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BHP Group Limited

Date: April 17, 2025

/s/ Stefanie Wilkinson

Stefanie Wilkinson

Group General Counsel and Group Company Secretary

6-K 1 d886015d6k.htm FORM 6-K FORM 6-K

UNITED STATES

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Form 6-K

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UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

17 April 2025

BHP GROUP LIMITED

(ABN 49 004 028 077)

(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)

VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

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If “Yes” is marked, indicate below the file number assigned to the registrant in connection with Rule 12g3-2(b): n/a “BHP’s performance in FY25 to date demonstrates the resilience of our business, with our copper and iron ore operations achieving record nine-month production amid challenging operating and market conditions.


				17 April 2025

Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Record iron ore and copper production demonstrating resilience of business

Group copper production rose 10%, underpinned by a 20% increase in output at Escondida and strong performances at Spence and Copper SA. In our WA iron ore operations, we continue to demonstrate supply chain excellence from pit to port, and delivered record tonnes from the Central Pilbara hub. At BMA in Queensland, in the highest rainfall wet season in more than a decade, steelmaking coal volumes rose by 5% following a strong performance across the open cut mines.

BHP recently achieved 40% female representation across our global employee base, a 23% point increase since 2016. The efforts that have underpinned this have made BHP a safer, more productive, and better performing business. We have a distinctive competitive advantage in responding to labour and skills shortages across our sector.

Despite the limited direct impact of tariffs on BHP, the implication of slower economic growth and a fragmented trading environment could be more significant. China’s ability to shift toward a consumption-led economy and for trade flows to adapt to the new environment will be key to sustaining the global outlook.

In the face of global volatility and policy uncertainty, BHP is poised to benefit from a flight to quality with tier one assets, industry-leading margins and high-return organic growth opportunities that will underpin value and returns through the cycle.”


		Mike Henry BHP Chief Executive Officer
Summary

Operational excellence		Guidance

Record iron ore and copper production		Production on track; Escondida MT updated

BHP delivered record nine-month group copper production of 1.5 million tonnes, driven by a 20% increase at Escondida and strong underlying performances across all other operated copper assets. We also delivered record nine-month iron ore production, with WAIO demonstrating its resilience to offset the impact of Tropical Cyclone Zelia and Tropical Storm Sean, and as Samarco continues to ramp up.		We are on track to deliver production in the upper half of the FY25 guidance ranges at Escondida, Pampa Norte and NSWEC, with Samarco expected at the upper end. FY25 production guidance ranges at all assets remain unchanged, with BMA now no longer guided to the upper half due to wet weather. We also remain on track to deliver FY25 unit cost guidance across all assets, except BMA where we expect unit costs to be higher due to weather and geotechnical challenges at Broadmeadow. We have optimised the growth program schedule at Escondida, including extending the expected life of the Los Colorados concentrator beyond FY29. This and other operational measures add ~400 kt of incremental production and extend medium term guidance of 900 – 1,000 ktpa to FY31.

Growth		Social value

Growing in copper and potash		Progress on decarbonisation

We are executing on our growth program with Jansen Stages 1 and 2 now 66% and 8% complete (respectively), the formation of the Vicuña joint venture, and the submission of the DIA permit relating to the Laguna Seca concentrator expansion at Escondida.		We are on track to achieve our target of reducing operational greenhouse gas emissions by at least 30% by FY30i. The pace of development of some decarbonisation technology has slowed, particularly relating to the displacement of diesel used for materials movement. We continue to work with our Original Equipment Manufacturer partners to advance zero emission technology and we are progressing certain site trials.



Production	Quarter performance								YTD performance					FY25 production guidance

	Q3 FY25		v Q2 FY25			v Q3 FY24			YTD Mar FY25		v YTD Mar FY24			Previous			Current

Copper (kt)		513.2		0	%		10	%		1,500.2		10	%		1,845 – 2,045			1,845 – 2,045

Escondida (kt)		333.6		(2	%)		16	%		977.6		20	%		1,180 – 1,300			1,180 – 1,300	Upper half

Pampa Norte (kt)ii		67.9		3	%		10	%		194.2		(3	%)		240 – 270	ii		240 – 270ii	Upper half

Copper South Australia (kt)		78.9		11	%		(0	%)		223.5		(4	%)		300 – 325			300 – 325	Unchanged

Antamina (kt)		30.9		1	%		(9	%)		97.7		(7	%)		115 – 135			115 – 135	Unchanged

Carajás (kt)		1.9		(37	%)		(39	%)		7.2		17	%		-			-	-

Iron ore (Mt)		61.8		(7	%)		0	%		192.6		1	%		255 – 265.5			255 – 265.5

WAIO (Mt)		60.1		(7	%)		(0	%)		188.3		1	%		250 – 260			250 – 260	Unchanged

WAIO (100% basis) (Mt)		67.8		(7	%)		(0	%)		212.5		1	%		282 – 294			282 – 294	Unchanged

Samarco (Mt)		1.6		11	%		39	%		4.4		18	%		5 – 5.5			5 – 5.5	Upper end

Steelmaking coal – BMA (Mt)iii		3.9		(12	%)		(35	%)		12.9		(26	%)		16.5 – 19			16.5 – 19	Original

BMA (100% basis) (Mt)iii		7.8		(12	%)		(35	%)		25.7		(26	%)		33 – 38			33 – 38	Original

Energy coal – NSWEC (Mt)		3.6		(3	%)		(13	%)		11.0		(6	%)		13 – 15			13 – 15	Upper half

Nickel – Western Australia Nickel (kt)iv		2.3		(71	%)		(88	%)		29.9		(49	%)		-			-	-

Note: Updates with respect to FY25 production guidance since the HY25 Results Announcement are shown in italics. Refer page 5 for footnotes.

