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BHP Group to Explore Carbon Capture Technology With JSW Steel, Carbon Clean
MT NewswiresOct 10 20:15 ET
NRW Unit Secures Contract for BHP's Western Australian Mine
MT NewswiresOct 10 20:06 ET
Nutrien Facing Downside Risk to Q3 Earnings Amid Weak Agriculture Market, UBS Says
MT NewswiresOct 10 12:42 ET
Filo Has Tender Rating, $33.00 Price Target at National Bank of Canada
MT NewswiresOct 10 11:22 ET · Ratings
BHP Poised for Mixed Quarterly Update -- Market Talk
WSJOct 9 18:26 ET
BHP Announces Cessation of Performance Rights
TipRanksOct 9 00:37 ET

Comments

rylar

Yesterday 11:21

Uranium is still a small market globally. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ won’t miss the boat simply because it has such a large uranium resource. However even if it was to expand heavily into it, the overall global market is small, it won’t move the dial on EPS like copper or bulks do. Then you’ve got the unwanted attention from the lovely activists who have nothing better to do than sit on welfare and protest/disrupt.
I think the copper, potash and nickel strategy is better personally,

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OB1KENOB

Yesterday 10:50

I hold $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ as a Long Term hold, a hedge and also as a U308 stock. For years Olympic dam which is one of the biggest u308 resources in the world has seen little if any mention by BHP. Today's BHP report has 9 mentions! One says they expect/assume USD$80lbs and another states ".Uranium and silver grades are currently considered to be sub-economic and are therefore not reported as part of the Mineral Resource."
BHPs statement is gold in my view! IF BHP is for real then the incen...

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TOLKKI

Oct 9 02:04

IMO $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ should report absolutely nothing about Uranium (other than acknowledging that it safely mines it), as it is not possible in this country these days to have an intelligent public discussion about anything nuclear without it quickly degenerating into extreme posturing.
Furthermore I would argue that the responsibility of the Board and the CEO to act in the best interests of the company and its shareholders requires them to avoid public brawling about Uranium.
As a share...