BHP Group Limited reported robust financial performance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, with a 15% increase in revenue to $58.8 billion and a 9% rise in attributable profit to $9.8 billion. The company achieved a 27% increase in Underlying EBITDA to $32.9 billion, driven by operational excellence and improved commodity prices, particularly in copper which constituted 54% of the Group's Underlying EBITDA. Capital and exploration expenditures reached $10.3 billion, focusing on expansions in Chile, Canada, and Australia. The balance sheet remained strong, with a net operating cash flow of $21.8 billion and reduced net debt of $8.7 billion. Key advancements included significant investments in the Escondida and Jansen projects.
Key Points
BHP reported strong financial results for FY2026, driven by operational excellence and higher commodity prices.
Revenue increased by 15% to $58.8 billion, and attributable profit rose by 9% to $9.8 billion.
Underlying EBITDA increased by 27% to $32.9 billion, with the EBITDA margin improving to 59%.
Copper was a significant contributor, making up 54% of the Group's Underlying EBITDA.
Capital and exploration expenditure were $10.3 billion, focusing on growth projects in Chile, Canada, and Australia.
Net operating cash flow increased by 17% to $21.8 billion, while net debt decreased to $8.7 billion.
BHP's balance sheet remains strong with a gearing ratio of 13.4%.
Investments included $4.7 billion in Copper and $1.8 billion in the Jansen potash project.
Escondida achieved record throughput, with a 10% reduction in unit costs due to operational improvements.
BHP is advancing major projects, including Jansen Stages 1 and 2, targeting significant capacity increases.
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