BHP | Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Segment and asset performance | FY25 YTD v FY24 YTD

LOGO

Further information in Appendix 1

Detailed production and sales information for all operations in Appendix 2


Copper

Production 1,500 kt 10% YTD Mar FY24 1,360 kt FY25e 1,845 – 2,045 kt Average realised price US$4.19/lb 13% YTD Mar FY24 US$3.72/lb		Total copper production increased 10% to a record 1,500 kt. Copper production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 1,845 and 2,045 kt. Escondida 978 kt 20% (100% basis) Production increased primarily due to strong material mined, higher concentrator feed grade of 1.05%, increasing from 0.85%, and higher concentrator throughput. This was partially offset by planned lower cathode production, as the integration of the Full SaL leaching project continued. The project remains on track for first production later in FY25. Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 1,180 and 1,300 kt and is now expected to be in the upper half of this range, as strong operational performance across the year offset the challenges of Union N°1 strike action, sea swells at Puerto Coloso and the national Chilean power outage in February. Concentrator feed grade is now expected to be above 0.95% (previously above 0.90%) for FY25. Following the site visit in November 2024, we have continued to optimise our growth program schedule to reduce production impacts. It is expected the operation of the Los Colorados concentrator will be extended beyond FY29, without any impact to the remainder of the growth program. We anticipate this extension and other operational measures will increase production across the period from 2027 to 2031, to between 900 – 1,000 ktpa, extending current medium term guidance. The actions have the potential to add an incremental ~400 kt of production across the period. Pampa Norte 194 kt 3%
		Pampa Norte consists of Spence and Cerro Colorado. Spence production increased 3% due to improved stacked material and grades, notwithstanding the impact of the national Chilean power outage in February. Concentrator feed grade was broadly in line with the prior period.

		Production guidance for FY25 for Spence remains unchanged at between 240 and 270 kt, with production now expected to be in the upper half of the range.

		Cerro Colorado remains in temporary care and maintenance having contributed 11 kt of copper production in HY24.

		Copper South Australia 224 kt 4%

		Strong underlying performance following the weather-related power outage in Q2. The Olympic Dam smelter and refinery demonstrated operating stability, delivering strong copper cathode production and record refined gold and silver production in the quarter.

		Carrapateena is achieving higher productivity from the sub-level cave enabled by Crusher 2, delivering record mine and concentrator performance. Production was lower at Prominent Hill due to the impacts of the minor pit geotechnical instability and ventilation constraints in Q1, which was partially offset by inventory drawdowns.

		Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 300 and 325 kt.

		Other copper

		At Antamina, copper production decreased 7% to 98 kt reflecting planned lower concentrator throughput and a slight decline in feed grade. Zinc production was 22% lower at 68 kt, as a result of planned lower feed grade and lower throughput.

		For FY25, at Antamina, copper production guidance of between 115 and 135 kt and zinc production guidance of between 90 and 110 kt remain unchanged.

		Carajás produced 7.2 kt of copper and 5.5 troy koz of gold.

BHP | Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Iron ore


Production 193 Mt 1% YTD Mar FY24 190 Mt FY25e 255 – 265.5 Mt Average realised price US$82.93/wmt 21% YTD Mar FY24 US$104.53/wmt		Iron ore production increased 1% to a record 193 Mt. Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 255 and 265.5 Mt. WAIO 188 Mt 1% \| 213 Mt (100% basis) Production increased as a result of continued strong supply chain performance, with record volumes delivered from the Central Pilbara hub (South Flank and Mining Area C) following the completion of the ramp up of South Flank in FY24 and a 13% increase in productive movement. The Port Debottlenecking Project 1 (PDP1), which was delivered in CY24, has continued to unlock improved car dumper and ship loader performance with record nine-month shipments of iron ore. This strong performance was partially offset by the impact of Tropical Cyclone Zelia and Tropical Storm Sean, and the planned increase in tie-in activity of the multi-year Rail Technology Programme (RTP1). Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 250 and 260 Mt (282 and 294 Mt on a 100% basis). Samarco 4.4 Mt 18% \| 8.8 Mt (100% basis) Production continues to increase following the restart of the second concentrator in December. Ramp up is progressing well and production capacity is expected to increase to ~16 Mtpa of pellets (100% basis) once fully ramped up by the end of FY25 (ahead of schedule). Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 5 and 5.5 Mt, with production expected to be at the upper end of the range.

Coal Steelmaking coal
Production 12.9 Mt 26% YTD Mar FY24 17.4 Mt FY25e 16.5 – 19 Mt Average realised price US$200.12/t 26% YTD Mar FY24 US$272.09/t		BMA 12.9 Mt 26% \| 25.7 Mt (100% basis) Production increased 5% (excluding the contribution of Blackwater and Daunia in FY24). Strong performance across the open cut mines, underpinned by improved truck productivity and a draw down of inventory, helped mitigate the impact of significant wet weatherv in the December and March quarters. At Broadmeadow, we are operating at slower mining rates to safely manage the geotechnical characteristics of the current longwall panel. We expect this will continue into Q1 FY26. Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 16.5 and 19 Mt (33 and 38 Mt on a 100% basis). Following the impact of significant wet weather and geotechnical challenges at Broadmeadow, production is now no longer guided to the upper half of the range and unit costs for FY25 are now expected to be between US$128/t and US$133/tvi. Our work to improve raw coal inventory levels in prior periods has assisted in stabilising operating performance across the asset, as we have drawn down on inventory this quarter to help mitigate the impact of wet weather and geotechnical challenges. This will extend the inventory rebuild into CY27.

