ASX Announcements
Notification of cessation of securities - BHP
- Jul 9, 2021
- 4 pages
Company Secretary Appointment/Resignation, Company Administration - Other
- Jul 6, 2021
- 2 pages
This Month
Coal deal floats Glencore’s boat
The Swiss miner has bought itself a bigger say in the daily operations of Australia’s biggest coal export terminal.
- Peter Ker
Commodities bounce as China unleashes $206b of cash
The People’s Bank of China’s move to free up 1 trillion yuan could trigger a short-term rally in resources stocks which surged on Monday.
- Alex Gluyas
Worker shortage hits mining exploration
Recent discoveries have supercharged mining exploration, but a severe worker shortage is holding back the sector.
- Brad Thompson
AngloGold Ashanti swoops on former Orica boss
Alberto Calderon, who is set to lead the world’s third-biggest gold miner, predicts a bright future for gold as a store of value.
- Brad Thompson
June
- Analysis
- Manufacturing
The big business lobby group is turning on big business
The Business Council of Australia complains that Australian industry hasn’t developed enough in 35 years.
- Updated
- Aaron Patrick
BHP, Worley still have Teneo on the books
Declan Kelly’s fall from grace poses questions for Teneo’s local clients.
- Myriam Robin
Glencore boss takes swipe at BHP over thermal coal exit
Ivan Glasenberg says making it someone else’s problem by ditching thermal coal assets is not the right way to deal with lowering emissions.
- Brad Thompson
How Sanjeev Gupta lured Infrabuild CEO Dak Patel
The Fijian-born chief executive of the $4 billion steel business is bowing out. He’s an entrepreneur at heart and is itching to build something again.
- Simon Evans
- Updated
- Workplace safety
BHP sacks second worker facing rape charges
The mining giant has sacked a second fly in, fly out worker over rape allegations involving female colleagues.
- Brad Thompson
BHP blasted by Indigenous elder amid WA impasse
Banjima elder Slim Parker says there must be a power of Indigenous veto on new projects in resources-rich Western Australia.
- Brad Thompson
Port final piece in BHP’s potash puzzle
BHP gives strongest indication to date that is ready to pull the trigger on its $US5.7 billion Jansen potash project in Canada
- Brad Thompson
Diversity targets linked to BHP bonuses
Diversity and gender representation are among the criteria considered when awarding short-term bonuses at BHP.
- Tess Bennett
Man sues BHP for ‘systemic’ sex discrimination
A male executive earmarked by the company as one of its future leaders says its rush to achieve gender balance by 2025 led to prejudice against men when hiring.
- Peter Ker
- Opinion
- Iron ore
Five triggers that will force iron ore price down
All miners’ profits would be affected, but the most exposed would be high-cost producers.
- Mark Draper
Analysts scramble to keep up with resurgent iron ore
Analysts have been forced to rapidly upgrade their forecasts, with China’s jawboning of commodity prices failing to keep a lid on the level of spot iron ore.
- William McInnes
Farmers fight miners for train drivers
Farmer-controlled grain handler and exporter CBH says miners are poaching train drivers as fast as its rail provider can train them.
- Brad Thompson
- Opinion
- The AFR View
Woodside’s model climate change transition
The move to clean energy does not include abrupt cancelling of sensible projects such as Woodside’s Scarborough gas field.
- The AFR View
PwC urges high-flying miners to tell tax story better or pay price
The big four consultancy firm says miners need to put all their cards on the table when it comes to how much they pay in tax and royalties.
- Brad Thompson
Net zero condition imposed on Woodside’s Pluto LNG
Woodside Petroleum will have to cut emissions at its Pluto LNG project by 30 per cent by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050 under its environmental approvals imposed by WA.
- Angela Macdonald-Smith
