NYSE:BHP
BHP Billiton (BHP)
84.73
+1.03 (1.23%)
as of Jun 9, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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Jun 9, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.
BHP Billiton is recognized as one of the world's largest diversified mining companies, with a strong emphasis on iron ore and copper production. Experts highlight its resilience, significant cash flow, and ability to generate returns, especially as inflationary pressures rise, making it a strong candidate for long-term investment. The company is strategically positioned to benefit from the anticipated increase in global copper demand, projected to rise by 70% by 2050. With a solid dividend yield of around 3% to 4%, BHP is viewed favorably by analysts despite some concerns about short-term commodity demand fluctuation. Overall, it maintains technical strength and a favorable outlook amidst stabilizing markets in key regions like China.
Consensus
Buy
Valuation
Fair Value
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BUY ON WEAKNESS
Large conglomerate with many different aspects. Iron ore is a big part. With this one you are playing a global scale mining business as opposed to playing one pure commodity. Very well run. Hard for them to grow substantially but will benefit from a reasonable commodity boom that he expects. Try to buy on a pullback.
Paul Harris, CFAOwned
other mines
TOP PICK
Very little outstanding debt. Can continue to make its acquisitions and raise its dividends. One stop-shop for all you mining needs. Could possibly be pumping out a lot of potash out of Saskatchewan in 5 years.
David DriscollOwned
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TOP PICK
World’s largest miner by market cap. Nickel, copper, iron ore, uranium and some potash. Chicken way to get a back door into Asia and China. $24 billion in cash so either they make an acquisition or they‘ll give some of it back. Just reported a 6 months record in earnings and announced they will give back $10 billion to shareholders this year. 2% yield and trades at 10X earnings.
Bruce Campbell (1)Owned
other mines
TOP PICK
Strong management. Missed on a bid to acquire Potash (POT-T) but still have all kinds of opportunities to grow. Have a Buy-Back program. An unparalleled suite of assets in commodities. Expect they will increase their dividend at some point. Have a lot of cash.
Karl BergerOwned
other mines
COMMENT
When news came out on new tax, stock corrected. If tax comes into fruition, they have to shift their capital plans. They shifted their focus to potash and this is another leg into their whole portfolio. She respects the portfolio. She would not buy POT instead to get the exposure. It’s late in the game to step into potash.
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BUY
Probably the best run mining company globally. Largest by market capitalization with a large diversity in mining products. Proposed Australian mining tax is not a slam-dunk and expects the industry will be successful in putting pressure on. Even if it were to go through, any price increases could be passed on.
Charles LannonOwned
other mines
COMMENT
Good play on global recovery with its iron ore, base metals, oil, etc. Has been under a lot of pressure lately with slowdown in China, global economy and Australian mining tax. Australia is talking about lowering the tax from 40% to 30% next year and the opposition parties are against it. Thinks this tax is priced into the stock. 2.68% dividend.
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TOP PICK
The one resource stock that can cover everything such as iron ore, zinc, copper, lead, gold, diamonds etc. Good long-term hold. Have a lot of cash and can be aggressive if the economy turns sour. Dividend of 3.5%. Only Buy half position at this time.
David DriscollOwned
other mines
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 20/09. Up 30.14%.) Not thrilled with the new Australian mining tax but not overly concerned as they are a global player.
Karl BergerOwned
other mines
BUY
HOLD
One of his favourites. Australian mining company. Excellent balance sheet and cash position. In a good position to be an acquirer. Not as much exposure to commodity prices as most of their exploration projects are the development of existing brown field exploration sites as opposed to new exploration. Commodity story will take 4 to 5 years to play out. If you don't own, consider picking it up in stages.
Karl BergerOwned
other mines
TOP PICK
Australian mining company. Largest base metal mining globally. Incredibly strong balance sheet. Expanding existing resources so they have a good sense of what their resource base is. Nice dividend of 4.7%. An excellent way to play the global recovery.
Karl BergerOwned
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BUY
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