BHP | Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025



Energy coal
Production 11.0 Mt 6% YTD Mar FY24 11.6 Mt FY25e 13 – 15 Mt Average realised price US$115.99/t 4% YTD Mar FY24 US$120.97/t		NSWEC 11.0 Mt 6% Production decreased as a result of reduced truck availability, increased wet weather and a higher proportion of washed coal, partially offset by a draw down of inventory. Production guidance for FY25 remains unchanged at between 13 and 15 Mt, with production expected to be in the upper half of the range. On 16 April 2025, we received approval from the NSW Government to extend mining to 30 June 2030.

Group & Unallocated



Nickel

Production		Western Australia Nickel 30 kt 49%

30 kt 49% YTD Mar FY24 59 kt		Western Australia Nickel (WAN) transitioned into temporary suspension in HY25. No production guidance has been provided for FY25. BHP intends to review the decision to temporarily suspend WAN by February 2027.

Quarterly performance | Q3 FY25 v Q2 FY25


Copper		Iron ore
513 kt -% Q2 FY25 511 kt	Higher production at Copper SA with strong performance following the weather-related power outage in Q2 was offset by lower production at Escondida due to a national Chilean power outage and high sea swells which prevented concentrate loading onto vessels resulting in a temporary suspension to upstream concentrator operations.	62 Mt 7% Q2 FY25 66 Mt	Lower production at WAIO as a result of the impact of Tropical Cyclone Zelia and Tropical Storm Sean.
Steelmaking coal		Energy coal
3.9 Mt 12% Q2 FY25 4.4 Mt	Lower production due to significant wet weather, partially offset by inventory draw down.	3.6 Mt 3% Q2 FY25 3.7 Mt	Lower production due to reduced wash plant availability and the impact of wet weather.
Nickel
2.3 kt 71% Q2 FY25 8.0 kt	Inventory was drawn down as operations transitioned into temporary suspension in HY25.

BHP | Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Footnotes

Our operational GHG emissions are the Scopes 1 and 2 emissions from our operated assets. Our FY30 reduction target is from our FY20 baseline, adjusted for acquisitions, divestments and greenhouse gas emission calculation methodology changes. The latest BHP GHG Emissions Calculation Methodology is available at bhp.com/climate.

YTD March FY24 includes 11 kt from Cerro Colorado, which entered temporary care and maintenance in December 2023. Excluding these volumes, YTD March FY25 production increased 3%. Production guidance for FY25 is for Spence only. Refer to copper and the production and sales report for further information.

iii

YTD March FY24 production includes 5 Mt (10 Mt on a 100% basis) from the Blackwater and Daunia mines, which were divested on 2 April 2024. Excluding these volumes, YTD March FY25 production increased 5%. Following the impact of significant wet weather and geotechnical challenges, production is now no longer guided to the upper half of the guidance range. Refer to steelmaking coal and the production and sales report for further information.

iv	Western Australia Nickel ramped down and entered temporary suspension in December 2024. Refer to nickel and the production and sales report for further information.

v	649mm of rainfall recorded at Moranbah in the nine months ended 31 March 2025, 32% higher than the nine months ended 31 March 2024 (493mm).

vi	FY25 unit cost guidance is based on an exchange rate of AUD/USD 0.66.

BHP | Operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Appendix 1

Average realised pricesi


	Quarter performance								YTD performance
	Q3 FY25		v Q2 FY25			v Q3 FY24			YTD Mar FY25		v YTD Mar FY24

Copper (US$/lb)ii		4.56		22	%		18	%		4.19		13	%

Iron ore (US$/wmt, FOB)		86.85		6	%		(18	%)		82.93		(21	%)

Steelmaking coal (US$/t) iii		184.98		(7	%)		(34	%)		200.12		(26	%)

Energy coal (US$/t)iv		97.81		(21	%)		(16	%)		115.99		(4	%)

Based on provisional, unaudited estimates. Prices exclude sales from equity accounted investments, third party product and internal sales, and represent the weighted average of various sales terms (for example: FOB, CIF and CFR), unless otherwise noted. Includes the impact of provisional pricing and finalisation adjustments.

ii	Sales from Carrapateena and Prominent Hill acquired through the purchase of OZL are included since Q4 FY24 period.

iii

From FY25, steelmaking coal refers to hard coking coal which is generally those steelmaking coals with a Coke Strength after Reaction (CSR) of 35 and above. Comparative periods include impacts from weak coking coal, which refers generally to those steelmaking coals with a CSR below 35, which were sold by Blackwater and Daunia mines, divested on 2 April 2024.

iv	Export sales only. Includes thermal coal sales from steelmaking coal mines.

