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voda 15 maart 2012 17:13

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ABB wins to boost production at Rio Tinto mines in Australia

ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, has won orders worth around USD 100 million from Rio Tinto for 17 distribution substations to support increased production at iron ore mines in Western Australia.

The upgrades and installation of new power infrastructure will raise the voltage level of the existing distribution substations and increase the power supply to support the expansion of existing iron ore mines in the Pilbara region.

Urbanization and economic development in emerging markets is fueling demand for steel, for which iron ore is the main component. Steel is widely used in the construction of bridges, railways, ships, cars, buildings, and other infrastructure and industries.

Mr Brice Koch, head of ABB's Power Systems division, said that Our proven substation capabilities and leading edge technologies will help Rio Tinto meet the need for increased electricity and support efficiency at their expanding operations. These solutions will also help reinforce the reliability of the grid and ensure the supply of high quality power."

ABB's scope of supply includes electrical switch rooms, switchgear, cables, power transformers and ring main units. ABB will also deliver a range of components including supervisory control and data acquisition, and protection and communication equipment compliant with the IEC 61850 global standard. This will enable remote monitoring and control of power assets located at multiple sites, from Rio Tinto's Remote Operations Centre situated in Perth, more than 1,000 kilometers away.

As part of the contracts, ABB is responsible for the design, engineering and supply of equipment needed for the upgrade and installation of new electrical infrastructure for the substations. The projects are scheduled for completion by 2013 and form part of the customer's multi stage Electrical Infrastructure Replacement project. ABB has previously successfully completed several similar projects for Rio Tinto.

Rio Tinto is a global leader in the exploration, mining and processing of minerals and metals, including aluminum, copper, diamonds, energy products, gold, industrial minerals and iron ore.

Source - ABB

voda 15 maart 2012 17:18

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BHPB finalizes manganese ore prices for April shipments To China

TEX reported that prices for manganese ores to be shipped to China by BHP Billiton, a major resource company, during April 2012 have been finalized at the same prices as agreed for March 2012 shipments except for Metallurgical Fines.

Namely, the agreed prices (all on CIF basis) are USD 4.75 per dmtu for GEMCO Lumps (Mn: 45.5%), USD 4.10 per dmtu for Metallurgical Fines (Mn: 48%), down by USD 0.2 per dmtu from price for March 2012 and USD 4.10 per dmtu for Mamatwan Lumps (Mn: 38%).

The prices were cut by 17% to 20% for January 2012 shipments and stayed unchanged for February and March 2012 shipments.

Source - TEX Report Limited

voda 21 maart 2012 16:52

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BHPB sees flattening signs of Chinese iron ore demand

Reuters reported that Australian iron ore miners, key beneficiaries of China's modern day industrial revolution, signaled demand growth was finally slowing in response to Beijing's moves to cool its economy.

BHP Billiton, the world's biggest miner, said it was seeing signs of flattening iron ore demand from China, though for now it was pushing ahead with ambitious plans to expand production.

Mr Ian Ashby, president of BHP's iron ore division, said that "Chinese economy is shifting, it's changing. Steel growth rates will flatten and they have flattened."

Mr Ashby said that China's demand for iron ore, a key steelmaking ingredient, will slow to single digit growth, but the country's annual steel output will still rise by some 60% by 2025.

The news knocked the Australian dollar, which fell a fifth of a US cent to USD 1.0595 right after the comments. The FOREX market is very sensitive to any hint of softening demand in China, given it is Australia's single biggest export market.

Mr Stan Shamu, an analyst at IG Markets, said that "What is concerning is the potential impact of single digit demand growth for iron ore. Iron ore demand from China makes up a bulk of our exports and this will impact terms of trade. This shows that terms of trade are peaking and likely to flatten down the line."

Chinese demand for iron ore has been the driving force behind years of expansion work by the world's biggest mining companies. More than 100 million rural Chinese are projected to settle in towns and cities in the next decade, requiring unprecedented amounts of steel for housing and infrastructure.

Rio, BHP and other big miners have been pursuing a strategy of running at full production and expanding capacity in long life and relatively low cost commodity assets compared to the selling price of ore, banking on squeezing out higher cost producers.

