BHP's H1 profit
cut nearly in half, costs nearly 25% lower
Carl
Surran, SA News Editor
- BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) reports a 47%
Y/Y drop in net profit to US$4.27B for the six months through
December, down from a $8.11B profit a year earlier but ahead
of analyst consensus for $3.59B.
- BHP's underlying profit for the six months, which
excludes non-cash charges against assets including some oil fields in
North Louisiana, was down 31% Y/Y at $5.35B; however, BHP is raising its
interim dividend 5% to US$0.62/share.
- BHP says it spent $6.4B on finding and developing new
deposits and in expanding existing ones, but that was 23% lower than the
$8.3B it spent in the same six-month period a year earlier.
- Also says it is focusing its cap spending more on improving efficiency and reducing costs at its existing projects rather than developing new ones.
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