Current year unit cost guidance


	FY25 guidancei

Unit cost	Current

Escondida (US$/lb)		1.30 – 1.60	Unchanged

Spence (US$/lb)		2.00 – 2.30	Unchanged

Copper SA (US$/lb)ii		1.30 – 1.80	Upper half

WAIO (US$/t)		18.00 – 19.50	Unchanged

BMA (US$/t)		128 – 133	Increased

i	FY25 unit cost guidance is based on exchange rates of AUD/USD 0.66 and USD/CLP 842.

ii	Calculated using the following assumptions for by-products: gold US$2,000/oz, and uranium US$80/lb.

Medium term guidancei


	Production guidance		Unit cost guidanceii

Escondidaiii		900 – 1,000 ktpa	US$	1.50 – 1.80/lb

Spence		~250 ktpa	US$	2.05 – 2.35/lb

WAIO (100% basis)		>305 Mtpa		<US$17.50/t

BMA (100% basis)		43 – 45 Mtpa		<US$110/t

i	Medium term refers to a five-year time horizon unless otherwise noted.

ii	Unit cost guidance is based on exchange rates of AUD/USD 0.66 and USD/CLP 842.

iii	Medium term refers to FY27 to FY31. Production for FY25 and FY26 is expected to average between 1,200 and 1,300 ktpa.

Major projects

Commodity

Project and ownership

Project scope / capacity

Capital
expenditure
US$M

First
production
target date

Progress

Potash

Jansen Stage 1
(Canada)
100%

Design, engineering and construction of an underground potash mine and surface infrastructure, with capacity to produce 4.15 Mtpa.

5,723

End-CY26

Project is 66%

complete

Potash

Jansen Stage 2
(Canada)
100%

Development of additional mining districts, completion of the second shaft hoist infrastructure, expansion of processing facilities and addition of rail cars to facilitate production of an incremental 4.36 Mtpa.

4,859

FY29

Project is 8%

complete

The operating expenditure related to Potash for FY25 is expected to be ~US$300 m.

Exploration

Minerals exploration and evaluation expenditure was US$279 m for YTD March FY25 (YTD March FY24: US$311 m) of which US$241 was expensed (YTD March FY24: US$267 m).