Analysts agreed even single digit growth in Chinese ore demand should be enough to spur miners to push ahead with production expansion plans.

Source – Reuters

voda 21 maart 2012 16:56

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Rio Tinto Finance (USA) plc prices USD 2.5 billion of fixed rate bonds

Rio Tinto has priced USD 2.5 billion of fixed rate bonds with a weighted average coupon of 2.97% and a weighted average maturity of 11.6 years.

The offering comprises USD 500 million of three year, USD 500 million of five year, USD 1 billion of 10 year and USD 500 million of 30 year SEC-registered debt securities. The bonds will be issued by Rio Tinto Finance (USA) plc and will be fully and unconditionally guaranteed by Rio Tinto plc and Rio Tinto Limited.

The three year notes pay a coupon of 1.125% and will mature on March 20th2015.

The five year notes pay a coupon of 2.000% and will mature on March 22nd 2017.

The 10 year notes pay a coupon of 3.500% and will mature on March 22nd2022.

The 30 year notes pay a coupon of 4.750% and will mature on March 22nd 2042.

Citigroup Global Markets Inc, Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc and JP Morgan Securities LLC acted as Joint Bookrunners.

Source – Rio Tinto

voda 22 maart 2012 16:52

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BHPB Pilbara expansion plan stays on track - Mr Ian Ashby

Mining giant BHP Billiton said it has no immediate plans to slow its USD 10 billion expansion in the Pilbara despite concerns that Chinese iron demand and steel production are softening.

The head of the miner’s iron ore division, Mr Ian Ashby said that it was full steam ahead despite speculation that BHP chairman Jacques Nasser had told investors the company was re-evaluating its spending plans in the Pilbara.

Mr Ashby told The Australian in Perth that BHP still expected Chinese steel production capacity to grow from about 700 million tonnes last year to between 1 billion tonnes and 1.1 billion tonnes. But he noted that the era of double-digit growth in Chinese steel production had ended.

He said that "The really high double digit numbers of the last seven or eight years…clearly, we don’t have those anymore. So you are getting into steel growth that is less than pure GDP growth. But the thing for us is that the size of the steel pie has gotten so big, which translates into the iron ore demand, and there is still plenty of opportunity to grow in that."

Mr Ashby said he believed the global floor price for iron ore was USD 120 a tonne compared to its current level of around USD 140.

The head of expansion projects at Rio Tinto Iron Ore, Mr David Joyce, was more bullish in his assessment of iron ore demand. He told the conference that China's crude steel consumption was forecast to be about 1billion tonnes by 2020.

He said Rio Tinto believed that increases for global iron ore supply to China would need to be at the rate of at least 100 million tonnes each year for the next seven years.

Source - www.theaustralian.com.au

voda 27 maart 2012 16:37

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Rio Tinto overweegt verkoop diamantmijnen
Gepubliceerd op 27 mrt 2012 om 09:46 | Views: 464

SYDNEY (AFN) - Het Brits-Australische mijnbouwbedrijf Rio Tinto zet zijn belangen in diamantmijnen in de etalage. Dat heeft het bedrijf, dat tot 's werelds grootste producent van diamanten behoort, dinsdag bekendgemaakt.

Volgens Rio Tinto groeit de vraag naar diamanten nog altijd sterk, terwijl het aanbod beperkt is doordat weinig nieuwe vindplaatsen worden ontdekt. Maar door de geringe schaalgrootte levert het delven van de kostbare stenen maar een relatief kleine bijdrage aan de winst. De mijnbouwgigant moet het vooral hebben van de ijzerertsactiviteiten.

voda 28 maart 2012 17:01

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Rio Tinto reviews options for future of its diamond business

Rio Tinto has begun a strategic review of its diamond business that will include exploring a range of options for potential divestment of its diamond interests.

Rio Tinto operates three diamond mines, Argyle in Australia, Diavik in Canada and Murowa in Zimbabwe as well as Bunder an advanced diamonds project in India.

Mr Harry Kenyon Slaney CEO of Diamonds & Minerals said that "We regularly review our businesses to ensure they remain aligned with Rio Tinto's strategy of operating large, long life, expandable assets. The diamonds market outlook is very positive, with demand growing strongly and lack of new discoveries limiting supply. We have a valuable high quality diamonds business but given its scale we are reviewing whether we can create more value through a different ownership structure.”

