpel to forecasts

Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley are the latest City banks to reel in price and earnings forecasts for the sector as world economic growth stalls
25/08/11

Global growth concerns a near term headwind for BHP Billiton, says analyst

BHP Billiton yesterday cheered with record, albeit broadly in-line, full year earnings thanks to continuing very buoyant commodity prices. But while the long term outlook for the group remains rosy, there is concern worries about a slowing global economy could dent investor sentiment over the stock over the short to medium term.
18/07/11

BHP Billiton will look to build on Petrohawk deal with further acquisitions, says Deutsche Bank

Analysts believe the Petrohawk transaction could be part of a series of deals to build on the Fayetteville shale assets BHP acquired from Chesapeake Energy in February this year. Deutsche reckons the resource giant will be on the lookout for more low cost shale assets.
15/07/11

BHP Billiton’s move for Petrohawk Energy is a huge endorsement for US shale industry

Eyebrows were raised as BHP Billiton made its move into the North American oil shale business with the US$12.1 billion acquisition of Petrohawk Energy Corporation. While the price being paid looks a little toppy, analysts say it is a smart strategic move. Of course it is also a huge endorsement of the efforts of a handful resourceful juniors making things happen in the sector.
21/01/11

Higher coal price may provide a boost to Xstrata and European gas producers

We look at some interesting research out today from the City boutique Bernstein, which looks at the ramifications for the coal market of the recent floods in Australia. The impact it seems goes far beyond the thermal and coking coal markets.
13/08/09

BHP Billiton's diverse product base is its strength

With a year that encompassed virtually all of the huge meltdown, and then partial recovery, in many metals and minerals prices, BHP results were remarkably resilient reflecting the mega-miner's diversity.
05/06/09

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto to combine Western Australian iron ore assets into global colossus

BHP Billiton (ASX: BHP) and Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) surprised the market with an agreement to establish a production joint venture covering the entirety of both companies’ Western Australian iron ore assets.
29/05/09

BHP Billiton signals intention to develop Yeelirrie Uranium Deposit

Yeelirrie is set to be Australia’s first major uranium mine in more than 20 years, should it enter production as planned by 2014.
08/05/09

BHP Billiton says demand for iron ore, coking coal and manganese remain weak

Looking more broadly, BHP is in a position of financial soundness that most financial companies and banks can only dream about. Debts levels are low and the sustainability of its dividend payment should not be a problem.
13/03/09

Weakening demand weighs on BHP Billiton

Several analysts have lowered their forecasts for oil, iron ore, copper and many other commodities in light of lower levels of expected demand going forward.