BHP | Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025

Appendix 2


			Production																	Sales
			Quarter ended										Year to date							Quarter ended										Year to date
			Mar		Jun		Sep		Dec		Mar		Mar		Mar		Var			Mar		Jun		Sep		Dec		Mar		Mar		Mar		Var
			2024		2024		2024		2024		2025		2025		2024		%			2024		2024		2024		2024		2025		2025		2024		%
Group production and sales summary
By commodity
Metals production is payable metal unless otherwise noted.
Throughout this report figures in italics indicate that this figure has been adjusted since it was previously reported.
Copper	Payable metal in concentrate	kt		339.0		370.4		360.9		391.4		379.6		1,131.9		965.1		17	%		281.5		378.7		391.5		372.8		399.0		1,163.3		896.0		30	%
	Escondida	kt		239.2		258.5		264.8		295.4		288.4		848.6		668.2		27	%		204.0		261.3		273.2		275.0		309.2		857.4		625.2		37	%
	Pampa Norte	kt		39.5		39.4		35.7		36.6		36.1		108.4		110.9		(2	)%		26.9		49.3		44.0		36.5		36.5		117.0		93.1		26	%
	Copper South Australia	kt		23.3		32.1		21.8		25.9		22.3		70.0		74.2		(6	)%		17.1		28.0		30.4		25.9		23.8		80.1		70.9		13	%
	Antamina	kt		33.9		38.3		36.3		30.5		30.9		97.7		105.6		(7	)%		31.3		37.4		39.6		33.3		27.4		100.3		102.4		(2	)%
	Carajás	kt		3.1		2.1		2.3		3.0		1.9		7.2		6.2		17	%		2.2		2.7		4.3		2.1		2.1		8.5		4.4		93	%
	Cathode	kt		126.8		134.4		115.4		119.3		133.6		368.3		395.2		(7	)%		120.1		142.3		110.7		120.0		133.3		364.0		389.6		(7	)%
	Escondida	kt		49.0		50.7		39.4		44.4		45.2		129.0		147.9		(13	)%		44.3		54.6		37.6		43.2		47.4		128.2		145.7		(12	)%
	Pampa Norte	kt		22.1		26.5		24.4		29.6		31.8		85.8		88.8		(3	)%		22.1		26.5		24.1		30.0		30.7		84.8		89.8		(6	)%
	Copper South Australia	kt		55.7		57.2		51.6		45.3		56.6		153.5		158.5		(3	)%		53.7		61.2		49.0		46.8		55.2		151.0		154.1		(2	)%
	Total	kt		465.8		504.8		476.3		510.7		513.2		1,500.2		1,360.3		10	%		401.6		521.0		502.2		492.8		532.3		1,527.3		1,285.6		19	%
Lead	Payable metal in concentrate	t		-		131		21		148		234		403		201		100	%		108		9		125		35		181		341		353		(3	)%
	Antamina	t		-		131		21		148		234		403		201		100	%		108		9		125		35		181		341		353		(3	)%
Zinc	Payable metal in concentrate	t		18,409		15,839		19,374		22,792		26,026		68,192		87,553		(22	)%		17,559		14,118		19,609		25,328		22,249		67,186		88,563		(24	)%
	Antamina	t		18,409		15,839		19,374		22,792		26,026		68,192		87,553		(22	)%		17,559		14,118		19,609		25,328		22,249		67,186		88,563		(24	)%
Gold	Payable metal in concentrate	troy oz		79,159		100,013		85,668		90,468		89,841		265,977		262,947		1	%		70,398		92,323		98,936		89,174		92,357		280,467		257,054		9	%
	Escondida	troy oz		38,955		45,410		46,963		37,293		44,527		128,783		135,651		(5	)%		38,955		45,410		46,963		37,293		44,527		128,783		135,651		(5	)%
	Pampa Norte	troy oz		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%
	Copper South Australia	troy oz		36,427		48,355		32,928		48,309		40,457		121,694		114,706		6	%		28,136		40,507		44,761		47,719		42,825		135,305		109,794		23	%
	Carajás	troy oz		1,958		1,572		1,734		2,231		1,516		5,481		3,986		38	%		1,488		1,730		3,169		1,527		1,664		6,360		3,005		112	%
	Refined gold	troy oz		49,128		49,139		37,385		47,478		57,006		141,869		157,984		(10	)%		41,710		52,687		40,326		43,479		57,982		141,787		151,095		(6	)%
	Copper South Australia	troy oz		49,128		49,139		37,385		47,478		57,006		141,869		157,984		(10	)%		41,710		52,687		40,326		43,479		57,982		141,787		151,095		(6	)%
	Total	troy oz		128,287		149,152		123,053		137,946		146,847		407,846		420,931		(3	)%		112,108		145,010		139,262		132,653		150,339		422,254		408,149		3	%
Silver	Payable metal in concentrate	troy koz		2,620		3,317		3,150		3,277		3,418		9,845		8,276		19	%		2,431		3,137		3,126		3,084		3,198		9,408		7,896		19	%
	Escondida	troy koz		1,328		1,549		1,546		1,619		1,787		4,952		3,897		27	%		1,328		1,549		1,546		1,619		1,787		4,952		3,897		27	%
	Pampa Norte	troy koz		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%
	Copper South Australia	troy koz		252		312		223		253		186		662		822		(19	)%		189		311		295		218		173		686		811		(15	)%
	Antamina	troy koz		713		873		878		954		1,017		2,849		2,486		15	%		587		694		782		796		810		2,388		2,117		13	%
	Refined silver	troy koz		248		265		206		133		462		801		730		10	%		188		329		202		110		486		798		629		27	%
	Copper South Australia	troy koz		248		265		206		133		462		801		730		10	%		188		329		202		110		486		798		629		27	%
	Total	troy koz		2,868		3,582		3,356		3,410		3,880		10,646		9,006		18	%		2,619		3,466		3,328		3,194		3,684		19,614		16,421		19	%
Uranium	Payable metal in concentrate	t		863		929		672		725		783		2,180		2,674		(18	)%		394		1,554		677		640		710		2,027		1,770		15	%
	Copper South Australia	t		863		929		672		725		783		2,180		2,674		(18	)%		394		1,554		677		640		710		2,027		1,770		15	%
Molybdenum	Payable metal in concentrate	t		824		699		1,084		751		801		2,636		1,917		38	%		677		678		862		872		839		2,573		1,709		51	%
	Pampa Norte	t		203		117		182		136		187		505		677		(25	)%		219		134		181		138		223		542		684		(21	)%
	Antamina	t		621		582		902		615		614		2,131		1,240		72	%		458		544		681		734		616		2,031		1,025		98	%
Iron ore	Western Australia Iron Ore (WAIO)	kt		60,299		68,173		63,363		64,751		60,137		188,251		186,763		1	%		61,868		67,323		63,408		64,341		59,234		186,983		188,654		(1	)%
	Samarco	kt		1,174		1,041		1,285		1,471		1,635		4,391		3,707		18	%		1,258		1,043		1,002		1,508		1,445		3,955		3,723		6	%
	Total	kt		61,473		69,214		64,648		66,222		61,772		192,642		190,470		1	%		63,126		68,366		64,410		65,849		60,679		190,938		192,377		(1	)%
Steelmaking coal¹	BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA)	kt		6,035		4,922		4,515		4,430		3,919		12,864		17,353		(26	)%		6,359		4,904		4,273		4,726		3,791		12,790		17,390		(26	)%
Energy coal	NSW Energy Coal (NSWEC)	kt		4,149		3,751		3,675		3,698		3,596		10,969		11,617		(6	)%		3,932		3,678		3,951		3,803		3,509		11,263		11,489		(2	)%
Nickel2	Western Australia Nickel	kt		18.8		23.0		19.6		8.0		2.3		29.9		58.6		(49	)%		18.8		23.2		19.9		11.2		2.2		33.3		57.7		(42	)%
Cobalt2	Western Australia Nickel	t		179		181		294		121		35		450		553		(19	)%		179		181		294		121		-		415		481		(14	)%

1 Production and sales included contribution from Blackwater and Daunia mines until their divestment on 2 April 2024. BMA includes thermal coal sales.

