Glencore buys out BHP thermal coal stake
The Columbian deal consolidates Glencore’s ownership of the mine, and will help accelerate the exit from thermal coal of both BHP and Anglo.
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ASX recovers, miners, banks, retailers gain
ASX ends flat, recovering from an early dip after BHP, Rio Tinto, CBA, Wesfarmers and Endeavour Drinks rose.
Mining’s capital discipline a double-edged sword
Few of the diversified mining behemoths – Anglo American, BHP, Glencore, Rio Tinto and Vale – have big new mines in the works
Elliott leads race for BHP coal mines
The competition to buy BHP’s coal mines has narrowed in the final stages, with Elliott Management viewed as potentially in the box seat.
Second BHP worker charged with rape
A second BHP fly-in, fly-out worker has been fired and charged following a separate allegation of rape.
Unfair to men, insulting to women
The Big Australian has turned on men to such an extent that working at this company is so skewed against them that it makes little sense to work hard, do well and look for promotion.
Miners in NT land rush for copper discoveries
Rio Tinto, BHP and a host of large and small explorers are piling into the Northern Territory in the hunt for the next generation of Australian copper mines.
Work to do for new BHP petroleum chief
BHP has plenty of big calls to make on its Australian oil and gas exposure. And a new country chief will soon be touching down to help.
Man accused of mine rape to fight charges
A man charged with sexually assaulting a woman at a BHP mine site has indicated he will fight the allegations.
Man charged with rape at BHP mine site
A man will face court charged with raping a woman at BHP’s South Flank iron ore mine site in Western Australia.
Austrac casino probe ‘risks’ derailing Star-Crown merger
Independent federal MP Andrew Wilkie and former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett are opposing Star Entertainment’s bid to merge with Crown Resorts.
Elliott in line for BHP’s coal assets
BHP has recently short-listed parties to buy its coal mining portfolio, and the understanding is that Elliott is now in the final stages of the competition.
ASX rebounds but BHP, CBA drop
After a fast start then a lunchtime dive the ASX consolidated to post an 0.15 per cent gain on Tuesday, despite a dip in the closing match.
ASX slips as banks take a hit
ASX dips as NAB leads bank falls following news of further Austrac concerns on money laundering breaches.
ASX up 0.49% for third week of gains
The S&P/ASX 200 finished the week with another gain, lifting 0.49 per cent to 7297.0.
China ties good for everyone: BHP boss
BHP Minerals Australia president Edgar Basto has declared a ‘constructive relationship between Australia and China is in the interests’ of both nations and the Indo-Pacific region.
Overseas players eye BHP’s coal
Bids for BHP’s non-core coalmines have hit the desks of the company’s advisers, with overseas groups so far dominating the contest.
WA makes iron ore cash grab
WA has moved to squeeze an extra $195 million out of the state’s iron ore cash cow after increasing port fees by 25 per cent.
BHP mining boss gets candid about China trade standoff
One of BHP’s top executives says ongoing trade tensions with China are unsustainable and represent a risk to Australian economy.
New mine, Covid rescue to support growth: BHP
BHP is set to deliver the first ore from its new South Flank mine, as CEO Mike Henry says key commodities are being supported by government spending plans around the world.
BHP’s Olympic Dam refinery upgrade milestone
A five-year upgrade of essential infrastructure at the Olympic Dam mining operations in SA has met a major milestone as it gears up for further maintenance works on site.
BHP considers $7bn coal exit
Parties are said to be considering buying the unloved parts of BHP that have been earmarked for a $7bn-odd sale or demerger.
BHP, Newcrest participate in SolGold raising
Peace appears to have broken out at the British and Canadian-listed explorer SolGold.
Shock and ore – is this our last China windfall?
How many warnings do we need about our over-reliance on iron ore to China?
Cash, yes, but what about BHP’s copper?
BHP’s dividends bonanza may mean that in a copper-deficient world, massive reserves at Olympic Dam are never developed.
BHP on rocky ground in Chile after Covid surge
A second wave of coronavirus cases in Chile will make copper mining more challenging in coming months, BHP has warned.
The gift that keeps on giving for BHP
Iron ore mines in Western Australia are the gift that keeps on giving for BHP, which has achieved record nine-month production.
Record Pilbara production in sight for BHP
BHP’s Olympic Dam mine hits highest quarterly production rate in five years, while iron ore shipments soften amid record prices.
BHP, PEER eye long haul SA training partnership
BHP and new SA training partner PEER have started the groundwork on building a talent pipeline for the mining giant through their first apprenticeship placement.
BHP’s post-carbon bet
BHP has identified the commodity it thinks is its best bet to cash in on the global push to decarbonise and electrify industrial economies.
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