Lucrative iron ore royalty spin-off a ‘liberation’
Mineral sands miner Iluka is pushing ahead with plans to demerge a lucrative iron ore royalty asset that has been a steady source of cash flow.
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Is this the real reason for China’s fury?
China believes Australia has exploited the pandemic to force it to pay exorbitant prices for iron ore. And Xi Jinping is determined to teach us a lesson.
Carrot to lure agricultural workers
Having convinced BHP and Rio Tinto to favour local workers, the WA Government is now trying to lure young West Australians to toil in the regions for agricultural work.
ASX fights to 0.3pc gain on bank, BHP lift
The extension of Victoria’s lockdown weighed on Transurban, but did little to hamper recovery in the major banks, while the newest BNPL stock jumped 45pc.
ASX wipes $58bn as BHP, CSL slide
Share losses accelerated at the close, to mark the benchmark’s worst day since May 1, with more weakness to come in the US overnight.
BHP to use LNG power to ship iron ore
BHP says using new LNG-powered vessels to ship iron to China from 2022 will cuts its greenhouse gas emissions.
Institutions wary of BHP’s ‘toecutter’
In the midst of an Australian corporate bond frenzy, BHP is playing it differently.
Financials lead ASX up 0.8pc
Shares touched 5-day highs but faded at the close, led by outperformance in Dexus on takeover talk, while BHP traded ex-dividend.
Miner to cut emissions by 400,000 cars
One of Australia’s major mining companies says it will reduce emissions by 50 per cent from its electricity usage in Queensland.
Adani mulled bid for BHP’s Mount Arthur
India-based commodity trading company, Adani Group, ran the rule over the Mount Arthur thermal coalmining operations in NSW last year.
Guilty plea over obstructing cartel probe
Son of former BHP chairman pleads guilty to a charge of obstructing ACCC probe into alleged cartel conduct by steelmaker BlueScope.
BHP flags intent for more joint ventures
BHP has signalled a greater focus on building joint exploration ventures with junior miners.
Woolies boost buoys ASX as $A lifts
Strength in Woolworths and BHP helped the market to hold on to gains at the close, as Fortescue shares rose to new heights.
BHP moves ahead with coal exit plan
Resources giant BHP is understood to have hired UBS to work on the sale or demerger of its coal mines.
BHP leadership changes enhance Henry’s vision
The executive leadership team changes at BHP foreshadow more significant shifts.
BHP planning Bass Strait selloff
BHP plans to join ExxonMobil in selling its Bass Strait oil and gas assets in a potential $3.5bn deal.
Covid demand shock has passed: BHP
The miner still warned it could take two years for global economies to return to their earlier growth track.
The big change at BHP
At a strategic level, the BHP we see emerging in 2020 is unlike any previous iteration of the Big Australian.
Volatile commodity prices cause BHP profit dip
Volatile commodity prices dented BHP’s full-year profits, but the mining giant’s huge iron ore assets operations bolstered its bottom line.
BHP examines coal mining spin-off
BHP is understood to have called on Goldman Sachs to work on a potential $2bn-plus demerger of its coal mining assets.
BHP puts industry lobby groups on notice
Mining giant promises ‘real time’ disclosure of disputes with industry groups over policy positions.
ASX slips 0.6pc after Trump order
Rio shares closed down 3pc after the first round of its cave blast inquiry, while the RBA board says the recovery is slower than first thought.
BHP surges 5pc to 6-month high
Shares rose 0.7pc amid a surge in resources, while retailers cheered strong results from Nick Scali and Freedom Foods appointed a new boss.
BHP ramps up iron ore battle
Iron ore wars back in full swing as BHP flags a rise in Pilbara exports and Brazil’s Vale promises a dramatic increase in output.
BHP extends robot truck rollout
BHP has sought to calm job fears as it moves to introduce autonomous trucks at a second Queensland coal mine next year.
CSL recruit has big shoes to fill in finance role
The last time BHP looked outside its own ranks for a finance boss was in 1999, when Paul Anderson tapped Chip Goodyear.
Big spend could be a big stuff up
The federal government should spend on social housing and dams.
ASX snaps rally on growing trade fears
In a rollercoaster session, the market started firmly higher, fell on reports of a new trade threat and finished the day near its lows.
Shares drop as China changes iron ore rules
The changes from China come as the iron ore price surges, with Brazil’s Vale facing further production disruptions.
Mining lift no match for bank drag
The ASX slipped by 0.4pc but was supported slightly by strength in Fortescue and BHP, while Rio told shareholders China was back to ‘business as usual’.
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