BHP to splash $3bn in Chile
BHP has set one of its biggest capex commitments in years to develop the Spence copper mine.
BHP has set one of its biggest capex commitments in years to develop the Spence copper mine.
Elliott Management appeared to soften its tone as it revealed it now holds 5pc of BHP’s London-listed shares.
America keeps saying China’s economy will fall over, but events there are set to pay off for the Big Australian.
An investor backlash is building against Grant King’s appointment to the BHP Billiton board.
First Quantum Minerals is shuttering its WA nickel mine just as BHP is tipping its own nickel surge.
West Australian co-operative CBH has appointed former BHP Billiton iron ore chief Jimmy Wilson as its new head.
BHP will build the world’s largest nickel sulfate plant, as it eyes an electric vehicle-driven surge in demand.
The nation’s biggest grain company has tapped former BHP iron ore boss Jimmy Wilson to serve at its new Perth-based CEO.
A judge in Brazil has suspended homicide cases against 22 people in the Samarco dam collapse, including BHP executives.
Iron ore prices surged 6pc to a new four-month high overnight but analysts warned investors not to get too excited.
BHP believes controversy over shale and the associated paper losses on shale investment are obscuring its cost reductions.
If Elliott had its way BHP wouldn’t contemplate big investments in the Canadian potash project.
Since Elliott engaged Crosby Textor, the hedge fund’s tilt at BHP has become more attuned to the local market.
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BHP Billiton dampened production expectations for 2017-18, but analysts say a dividend surprise is still possible.
BHP’s copper and uranium mine is to have its biggest revamp since being bought from WMC Resources 12 years ago.
Activist shareholder Elliott Management has stepped up its campaign aimed at BHP’s retail shareholders.
The court ruling on Perpetual’s case against Brickworks could make it tougher for activists to claim oppression.
BHP’s departing chairman Jac Nasser says business needs to regain lost community trust.
Paul Keating wasn’t the only unannounced guest at the lunch to honour departing BHP chairman Jac ‘The Knife’ Nasser.
Ken MacKenzie is taking over a job like no other. Among the things to be done, he must put his own stamp on BHP.
Incoming BHP chairman Ken MacKenzie will confront growing shareholder pressure to boost returns.
Outgoing BHP chair Jacques Nasser credits growing up in Australia for giving him the chance to achieve in business.
Elliott’s plan for BHP seems to aim at taking value away from Australians and giving it to overseas shareholders.
Elliott Management appears to be gaining traction among Australian retail shareholders in its push to restructure BHP.
A former adviser to BHP Billiton has launched an extraordinary attack on the strategy of the resources giant.
How BHP achieves its aim of growing base value by over 50pc has huge implications for shareholders and the nation.
BHP and Rio Tinto will attempt to repel a surprise tax grab from the new West Australian government.
As BHP boss Andrew Mackenzie was preparing an annual update, Elliott Management stepped up its revamp call.
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