Chief executive officer Mike Henry (pic), who took over in January last year, is pivoting toward what BHP calls “future facing” commodities – metals and minerals vital to global efforts to reduce emissions, electrify cities and feed a growing global population.
MONTREAL: BHP Group will merge its oil and gas operations with Woodside Petroleum Ltd as the biggest miner positions itself for a global shift away from fossil fuels and prepares to plow US$5.7bil (RM24.16bil) into a massive new fertiliser mine in Canada.
After the deal, BHP shareholders will own about 48% of Woodside, the miner said in a statement yesterday. The company also announced it would eradicate its dual-listing structure and move to a single primary listing in Australia.
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