Mr Kenyon Slaney said that "This process may take some time. We're committed to keeping stakeholders informed about any key developments, and in the meantime are reassuring employees and the governments in the states and countries where we operate that it is very much business as usual."

Source - Rio Tinto

voda 28 maart 2012 17:02

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Rio Tinto and CMS scrap USD 2 billion smelter project in Malaysia

Reuters reported that Rio Tinto and Cahya Mata Sarawak have scrapped plans for USD 2 billion aluminium smelter project in Malaysia's Borneo island state of Sarawak as power supply terms could not be finalized.

CMS, a financial and construction conglomerate based in Sarawak said that both companies had worked to set up an aluminium smelter for years but could not agree on the commercial power supply terms with Sarawak Energy Berhad.

Mr Richard Curtis MD of CMS Group said that "As a result, Rio Tinto Aluminium Malaysia and CMS have agreed that they would cease to pursue plans to jointly develop an aluminium smelter at Samalaju in Sarawak but remain open to other future possible collaborations."

The aluminium smelter was supposed to have an annual capacity of 1.5 million tonnes to meet surging demand from China and other developing economies. But the project which was first announced in 2007 had not gone beyond the planning stage due to delays in constructing Bakun dam one of the world's largest hydroelectric dams that would provide cheap power to energy guzzling smelter.

Source - Reuters

voda 28 maart 2012 17:08

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Australian coal workers to strike at BHP Bowen Basin mines

Reuters quoted the workers' union said workers at BHP Billiton seven Bowen Basin coal mines in Australia will go on strike beginning Tuesday night following unproductive negotiations over work conditions with the company.

About 3,500 unionized workers went on strike at 6 PM local time in response to what the union said was management going back on in-principle clauses previously agreed to with its workforce. The action extends a months long dispute over working conditions in which workers have staged rolling work stoppages since mid-2011.

BMA-operated mines have a combined output capacity of more than 58 million tonnes per year of mostly metallurgical coal, representing about a fifth of annual global trade.

Source - Reuter

voda 28 maart 2012 17:08

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Rio Tinto completes USD 7 billion share buy back program

The USD 5 billion Rio Tinto buy back program announced in February 2011 and which was subsequently increased to USD 7 billion in August 2011, was completed on March 26th 2012.

Since the Group started buying back Rio Tinto plc shares in February 2011, 116,862,405 shares have been purchased at an average price of GBP 37.47, equivalent to USD 7.00 billion (GBP 4.38 billion).

At 26 March 2012, Rio Tinto plc held 14,567,573 shares in treasury and 1,410,807,893 shares were in public hands. The Rio Tinto Limited issued share capital remains unchanged at 435,758,720 shares.

Source - Rio Tinto

voda 29 maart 2012 16:59

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Rio Tinto receives binding offer for its specialty aluminas business

Rio Tinto has received a binding offer for its specialty aluminas business from HIG. A period of exclusivity has been agreed to with HIG and Rio Tinto will respond to the binding offer following consultation with the relevant European works councils. The terms of the binding offer are confidential.

Mr Guy Elliott chief financial officer of Rio Tinto said that "The potential sale is in line with our strategy of continuing to streamline our aluminium group through the divestment of non-core assets."

The specialty aluminas business is the largest integrated supplier of non-metallurgical grade aluminas with 4 production sites: Gardanne, La Bâthie, Beyrède in France, and Teutschenthal in Germany. It employs 730 people.

Source - Rio Tinto

voda 29 maart 2012 17:10

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Strike actions at BHP coal mines to escalate - Miners union

Reuters reported that workers will step up industrial action against seven Australian coal mines operated by BHP Billiton, which are among the largest in the world.

About 3,500 unionised workers started a 48 hour strike late Tuesday in response to what the union said was management going back on in principle clauses previously agreed with its workforce.

Mr Stephen Smyth, district president of the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU), told Australian Broadcasting Corp. union workers also wanted to see an end to the long running disagreement over wages and working conditions but that talks with BHP had recently gone backwards.

