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BHP Group Limited

Exploration, development and production of oil and gas; Mining of iron ore, metallurgical coal and energy coal, copper, silver, zinc, molybdenum, uranium and gold.

BHP$42.495
 0.175 0.41%

Data last updated:May 2, 2024 – 11.25am. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Previous Close

42.320

Open

42.310

Day Range

42.270 - 42.480

52 Week Range

41.660 - 50.840

Volume

1,565,531

Value

58,927,720

Bid

42.460

Ask

42.470

Dividend Yield

5.45%

P/E Ratio

19.32

Market Cap

215.328B

Total Issue

5,071,530,817

ASX Announcements

Initial Director's Interest Notice

Initial Director’s Interest Notice

  • May 1, 2024
  • 2 pages

Market Sensitive

Response to announcement by Anglo American plc

Scheme of Arrangement, Indicative Non-Binding Proposal, Company Administration - Other

  • Apr 26, 2024
  • 6 pages

Market Sensitive

Quarterly Activities Report

Third Quarter Activities Report

  • Apr 18, 2024
  • 11 pages

Update - Dividend/Distribution - BHP

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate, Dividend Reinvestment Plan

  • Apr 15, 2024
  • 6 pages

View all BHP announcements

Yesterday

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ASX drops 1pc; $200m home goes on sale; What Star CEO sacking reveals

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Mike Henry must have carefully planned his move for Anglo.

How BHP’s ‘Meticulous Mike’ prepared for Anglo American rebuff

Dubbed “Meticulous Mike” by the Australian media, the Canadian executive must have carefully planned his move for Anglo, down to the inevitable initial rejection.

  • Tom Wilson and Nic Fildes
Arian Neiron, CEO of VanEck Asia Pacific.

BHP Anglo deal could create headache for ASX investors

The mining giant is already one of the largest companies on the ASX 200. A successful buyout bid of Anglo American could add to the heavy concentration of resource stocks on the index.

  • Joanne Tran
BHP has put in a bid for Anglo American.

‘The future is the future’: Anglo American won’t rule out a merger

Chairman Stuart Chambers told the miner’s AGM that his job in coming weeks was to see if major shareholders backed the board’s rejection of BHP’s $60 billion bid.

  • Hans van Leeuwen

April

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Bonza planes repossessed; CEO-elect quits; BHP rivals emerge

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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Anglo American’s copper mine in central Chile.

BHP’s rivals for Anglo American set to emerge

The UK-listed miner has rejected an approach from BHP, but other major miners including Rio Tinto could announce a competing bid.

  • Updated
  • Tom Wilson
The site of the BHP Samarco dam disaster as it looks today.

BHP, Vale offer $38b to settle Samarco dam disaster claims

The two mining giants have made a fresh proposal to try and finalise their protracted compensation talks with the Brazilian authorities over the 2015 disaster.

  • Hans van Leeuwen

BHP goes big game hunting on the African savannah

BHP and Anglo American are undisputed industrial champions in their home countries. The vast gap between them says a lot about Australia and South Africa.

  • Peter Ker
BHP CEO Mike Henry.

BHP investors fear costly second tilt at Anglo American

Shares in BHP have dropped 5.2 per cent since it made the $60 billion bid for Anglo-American that was swiftly rejected last week.

  • Elouise Fowler
Resources minister Madeleine King.

Nickel miner axes 530 jobs as pressure builds for budget bailout

Resources Minister Madeleine King says government alone cannot solve nickel industry woes as job losses near 2000 since December.

  • Brad Thompson
Wyloo boss  Luca Giacovazzi  and Ardea Resources boss Andrew penkethman at a nickel crisis meeting in January.

Japan Inc backing for nickel mine puts BHP bailout in doubt

Sumitomo and Mitsubishi have agreed to back Ardea Resources and its $3.1 billion nickel laterite and cobalt project, about 80 kilometres from Kalgoorlie and BHP’s ageing nickel smelter.

  • Brad Thompson
Regal’s Phil King.

Regal Private Fund off to a flying start

Around 4 per cent of the fund will now be exposed to the Regal Kilter Water strategy following an Australian Taxation Office tax ruling. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Sequoia Lewien holds a mycorrhizal fungi extracted from soils in the east Otway region of Victoria.

Why Mike Cannon-Brookes invested in this mushroom

A tree-planting boom is required to get the world to net-zero, and the billionaire is betting mushrooms and fungi will be a crucial enabler

  • Peter Ker and Lap Phan
Nobody has tabled a superior strategy to transform Woodside into a green energy producer than that drawn up by chief executive Meg O’Neill and chairman Richard Goyder.

Woodside Energy’s part in BHP’s low-carbon transition

The irony is that “The Big Australian” has the financial resources to bid for Anglo American partly because its legacy fossil fuel assets are now on Woodside Energy’s books.

  • The AFR View
The Dawson mine in Queensland that Anglo owns in a joint venture.

Anglo to run investor gauntlet after rejecting BHP’s $60b bid

The market is tipping BHP can come back with a higher offer, as it moves to acquire more copper assets. But first, Anglo American will face its own shareholders.

  • Joshua Peach and Liam Walsh
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BHP CEO Mike Henry pictured in the Pilbara in 2022. Henry has been looking for a big copper deal.

BHP’s $60 billion copper play was years in the making

How chief executive Mike Henry has been methodically hunting a big deal for years.

  • Thomas Biesheuvel, Dinesh Nair and Paul-Alain Hunt
Mark Vartuli Executive Director, Stephen Young Tasmea managing director and founder

Tasmea helps break IPO drought after spurning private equity

Stephen Young says he held out for the thawing of the IPO market rather than commit a “breach of faith” by selling to private equity buyers.

  • Simon Evans
BHP’s Jansen potash project in Canada.

BHP’s bid for Anglo casts cloud over $9b mine

BHP’s takeover proposal of rival Anglo American is throwing uncertainty over the future for Anglo’s massive fertiliser mine in England.

  • Jack Ryan
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Activist Elliott builds $1b Anglo American stake

The hedge fund led by Paul Singer has built a billion dollar stake in BHP target Anglo American, placing it among its 10 biggest shareholders.

  • Crystal Tse, Dinesh Nair and Swetha Gopinath
BHP chief Mike Henry has shown he will be disciplined.

Anglo’s predictable rejection won’t end BHP’s ambitions

BHP won’t be put off the scent by Anglo American’s rejection of its $60 billion takeover. There’s too much at stake. 

  • James Thomson

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