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AGM Address by the Chair of People & Remuneration Committee
Chairman's Address - Other
- May 2, 2024
- 4 pages
This Month
Iron ore’s big China property problem isn’t going away
Pockets of strength in the Chinese steel market have boosted the raw material after a plunge below $US100 a tonne early last month but investors are cautious.
- Annie Lee and Jessica Zhou
Rio investors’ fear; Tesla slashes Oz jobs; Perpetual’s bigger story
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Investors urge caution as Rio Tinto eyes BHP’s $60b Anglo bid
Rio Tinto should not challenge BHP for control of Anglo American, and should instead target smaller lithium and copper producers, a major investor says.
- Peter Ker
Why Rio Tinto is worth more than its $130 price tag
Maple-Brown Abbott’s Emma Pringle is betting the iron ore giant’s share price has more room to run. She’s also bullish on Healius despite a shaky 12 months.
- Joanne Tran
BHP’s Anglo bid will turn into a ‘complete mess’: Angus Aitken
The prominent stockbroker has told his clients the strategy to buy the whole company to just get its copper and coal mines “seems crazy to us”.
- Peter Ker
- Analysis
- Mergers & acquisitions
BHP’s siren song to Anglo shareholders is operational excellence
A claim to be the mining sector’s “best operator” is a big part of BHP’s pitch to Anglo American shareholders, as it promises to get more blood out of the same stones.
- Peter Ker
- Analysis
- Due diligence
Time for Rio Tinto dual-listing rethink with Anglo American in play
Trading the spread between the value of Rio Tinto’s dual-listed London and Australian shares is usually the province of specialist arbitrage funds. But BHP’s tilt at Anglo American has it back in focus.
- Jemima Whyte
- Opinion
- Mining
BHP is betting self-interest trumps politics on Anglo American
Convincing South Africa’s government its $60 billion takeover bid for the mining multinational is politically palatable is part of BHP’s challenge in a particularly complex deal.
- Jennifer Hewett
OECD warns sticky inflation means rates higher for longer
The warning came as CEOs deliver upbeat assessment of the economy and financial markets push out expectations for rate cuts to May or June 2025, potentially after the next federal election.
- Ronald Mizen, James Eyers, Lucas Baird, Simon Evans, Tess Bennett and Carrie LaFrenz
Rio Tinto chairman quiet on Anglo bid, eyes copper profits
Dominic Barton would not comment on whether the company was considering making a rival bid for Anglo American.
- Tess Bennett
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
April
Bonza planes repossessed; CEO-elect quits; BHP rivals emerge
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
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
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
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
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
Anglo American rejects BHP’s $60b bid for copper supremacy
Anglo American investors were already cool on BHP’s offer as the race between global mining heavyweights for copper assets hots up.
- Brad Thompson and Elouise Fowler
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
How to adjust your ASX portfolio for a higher-for-longer world
Hot inflation and the prospect that rate cuts will be further delayed should encourage investors to rotate from banks towards miners, Morgan Stanley says.
- James Thomson
Australia’s richest firms get $331m in grants to reduce emissions
The government has doled out $331 million to firms including Rio Tinto, Wesfarmers, Swiss giant Glencore and Rich Lister Dick Honan’s Manildra for decarbonisation projects.
- Ben Potter
What happens when Rio Tinto’s Australian CEO gets cranky
Kellie Parker, Rio Tinto’s Australian boss, discusses what happens when she gets tired, why she likes puzzles and why she continually tracks her emotions.
- Ciara Seccombe and Lap Phan