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BHP’s Iron Ore, Copper Output Slip as Top Miner Plans For Growth

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 15 July 2026, 22:54 UTC By Paul-Alain Hunt 1 min read
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BHP Group Ltd’s iron ore production fell in its fiscal fourth quarter through June as the miner pushes ahead with expansions in copper and potash.

BHP Group Ltd’s iron ore production fell in its fiscal fourth quarter through June as the miner pushes ahead with expansions in copper and potash.
BHP (ORG) Iron Ore, Copper Output Slip (ORG) Growth BHP Group Ltd’s (ORG)
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