He said “At this stage industrial action will escalate at all seven mines.”

BHP Billiton spokesman Mr Antonios Papaspiropoulos said the union actions would affect production from the mines, which yield predominantly metallurgical coal used in steel making, though the full impact would not be known until the current quarter's production figures are tallied. He said “It will have an impact but those sort of figures won't be available until the next production results are put together.”

Mr Papaspiropoulos said the company would bypass unions and go straight to employees in hopes of resolving the dispute. He said “A new impasse has been reached. We have no choice now but to go back to our employees by way of a ballot and seek their guidance as to the way forward.”

The mines, operated under the BHP Billiton-Mitsubishi Alliance joint venture, have a combined output capacity of more than 58 million tonnes per year, representing about a fifth of annual global trade.

Source- Reuters

voda 30 maart 2012 15:57

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BHP Billiton announces change in iron ore leadership

BHP Billiton announced that its Iron Ore President, Mr Ian Ashby, would be leaving BHP Billiton on 1 July 2012, after more than 25 years with the Company.

Mr Ashby will be succeeded by Mr Jimmy Wilson, currently BHP Billiton Energy Coal President.

To allow a smooth transition, Mr Wilson will join the Iron Ore team immediately.

Energy Coal CFO, Mr Andre Liebenberg, will assume the role of Acting President, Energy Coal.

Mr Marcus Randolph BHP Billiton Group Executive and Chief Executive Ferrous and Coal said “Jimmy is a very experienced business leader who has more than 20 years’ experience with the Group. He will build on Ian’s successful leadership to continue to grow the Iron Ore business, while ensuring it continues to operate to world class standards. Jimmy’s background includes successful roles as President of the Energy Coal and Stainless Steel Materials business groups and he brings deep operating and project experience to his new role in Iron Ore. I know that he and his family are looking forward to returning to Perth.”

He added “I would also like to thank Ian for his tremendous contribution to BHP Billiton during his 25 years with the Group. Under his leadership Iron Ore has become our largest and most profitable business. Ian will leave Iron Ore in excellent shape and with a bright future. His wisdom and experience will be missed, and we wish him all the best.”

Source - BHPB

voda 2 april 2012 16:46

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BlackRock cuts BHP stake on Olympic Dam and Shale Gas Concerns

BlackRock Inc’s Ms Catherine Raw who helps manage the USD 14 billion World Mining Fund, trimmed holdings in BHP Billiton Lt following concerns the company’s Olympic Dam project and shale gas assets may curb returns.

Ms Raw a fund manager at BlackRock said that “Some of the decisions they are making are very good in terms of long term strategy but are you going to make money from it in the next three years, which is our investment horizon?. I struggle to understand how they are going to do that.”

BHP, the biggest mining company, hasn’t decided whether to expand the Olympic Dam uranium copper gold mine in South Australia at a cost Deutsche Bank AG estimated in October at USD 27.4 billion. It spent USD 16.9 billion in 2011 on shale gas, buying Petrohawk Energy Corp of the US and assets from Chesapeake Energy Corp.

Ms Raw said that “They need to clearly indicate to the market what their strategy around Olympic Dam is, around shale gas is, all of these things, to return confidence that they are not spending huge amounts of capex for very low returns. Which at the moment is the perception in the market and one of the reasons why we don’t need to be having such a large position.”

She added that “That’s our fear. It was a fear really that came in immediately after the shale acquisition.”

BlackRock is the largest shareholder of BHP’s Australian stock, with 5.7%, according to data Bloomberg compiled. It controls 10% of BHP’s London stock.

Source - Bloomberg

voda 3 april 2012 17:24

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BHPB force majeure at Bowen Basin coal mines

The world's biggest miner, BHP Billiton, is declaring force majeure at its coal mines in Australia's Bowen Basin due to prolonged union strikes and heavy rain, the company said on Monday, in a move that could spur prices of metallurgical coal.

About 3,500 unionised workers have been staging rolling work stoppages at the mines since mid-2011 and Australia's eastern state of Queensland, where the mines are located, was lashed by heavy flooding last year and heavy rain this year.

