Der größte Rohstoff-Konzern der Welt, die britisch-australische BHP Billiton (NYE:BHP), stellt weitere Verkäufe von non-core Assets in Aussicht - nachdem bereits mehr als 10 Mrd. USD an Anlagegegenständen in den letzten 36 Monaten "liquidiert" wurden.
Nun liegt der Fokus auf den Vermögensgegenständen, die im Zuge des Mega-Mergers der zwei einstigen, unabhängigen Konzerne in 2001 zusammengeführt wurden:
FT: BHP looking to sell nearly all pre-merger Billiton assets (Quelle: seekingalpha.com)
- BHP Billiton (BHP -0.3%) is considering a sale of almost all of the businesses Billiton brought to the merger with BHP 13 years ago, in an attempt to refocus the company on BHP’s core operations from before the 2001 tie-up, FT reports.
- New CEO Andrew Mackenzie is narrowing the company's focus to a set of long-life mines and major oil and gas fields in a few locations; by contrast, former Billiton assets such as African manganese mines and aluminum production facilities contribute only ~10% to overall earnings.
- "Merging with Billiton has not been a bad deal," says RBC analyst Tim Huff. "It just happens that some of the assets they bought are now those that they do not view as having potential for the next two to three decades.
Quelle: bigcharts.com
Quelle: bigcharts.com
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