No rush on BHP split: UBS
BHP’s dual-listing is unlikely to be unwound any time soon, according to UBS analysts.
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Rio sticks with MCA
Rio Tinto has committed to remain in the Minerals Council of Australia despite an activist shareholder push.
MCA unveils new energy policy
The Minerals Council of Australia’s new energy policy supports a measured path to lowering emissions.
BHP’s grassroots bid
In the age of index hugging ETFs and forecast-focused analysts, firms need to talk to small shareholders if they want to grow.
WMC delivered BHP a bigger stage
Three people can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. This was the maxim of two leading mining company executives.
BHP heads offshore for growth
BHP petroleum boss Steve Pastor is accelerating offshore growth plans as he exits shale.
BHP eyes onshore/offshore swap
BHP is in talks to swap onshore US shale ground with offshore oil assets, a move that could limit cash returns on its US shale exit.
Cut tax, funds will flow: BHP
BHP’s Andrew Mackenzie has pledged to scale up spending in Australia if a broad-based corporate tax cut is passed.
Tariffs a ‘black day’ for world
BHP’s Andrew Mackenzie says US steel and aluminium tariffs are regrettable, but the global economy is in its best shape since 2010.
Funds’ silence on BHP ‘robbery’
Local institutions should be raising the alarm on Elliott’s planned “theft” from Aussie BHP shareholders. But they’re silent.
BHP sets scene for cash bonanza
While a jump in BHP’s mid-year payout will please investors, it’s the coming surge in cash flow that really merits attention.
BHP lobs a costs detonator
BHP is blasting a new path to lower costs with its use of wireless technology to trigger explosives.
BHP ups payout amid profit miss
BHP’s first-half earnings lift falls short, but miner plans to sharply increase its mid-year dividend.
Rio won’t quit MCA
Rio Tinto appears unlikely to follow BHP Billiton in reviewing Minerals Council of Australia membership.
Trump cuts cost BHP $2.3bn
BHP will take a $US1.8 billion income tax hit when it reports interim profit next week because of Donald Trump’s US tax cuts.
‘Cut tax and see wages grow’
BHP boss Andrew Mackenzie has joined other CEOs in calling on the Senate to pass the company tax cuts.
Elliott bid to unify BHP
Activist hedge fund Elliott has reignited its BHP Billiton restructure campaign after a six-month hiatus.
Elliott reignites BHP push
BHP could add $US22bn of value by axing its dual-listing in favour of an ASX listing, says activist US fund Elliott.
BHP beaten to Mexican oilfield
Shell outbid BHP for a prime Mexican oil exploration ground, after it kept quiet about a huge nearby find in US waters.
Returns relief for managed funds
Aided by BHP and Rio Tinto, the managed funds sector turned in a strong year in 2017. Even the worst performers made money.
Jupiter’s ASX rising on horizon
Jupiter Mines is close to signing off on a $1bn refloat that could see it back on the ASX as soon as March.
Fools gold? BHP run halts at $32
The ASX pares early gains as its largest stock, BHP, shies from a key chart resistance level.
BHP stalker thwarted, for now
Activist shareholder Elliott’s campaign for changes at BHP will struggle even more for traction this year, but it’s patient.
Vale may buy BHP’s mine stake
Vale, BHP Billiton’s partner in the tragedy-hit Samarco iron ore mine in Brazil, is keen to buy BHP out of the project.
BHP boss digs in against critics
Andrew Mackenzie says his stripped-down corporation is in good shape to thrive in 2018.
Lobby group hits back at BHP
The Minerals Council vows to stay active in the energy and climate debates “on behalf of all its member companies”.
BHP’s extraordinary power call
BHP is not the right company to be trying to steer the debate on east coast energy policy on behalf of the minerals industry.
BHP rebukes key mining group
BHP has threatened to leave the Minerals Council if the lobby group continues to promote coal-fired power as an energy solution.
BHP in split over climate, coal
BHP is threatening to quit the Minerals Council amid disagreements with the lobby group over climate policy, coal.
China plans carbon capture trial
A BHP vice-president has discussed plans for the $10 million steel plant program with Beijing.
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