Last week, the mining workers' union announced it was stepping up its strike actions and union workers at all BMA mines have been on strike since last Tuesday through this Monday. This week, workers at three BMA mines Crinum, Gregory, and Blackwater will be on strike on Tuesday and Wednesday.

BHP said that it planned to hold a ballot for employees to vote on a proposed contract toward the end of April, but Mr Stephen Smyth, a spokesman for the union, said he was confident such an agreement would be voted down.

The union has already voted down two of BHP's proposed contracts. The main points of contention in the negotiations have not been pay for unionised workers, but conditions such work hours and scheduling.

Mr Smyth said that even without the industrial actions, however, BMA's production would be suffering the impact of recent rains. He added that "A lot of the mines are filled with water. There's next to no coal to be transported to the ports.”

BHP Billiton operates seven coal mines in the Bowen Basin that supply about a fifth of the world's metallurgical coal, or coking coal used in steelmaking. The mines, owned by BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance a joint venture between BHP and Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd, have an annual capacity of about 58 million tonnes.

Source - Reuters

voda 12 april 2012 17:01

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BHPB announced approval for USD 708 million for Mad Dog project

BHP Billiton announced approval for USD 708 million (BHP Billiton share) in precommitment funding for the Mad Dog Phase 2 project in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico. The funding will facilitate detailed engineering and the procurement of long lead time items related to the hull, topsides and subsea equipment.

The Mad Dog Phase 2 project is based on successful appraisal drilling which confirmed significant hydrocarbons in the southern portion of the Mad Dog field. The proposed project includes the development of a second spar facility with all subsea production and injection wells. The new facility is estimated to have a design capacity of approximately 130,000 barrels of oil per day that will be exported via the Mardi Gras Pipelines under existing agreements. A final investment decision is anticipated in calendar year 2013 with first production scheduled for calendar year 2018.

BHP Billiton Petroleum Chief Executive Officer, Mr J Michael Yeager said that “Mad Dog Phase 2 will join our extensive Gulf of Mexico portfolio that includes Mad Dog and Atlantis as well as the Shenzi and Neptune platforms that we operate. The extension of this field will underpin continued valuable liquids production from the Gulf of Mexico and further enhance our growth profile.”

Mad Dog is a partnership between BP (operator, 60.5% share), BHP Billiton (23.9%) and Chevron (15.6%).

Source - BHPB

voda 16 april 2012 16:46

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KKR wil diamantgigant vormen uit BHP, Rio onderdelen - media

LONDEN (Dow Jones)--Private equity firma Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) wil de diamantmijnen van BHP Billiton Ltd (BHP) and Rio Tinto PLC (RIO) opkopen om ze samen te voegen en zo een uitdager creeren voor de marktleiders in de sector, De Beers en Alrosa, meldt The Sunday Times.

KKR wordt genoemd als de leidende kandidaat in het bieden op BHP's Ekati diamantmijn in Canada voor circa $750 miljoen, meldt de krant zonder bronnen te citeren.

De private equity firma zou van plan zijn Ekati te combineren met Rio Tinto's diamantmijnbouwactiviteiten, die voor zo'n $2 miljard te koop staan, aldus de krant. Het gecombineerde bedrijf zal een marktaandeel van 15% vertegenwoordigen in de wereldwijde diamantsector.

Door James Herron. Vertaald en bewerkt door Ellen Proper; Dow Jones Nieuwsdienst: +31-20-5715200; ellen.proper@dowjones.com

voda 16 april 2012 17:13

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Rio Tinto may split off Pacific Aluminium unit - Independent

Rio Tinto Group may spin off its Pacific Aluminium unit and use debt secured with the assets to pay shareholders a special dividend.

The Independent said that the payment may be for as much as AUD 1 billion with the creation of a separate aluminum company traded in Australia scheduled for the end of the Q3.

A spokeswoman for Rio said that it’s not in a hurry to divest the Pacific Aluminium assets and may wait until the economic climate improves.

Source - Bloomberg.net

voda 17 april 2012 16:12

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Rio Tinto wil ijzerertsproductie verhogen in 2012

MELBOURNE (Dow Jones)--Rio Tinto PLC (RIO) verwacht in 2012 meer ijzererts te gaan produceren, alsmede een stijging in de output van gedolven koper en steenkool, zo verklaart het Brits-Australische mijnbouwbedrijf dinsdag bij de presentatie van zijn eerste kwartaalresultaten.

