BHP FY26 revenue rises 15% to US$58.8 billion as copper lifts earnings and dividend to US$1.72 a share
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BHP reported a strong FY26, with revenue +15% and underlying EBITDA +27%, driven by copper where realized pricing rose to $5.74/lb and segment EBITDA increased 48%. The results reinforce tight copper fundamentals and long-duration demand narratives tied to electrification and data centers, though the article highlights sell-side targets implying limited upside for BHP shares, tempering equity sentiment.
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BHP reported FY27 revenue up 15% to US$58.8 billion, with underlying EBITDA rising 27% to US$32.9 billion and underlying attributable net profit gaining 30% to US$13.2 billion. Copper led the growth as the average realised price climbed to US$5.74 per pound, pushing copper EBITDA up 48%. The company raised its full-year dividend per share to US$1.72.
