Embrace ethical investors, says BHP CEO
BHP should position itself to be a core component of any ethical investment portfolio, BHP boss Mike Henry says.
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Miner shakes off climate challenge BHP shakes off climate challenge at AGM
Support for corporate climate warriors fell sharply at BHP’s AGM, with votes for resolutions put up by activist groups down strongly on 2019.
Acquisitions not central to BHP plans
Ken MacKenzie has played down the prospect of BHP using its strengthening balance sheet to dip into the market to grow the company’s asset base.
Coal sales hit by curbs in China: BHP
The mining giant’s CEO was speaking at BHP’s virtual AGM amid speculation that China has again targeted Australian coal exports.
‘Concern’ over China’s new tactic
One of Australia’s biggest miners has confirmed China is turning its back on Aussie coal, in a move that could hurt the nation’s COVID recovery.
Confidence up, but ASX finishes firmly lower
Consumer confidence hit a 3-month high, but the ASX finished firmly lower, snapping a 7-day winning streak.
BHP revs it up for Tesla-led nickel surge
BHP flags plans to pump hundreds of millions of dollars into an upgrade of its Kalgoorlie nickel smelter.
BHP chair agrees better Indigenous mining discussions
BHP has agreed to last minute changes offering better negotiating access to Indigenous people before mining.
Funds giant Calpers puts heat on AGMs
One of the world’s biggest pension funds is taking on ASX-listed companies including BHP, Rio Tinto and CBA over climate change and governance.
Investors seek clarity at AGMs
This year’s AGM season starts with a bang this week as Telstra, Commonwealth Bank and BHP hold meetings and give feedback on any COVID-19 fallout.
Miners baulk at attack on Greens
BHP and Origin Energy suspend their membership of the Queensland Resources Council in protest against its aggressive targeting of the Greens.
BHP welcomes China’s plan to cut carbon
BHP boss Mike Henry says China’s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2060 won’t hurt the mining giant’s long-term future.
BHP oil buy risks climate backlash
BHP boss Mike Henry has underlined the company’s commitment to its petroleum division, with the company snapping up an extra 28 per cent of the Shenzi oil and gas project.
We won’t go cool on coal just yet: BHP boss
BHP chief executive Mike Henry has backed metallurgical coal for the long term and believes demand will be needed ‘for a long time yet’.
BHP’s pledge a boon to PM
An $800m investment is just the sort of initiative the Prime Minister is looking for.
Major miner’s massive jobs pledge
Mining giant BHP says it will support thousands of new apprentices and the nation’s struggling economy through a multimillion-dollar jobs package.
BHP urges big business-led rally
Mike Henry has called for big business to lead Australia’s post-pandemic economic recovery.
BHP takes copper project stake
BHP is building joint exploration ventures with junior miners as it boosts exposure into ‘future facing’ commodities.
BHP chair flirts with conflict
Why would it be that new kid Barrenjoey forgot to mention that its special adviser has one of the biggest day jobs in corporate Australia?
BHP moves to protect heritage sites in Pilbara
BHP has already changed its plans to protect 10 of the 40 Aboriginal heritage sites as it reviews its Pilbara iron ore operations.
BHP learns Rio’s lessons on caves
BHP has declared it will not move to destroy any heritage sites until it has negotiated with relevant traditional owners.
ASX up 1% on CSL, BHP, CBA gains
Australia’s share market closed 1pc higher with gains from heavyweights CSL, BHP and CBA before the FOMC meeting.
BHP, Fortescue reject heritage ban
The miners say a moratorium on disturbing cultural heritage sites would disempower traditional owner groups.
Covid weighs on BHP top executive pay
The miner’s CFO says he’s concerned about risk of double taxation, with Australian corporate tax rates ‘comparatively high’.
What miner contributes to nation’s economy
One of Australia’s largest miners has revealed how much money it pours into the country’s economy, with some states benefiting more than others.
Open up, this isn’t wartime, CEOs plead
Country’s largest companies, including CSL, BHP and Wesfarmers, warn continued lockdown will cause irreparable damage.
BHP executives face carbon test
BHP to put 10pc of its bosses’ bonus payments on the line over a plan to cut carbon emissions by 30pc by 2030.
Misconduct not a systemic issue: AMP
Shares settled to a 0.5% gain, as AMP’s chief tells a parliamentary committee the past few months have been the most challenging of his life.
BHP’s Henry lays down ESG credentials
BHP times it perfectly as shareholders cry foul over Rio Tinto’s ESG failures.
BHP’s aggressive timetable on emissions
BHP chief commits to a 30pc cut in carbon emissions over the next decade to hit net zero in operations by 2050.
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