De resultaten over de eerste drie maanden van 2012 vielen uit onder de verwachting van analisten, waarbij Rio Tinto, de op e e n na grootste producent van ijzererts na het Braziliaanse Vale SA, bepaalde kern-grondstoffen zoals ijzererts en gedolven koper minder produceerde dan een kwartaal eerder.

In het eerste kwartaal produceerde het mijnbouwbedrijf middels hun eigen mijnbouw-ondernemingen en joint ventures op jaarbasis 9% meer ijzererts, waarbij het totaal uitkwam op 45,6 miljoen ton in het eerste kwartaal van 2012. In de driemaandse periode daarvoor lag de productie nog op een stijging van 11% ten opzichte van het vierde kwartaal van 2010. De lichte afname op maandbasis is te wijten aan de weersomstandigheden omdat het eerste kwartaal vaak het natst is in Australie, waarbij de productie van ijzererts en steenkool getroffen wordt door cyclonen en hevige regen.

Analisten gingen vooraf uit van een totale output van ijzererts van 50 miljoen ton in de eerste drie maanden van 2012.

"We hebben een solide eerste kwartaal gedraaid", aldus chief executive Tom Albanese, die daaraan toevoegt dat het bedrijf goed gepositioneerd is op de relatief sterke maar volatiele grondstofmarkten.

De productie van ijzererts is al jaren een van de drijvers in de omzet van Rio Tinto, waarbij het bedrijf miljarden investeerde in mijnen en havens om te kunnen anticiperen op de aanhoudende sterke vraag vanuit China en andere verstedelijkende Aziatische landen. Investeerders vragen zich af op die behoefte zich voorzet nu de economische groei in China lijkt af te nemen.

In het eerste kwartaal van 2012 nam de productie van gedolven koper met 18% af op jaarbasis en -13% ten opzichte van het vierde kwartaal, waarmee de totale productie uitkwam op 119.500 ton. Analisten hadden een totale productie van tussen de 145.000 ton en 147.000 ton voorzien.

Voor 2012 verwacht Rio Tinto een totale productie van al zijn activiteiten van 250 miljoen ton, tegenover 245 miljoen ton een jaar eerder.

Verder wil het concern de capaciteit in de afgelegen West-Australische Pibara regio in 2013 hebben uitgebreid tot een jaarlijkse output van 283 miljoen ton, waarbij de productie in het gebied in de jaren die daar op volgen mogelijk zelfs verhoogd zal worden naar een jaarlijkse totale productie van 353 miljoen ton.

Het aandeel noteert rond 10.50 uur 0,3% in de min op de Londense beurs. Op de Australische beurs sloot het aandeel 0,8% lager.

Door Robb M. Stewart; vertaald en bewerkt door Marleen Groen; Dow Jones Nieuwsdienst; +31 20 5715 200; marleen.groen@dowjones.com

voda 17 april 2012 16:20

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BHP takes first steps with outer harbour

BHP Billiton this week expects to take a small but crucial step towards its ultimate goal of a massive iron ore outer harbour at Port Hedland when a pre-construction piling program gets under way.

The two month exercise, which BHP hopes to begin by Friday, will see the installation of three open-ended tubular test piles along the proposed outer harbour jetty off Finucane Island.

Five open ended tubular steel piles to support survey equipment will also be installed. The piling program will take place between 1.7km and 31.5km off the Pilbara coast.

The outer harbour is a massive undertaking that analysts expect to cost at least USD 10 billion. It will comprise eight berths on a 2km wharf, a 4km jetty and a 34km shipping channel.

Two months ago BHP's board approved USD 855 million in pre commitment funding to enable the completion of a feasibility study for the project as well as the ordering of long-lead items.

BHP's board is expected to sign off on the outer harbour project late this year. It will do so against a headwind of an increasingly subdued global commodities outlook and investor agitation for BHP to return some of its big cash pile rather than invest in massive organic growth projects such as the outer harbour and the Olympic Dam copper-uranium-gold expansion.

Source - thewest.com.au

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