BHP must keep digging deep
Andrew Mackenzie has shed new light on the extent of BHP’s challenges, but there may be some upside in copper and oil.
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BHP boss rejects trade populism
Andrew Mackenzie has lauded China and defended free trade, amid antitrade sentiment by figures like Donald Trump.
BMA tipped to buy coal assets
Broking firm CLSA tips BMA could pay up to $US2 billion for Anglo American’s Moranbah/Grosvenor coking coal assets.
Samarco mine restart delayed
Jobs are being slashed as a restart date for the BHP Billiton and Vale-owned mine is delayed until next year.
Exxon-BHP assets on the block
The resources giants are eyeing a sale of jointly held oil production assets in Bass Strait.
Miners ‘negligent’ over dam
A BHP joint venture knew for years of cracks in a dam before it collapsed, but still lifted production, say Brazil police.
BHP quits Indonesian coal stake
BHP has quit its controversial 75pc stake IndoMet, following an internal review.
BHP, Beijing link in carbon plan
BHP Billiton has announced a $9.5 million program in China funding research to develop carbon capture use and storage.
Banks rethink iron ore prices
The recent rally in iron ore prices has forced commodities desks at investment banks to rethink their price forecasts.
Brazil’s legal fog threatens BHP
It’s hard to fathom how liabilities for the Samarco dam disaster could blowout by more than $US40bn.
Brazilian court backs BHP
Brazil’s Federal Court ratifies an earlier Samarco dam collapse agreement, as BHP shares recover from recent losses.
Brazil weighs on BHP, Vale
Uncertainty over their financial exposure to the tailings dam collapse in Brazil is weighing on BHP Billiton and Vale.
Vale hits back on Samarco suit
BHP’s partner says the $50bn claim is based on unjustified comparison with the Deepwater spill.
BHP sinks on Brazil dam suit
BHP shares plunged yesterday as the miner faced one of Brazil’s largest ever lawsuits over a dam disaster last year.
BHP hit by $58bn suit, sinks 9pc
BHP stock dives as Brazilian prosecutors file $58 billion suit against Samarco and its owners, workers strike in Chile.
BHP eyes $US1bn oil exploration
The mining giant could spend an implied $US1bn on offshore oil exploration next financial year.
BHP welcomes wayward commodities
As iron ore and oil prices challenge conventional wisdom, miners look to make the most of the brief moment in the sun.
BHP cuts iron ore forecasts
BHP will produce 10m tonnes less iron ore this financial year, in a move set to further bolster ore prices.
Stocks spike, end 1pc higher
BHP has jumped 5 per cent, as the benchmark hit a more than three-month high.
Firms weigh China’s new rules
Chinese tax changes and potentially more debilitating import restrictions have come as a shock to some exporters.
BHP warns against protectionism
BHP chief Andrew Mackenzie has urged the Turnbull government not to back away from a free-trade agenda.
Ill-timed iron push led to demise
BHP flipped the SA iron ore and steel business and some other bits and pieces to its shareholders in 2000.
Forrest returns to Hainan Island
Concerns about China’s economy continue but iron ore prices appear to have hit bottom and may be turning around.
Ore glut ‘vandalism’ over
Andrew Forrest has declared the ‘overproduction’ of iron ore by majors BHP and Rio is ending.
Earlier Samarco restart planned
The BHP Billiton iron ore operation in Brazil could be back in production in the December quarter.
BHP boss raises stakes in oil
As BHP Billiton boss Andrew Mackenzie cuts, one area of the business will see activity accelerate — oil exploration.
Twiggy finds friend in Cliffs chief
Andrew Forrest and Cliffs boss Lourenco Goncalves have maintained their rage against the actions of BHP and Rio.
BHP fix too late to avert rating hit
The end to its dividend policy and capex cuts have not been enough to prevent a ratings downgrade for BHP Billiton.
BHP surges on dam compo deal
BHP shares have surged after the miner reached a compensation deal with Brazil over the Samarco dam collapse.
BHP’s sigh of relief over Brazil
Reputational damage aside, BHP’s share of the dam disaster deal is quite manageable and far less than originally estimated.
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