• Record operational performance and capital discipline delivers resilient returns and growth
• Achieved gender balance in global employee base, first global listed mining company to do so
• Investing in growth, with ~70% of medium-term capex in future-facing commodities of potash and copper

BHP Group Limited announced its financial results for the year ended 30 June 2025. The company achieved record operational performance, delivering record copper and iron ore production, while maintaining its position as the world's lowest-cost major iron ore producer. Underlying EBITDA was US$26 bn with a 53% margin, and underlying attributable profit was US$10.2 bn. This strong performance allowed BHP to determine a final dividend of 60 US cents per share. The company continues to invest in growth, with plans to spend US$11 bn in capital and exploration in each of the next two years, reducing to US$10 bn on average each year between FY28 and FY30. Key growth projects include the Jansen potash project in Canada, expansions at Escondida in Chile and Copper South Australia, and the Vicuña project in Argentina. BHP also made meaningful progress on sustainability, remaining on track to reduce operational greenhouse gas emissions by at least 30% from FY20 levels by FY30. The company achieved gender balance within its global employee base, becoming the first global, listed mining company to do so. BHP expects the global economic outlook to be mixed, with growth expected to ease to 3% or slightly below in the near-term, but remains confident in the long-term fundamentals of its key commodities.

BHP expects to invest ~70% of its medium-term capital expenditure in the future-facing commodities of potash and copper. The company's capital and exploration expenditure guidance remains unchanged in FY26 and FY27 at ~US$11 bn, and has reduced forecast capital spend by US$1 bn per annum to ~US$10 bn each year on average between FY28 and FY30.

BHP remains confident in the long-term fundamentals of steelmaking materials, copper and fertilizers, which are critical to global growth, urbanization and the energy transition. The company is well-positioned to deliver enduring value through the cycle, backed by a diversified portfolio of large, long-life assets, disciplined low-cost operations and a strong balance sheet.