2 WA Nickel ramped down and entered temporary suspension in December 2024.

BHP | Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025


			Production																	Sales
			Quarter ended										Year to date							Quarter ended										Year to date
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Production and sales
By asset
Copper

Metals production is payable metal unless otherwise noted.
Escondida, Chile¹		BHP interest 57.5%
	Material mined	kt		103,872		102,752		100,416		116,083		117,038		333,537		286,502		16	%
	Concentrator throughput	kt		31,653		34,377		32,488		35,293		32,889		100,670		99,737		1	%
	Average copper grade—concentrator	%		0.92%		0.99%		1.00%		1.06%		1.09%		1.05%		0.85%		24	%
	Production ex mill	kt		238.6		279.5		269.9		309.8		295.6		875.3		681.9		28	%
	Payable copper	kt		239.2		258.5		264.8		295.4		288.4		848.6		668.2		27	%		204.0		261.3		273.2		275.0		309.2		857.4		625.2		37	%
	Copper cathode (EW)	kt		49.0		50.7		39.4		44.4		45.2		129.0		147.9		(13	)%		44.3		54.6		37.6		43.2		47.4		128.2		145.7		(12	)%
	Oxide leach	kt		14.4		13.8		7.8		12.2		14.3		34.3		48.9		(30	)%
	Sulphide leach	kt		34.6		36.9		31.6		32.2		30.9		94.7		99.0		(4	)%
	Total copper	kt		288.2		309.2		304.2		339.8		333.6		977.6		816.1		20	%		248.3		315.9		310.8		318.2		356.6		985.6		770.9		28	%
	Payable gold concentrate	troy oz		38,955		45,410		46,963		37,293		44,527		128,783		135,651		(5	)%		38,955		45,410		46,963		37,293		44,527		128,783		135,651		(5	)%
	Payable silver concentrate	troy koz		1,328		1,549		1,546		1,619		1,787		4,952		3,897		27	%		1,328		1,549		1,546		1,619		1,787		4,952		3,897		27	%
1 Shown on a 100% basis.
Pampa Norte, Chile		BHP interest 100%
Copper	Payable metal in concentrate	kt		39.5		39.4		35.7		36.6		36.1		108.4		110.9		(2	)%		26.9		49.3		44.0		36.5		36.5		117.0		93.1		26	%
	Cathode	kt		22.1		26.5		24.4		29.6		31.8		85.8		88.8		(3	)%		22.1		26.5		24.1		30.0		30.7		84.8		89.8		(6	)%
	Total copper	kt		61.6		65.9		60.1		66.2		67.9		194.2		199.7		(3	)%		49.0		75.8		68.1		66.5		67.2		201.8		182.9		10	%
Gold		troy oz		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%
Silver		troy koz		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%
Molybdenum		t		203		117		182		136		187		505		677		(25	)%		219		134		181		138		223		542		684		(21	)%

Cerro Colorado¹
	Material mined	kt		-		-		-		-		-		-		-		-
	Ore stacked	kt		-		-		-		-		-		-		154		(100	)%
	Average copper grade—stacked	%		-		-		-		-		-		-		0.58%		(100	)%
	Copper cathode (EW)	kt		-		-		-		-		-		-		11.1		(100	)%		-		-		-		-		-		-		12.5		(100	)%

Spence
	Material mined	kt		15,968		19,951		23,260		25,238		21,848		70,346		69,595		1	%
	Ore stacked	kt		6,008		5,926		4,928		5,974		5,584		16,486		15,865		4	%
	Average copper grade—stacked	%		0.56%		0.54%		0.73%		0.81%		0.62%		0.72%		0.58%		24	%
	Concentrator throughput	kt		8,055		7,766		7,547		7,722		7,754		23,023		23,679		(3	)%
	Average copper grade—concentrator	%		0.64%		0.70%		0.64%		0.62%		0.63%		0.63%		0.64%		(2	)%
	Payable copper	kt		39.5		39.4		35.7		36.6		36.1		108.4		110.9		(2	)%		26.9		49.3		44.0		36.5		36.5		117.0		93.1		26	%
	Copper cathode (EW)	kt		22.1		26.5		24.4		29.6		31.8		85.8		77.7		10	%		22.1		26.5		24.1		30.0		30.7		84.8		77.3		10	%
	Total copper	kt		61.6		65.9		60.1		66.2		67.9		194.2		188.6		3	%		49.0		75.8		68.1		66.5		67.2		201.8		170.4		18	%
	Payable gold concentrate	troy oz		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%		1,819		4,676		4,043		2,635		3,341		10,019		8,604		16	%
	Payable silver concentrate	troy koz		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%		327		583		503		451		428		1,382		1,071		29	%
	Payable molybdenum	t		203		117		182		136		187		505		677		(25	)%		219		134		181		138		223		542		684		(21	)%

