BHP Group Ltd., the world’s biggest miner, has embarked on a major restructure of its global business, affecting units from mine-planning to decarbonization and heritage protection, according to a report in theThe changes led by chief executive officer Mike Henry will see several specialist teams disbanded and their functions reassigned in a bid to cut costs and simplify operations, the AFR reported, without saying where it got the information.
“As part of our continuous improvement in how we approach work, we have made some changes to better align work activities within assets and support quicker decision-making,” BHP said in an emailed response to questions fromBHP — a major producer of everything from iron ore to copper and metallurgical coal — suffered a sharp profit slump in its fiscal first half. While that was largely due to a $2.
In its financial results last week, BHP said the cost of mining was higher than prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, and warned that while prices pressures from energy and logistics had eased, labor costs remained a key risk. In Australia, BHP’s country president Geraldine Slattery sent a message to staff outlining the changes to functions including health, safety, environment and mine planning.CEO Graham Kerr said the deal will streamline the company's portfolio and unlock capital to invest in development projects in copper and zinc.The government is considering a 10% production tax credit that would apply to companies developing processing facilities for critical minerals.
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