BHP to assess Queensland coal business after latest royalty hike
Full-year iron ore shipments at 292mln tonnes were strong but the average realised iron ore price of $US113 a tonne was below forecasts.
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BHP Group Ltd
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BHP Group Limited 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 particularly strong in Iron Ore, Coking and Thermal Coal, Copper, Zinc, Oil & Gas, Diamonds and most materials key to the production of steel.
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BHP Group in Tuesday’s spotlight with investors keen for reassurance
BLT is among the notable names in the diary for Tuesday.
The FIVE at FIVE AU: The ASX finishes down, low unemployment will lead to a large cash rate rise and trading platform spruiked by Aussie cricketer slammed shut by ASIC
Here’s Proactive Australia’s round-up of the top local financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news.
What does a strong dollar do for the world and for the mining industry?
The dollar is the currency of choice for mining and commodities
BHP confirms oil and gas exit as Woodside deal completes
'The merger of our petroleum assets with Woodside creates a global energy company with the scale and opportunity to help supply the energy needed for global growth and development in a rapidly decarbonising world'
Why inflation will bite the major mining companies hard
Will the Fed be able to stave off recession? Either way, interest rates are rising and the dollar is likely to strengthen
BHP lowers copper production target after issues in Chile
The Aussie-listed mining titan kept guidance unchanged for iron ore, metallurgical coal and thermal coal
Disruption to nickel supplies likely, as Russia is world’s third largest producer
Russia is a major player in the production of base and precious metals
Big profits and high share prices: major miners are weathering the ESG storm easily enough, at least for now
Are the miners really getting ESG so right, or are other factors still more important?
BHP posts better-than-expected interim dividend, underlying earnings
In January 2022, BHP completed the unification of its dual-listed corporate structure
BHP to drop out of the FTSE 100 index after shareholders back Aussie main listing
The 'unification' process is due to take place by the end of January
BHP signals its acquisitive intent - but which companies will be on its wishlist?
Will the eye of BHP fall on a major rival, or perhaps a mid-tier company, or even something smaller but with significant growth potential?
BHP linked with tilt at Glencore after solid production update
The news follows a solid production statement from the soon-to--be only Aussie listed miner.
BHP and Woodside Petroleum approve Phase 1 development of Scarborough upstream project in Australia
The Scarborough field is located approximately 375km off the coast of Western Australia and is estimated to contain 11.1 trillion cubic feet of dry gas
BHP agrees to sell 80% stake in BMC metallurgical coal JV for up to US$1.35bn
Wood Mackenzie forecasts metallurgical coal demand to increase by 53 million tonnes (Mt) to 346Mt by 2030
King Coal's counter-revolution: can Chinese price caps and ESG edicts turn back the tide?
The coal price is running very hot, and environmental narratives are struggling to keep up
UK dividends roar back in third quarter as miners make handsome payouts
“For the full year, miners will be responsible for nearly £1 in every £4 distributed by UK-listed companies"
BHP ups cash offer for Noront Resources, trumping bid from Wyloo Metals and winning support from Noront
BHP lifted its offer to C$0.75 per share, up 36% from its previous offer of C$0.55 per share and exceeding the C$0.70 per share offer from Wyloo
BHP reports lower iron ore output for quarter, keeps full-year guidance unchanged unlike rival Rio Tinto
BHP kept all of its production and unit cost guidance unchanged for the 2022 financial year
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FTSE 100 ends in the green despite dip in airlines
London's leading index added 13 points (0.19%) to sit at 7,218 bolstered by positivity in the US market which countered headwinds from the airline sector