1 Cerro Colorado entered temporary care and maintenance in December 2023.

BHP | Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025


			Production																								Sales
			Quarter ended															Year to date									Quarter ended										Year to date
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Copper (continued)
Copper South Australia, Australia		BHP interest 100%
Copper	Payable metal in concentrate	kt		27.4			34.7			27.9			28.0			24.8			80.7			84.2			(4	)%		17.1		28.0		30.4		25.9		23.8		80.1		70.9		13	%
	Cathode	kt		55.7			57.2			51.6			45.3			56.6			153.5			158.5			(3	)%		53.7		61.2		49.0		46.8		55.2		151.0		154.1		(2	)%
	Total copper	kt		83.1			91.9			79.5			73.3			81.4			234.2			242.7			(4	)%		70.8		89.2		79.4		72.7		79.0		231.1		225.0		3	%
	Payable metal in concentrate transfer to Olympic Dam	kt		(4.1	)		(2.6	)		(6.1	)		(2.1	)		(2.5	)		(10.7	)		(10.0	)		7	%
	Net copper	kt		79.0			89.3			73.4			71.2			78.9			223.5			232.7			(4	)%
Gold	Payable metal in concentrate	troy oz		43,209			52,045			46,452			52,288			46,097			144,837			132,684			9	%		28,136		40,507		44,761		47,719		42,825		135,305		109,794		23	%
	Refined gold	troy oz		49,128			49,139			37,385			47,478			57,006			141,869			157,984			(10	)%		41,710		52,687		40,326		43,479		57,982		141,787		151,095		(6	)%
	Total gold	troy oz		92,337			101,184			83,837			99,766			103,103			286,706			290,668			(1	)%		69,846		93,194		85,087		91,198		100,807		277,092		260,889		6	%
	Payable metal in concentrate transfer to Olympic Dam	troy oz		(6,782	)		(3,690	)		(13,524	)		(3,979	)		(5,640	)		(23,143	)		(17,978	)		29	%
	Net gold	troy oz		85,555			97,494			70,313			95,787			97,463			263,563			272,690			(3	)%
Silver	Payable metal in concentrate	troy koz		282			333			254			264			198			716			876			(18	)%		189		311		295		218		173		686		811		(15	)%
	Refined silver	troy koz		248			265			206			133			462			801			730			10	%		188		329		202		110		486		798		629		27	%
	Total silver	troy koz		530			598			460			397			660			1,517			1,606			(6	)%		377		640		497		328		659		1,484		1,440		3	%
	Payable metal in concentrate transfer to Olympic Dam	troy koz		(30	)		(21	)		(31	)		(11	)		(12	)		(54	)		(54	)		0	%
	Net silver	troy koz		500			577			429			386			648			1,463			1,552			(6	)%
Uranium		t		863			929			672			725			783			2,180			2,674			(18	)%		394		1,554		677		640		710		2,027		1,770		15	%

Olympic Dam
	Material mined	kt		2,747			2,815			2,734			1,918			2,498			7,150			7,939			(10	)%
	Ore milled	kt		2,511			2,912			2,617			2,407			2,462			7,486			7,741			(3	)%
	Average copper grade	%		1.96	%		2.00	%		1.99	%		2.09	%		1.99	%		2.02	%		2.01	%		0	%
	Average uranium grade	kg/t		0.57			0.58			0.60			0.59			0.56			0.58			0.58			0	%
	Copper cathode (ER and EW)	kt		55.7			57.2			51.6			45.3			56.6			153.5			158.5			(3	)%		53.7		61.2		49.0		46.8		55.2		151.0		154.1		(2	)%
	Refined gold	troy oz		49,128			49,139			37,385			47,478			57,006			141,869			157,984			(10	)%		41,710		52,687		40,326		43,479		57,982		141,787		151,095		(6	)%
	Refined silver	troy koz		248			265			206			133			462			801			730			10	%		188		329		202		110		486		798		629		27	%
	Payable uranium	t		863			929			672			725			783			2,180			2,674			(18	)%		394		1,554		677		640		710		2,027		1,770		15	%

Prominent Hill
	Material mined	kt		1,094			1,175			927			1,111			1,119			3,157			3,329			(5	)%
	Ore milled	kt		1,473			1,815			1,559			1,761			1,364			4,684			4,925			(5	)%
	Average copper grade	%		0.86%			0.94%			0.73%			0.72%			0.82%			0.75%			0.85%			(11	)%
	Concentrate produced	kt		22.3			28.4			19.6			21.5			19.2			60.3			69.7			(13	)%
	Payable copper	kt		10.9			14.6			9.5			10.9			9.7			30.1			35.9			(16	)%		6.5		7.3		10.9		8.0		9.5		28.4		25.5		11	%
	Payable gold concentrate	troy oz		21,019			25,357			20,976			25,445			24,309			70,730			68,829			3	%		14,644		12,955		18,719		19,658		22,614		60,991		50,213		21	%
	Payable silver concentrate	troy koz		62			90			63			70			63			196			190			3	%		38		48		73		48		51		172		150		15	%

Carrapateena
	Material mined	kt		1,232			1,486			1,470			1,476			1,202			4,148			3,743			11	%
	Ore milled	kt		1,226			1,450			1,446			1,429			1,306			4,181			3,763			11	%
	Average copper grade	%		1.52%			1.57%			1.45%			1.37%			1.31%			1.38%			1.44%			(5	)%
	Concentrate produced	kt		45.9			62.0			59.2			57.6			50.6			167.4			132.7			26	%
	Payable copper	kt		16.5			20.1			18.4			17.1			15.1			50.6			48.3			5	%		10.6		20.7		19.5		17.9		14.3		51.7		45.4		14	%
	Payable gold concentrate	troy oz		22,190			26,688			25,476			26,843			21,788			74,107			63,855			16	%		13,492		27,552		26,042		28,061		20,211		74,314		59,581		25	%
	Payable silver concentrate	troy koz		220			243			191			194			135			520			686			(24	)%		151		263		222		170		122		514		661		(22	)%

BHP | Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025


			Production																Sales
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Copper (continued)

Antamina, Peru		BHP interest 33.75%
	Material mined	kt		56,233		62,481		64,094		57,497		51,529		173,120		181,082		(4)%
	Concentrator throughput	kt		14,312		14,534		13,096		13,323		13,140		39,559		43,382		(9)%
	Average head grade - copper	%		0.83%		0.91%		0.91%		0.77%		0.81%		0.83%		0.85%		(3)%
	Average head grade - zinc	%		0.68%		0.68%		0.67%		0.84%		0.85%		0.79%		0.96%		(18)%
	Payable copper	kt		33.9		38.3		36.3		30.5		30.9		97.7		105.6		(7)%		31.3		37.4		39.6		33.3		27.4		100.3		102.4		(2)%
	Payable zinc	t		18,409		15,839		19,374		22,792		26,026		68,192		87,553		(22)%		17,559		14,118		19,609		25,328		22,249		67,186		88,563		(24)%
	Payable silver	troy koz		713		873		878		954		1,017		2,849		2,486		15%		587		694		782		796		810		2,388		2,117		13%
	Payable lead	t		-		131		21		148		234		403		201		100%		108		9		125		35		181		341		353		(3)%
	Payable molybdenum	t		621		582		902		615		614		2,131		1,240		72%		458		544		681		734		616		2,031		1,025		98%


Carajás, Brazil		BHP interest 100%
	Material mined	kt		163		134		180		152		140		472		352		34%
	Ore milled	kt		163		135		161		170		128		460		353		30%
	Average copper grade	%		2.07%		1.68%		1.61%		1.92%		1.64%		1.73%		1.91%		(9)%
	Production ex mill	kt		12.9		8.8		9.9		12.6		7.9		30.4		25.7		18%
	Average gold grade	g/t		0.50		0.48		0.46		0.54		0.50		0.50		0.48		4%
	Payable copper	kt		3.1		2.1		2.3		3.0		1.9		7.2		6.2		17%		2.2		2.7		4.3		2.1		2.1		8.5		4.4		93%
	Payable gold concentrate	troy oz		1,958		1,572		1,734		2,231		1,516		5,481		3,986		38%		1,488		1,730		3,169		1,527		1,664		6,360		3,005		112%



Iron ore
Iron ore production and sales are reported on a wet tonnes basis.

WAIO, Australia		BHP interest 85%
	Newman Joint Venture	kt		15,032		14,368		13,358		13,796		11,991		39,145		43,734		(10)%
	Area C Joint Venture	kt		24,920		29,070		28,839		29,578		27,869		86,286		76,798		12%
	Yandi Joint Venture	kt		4,434		5,293		4,440		3,777		3,819		12,036		12,562		(4)%
	Jimblebar¹	kt		15,913		19,442		16,726		17,600		16,458		50,784		53,669		(5)%
	Total	kt		60,299		68,173		63,363		64,751		60,137		188,251		186,763		1%
	Total (100%)	kt		68,131		76,773		71,593		73,071		67,844		212,508		210,249		1%
	Lump	kt																		19,175		20,260		19,377		20,319		18,822		58,518		59,320		(1)%
	Fines	kt																		42,693		47,063		44,031		44,022		40,412		128,465		129,334		(1)%
	Total	kt																		61,868		67,323		63,408		64,341		59,234		186,983		188,654		(1)%
	Total (100%)	kt																		69,775		75,898		71,543		72,594		66,765		210,902		211,863		0%
1 Presented on a 100% basis. BHP interest in saleable production is 85%.


Samarco, Brazil		BHP interest 50%
	Total	kt		1,174		1,041		1,285		1,471		1,635		4,391		3,707		18%		1,258		1,043		1,002		1,508		1,445		3,955		3,723		6%

BHP | Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2025


			Production																Sales
			Quarter ended										Year to date						Quarter ended										Year to date
			Mar 2024		Jun 2024		Sep 2024		Dec 2024		Mar 2025		Mar 2025		Mar 2024		Var %		Mar 2024		Jun 2024		Sep 2024		Dec 2024		Mar 2025		Mar 2025		Mar 2024		Var %
Coal

Coal production is reported on the basis of saleable product.
BMA, Australia		BHP interest 50%

	Blackwater¹	kt		1,070		25		-		-		-		-		3,547		(100)%

	Goonyella	kt		1,824		2,047		1,359		1,439		1,228		4,026		4,387		(8)%

	Peak Downs	kt		1,012		1,238		1,249		1,073		1,098		3,420		2,979		15%

	Saraji	kt		759		817		940		1,171		883		2,994		2,470		21%

	Daunia¹	kt		524		13		-		-		-		-		1,500		(100)%

	Caval Ridge	kt		846		782		967		747		710		2,424		2,470		(2)%

	Total2	kt		6,035		4,922		4,515		4,430		3,919		12,864		17,353		(26)%

	Total (100%)2	kt		12,070		9,844		9,030		8,860		7,838		25,728		34,706		(26)%

	Coking coal	kt																		5,410		4,862		4,273		4,695		3,708		12,676		14,663		(14)%

	Weak coking coal	kt																		927		42		-		-		-		-		2,208		(100)%

	Thermal coal	kt																		22		-		-		31		83		114		519		(78)%

	Total1	kt																		6,359		4,904		4,273		4,726		3,791		12,790		17,390		(26)%

	Total (100%)1	kt																		12,718		9,808		8,546		9,452		7,582		25,580		34,780		(26)%

1 Production and sales included contribution from Blackwater and Daunia mines until their divestment on 2 April 2024. 2 Production figures include some thermal coal.

NSWEC, Australia		BHP interest 100%

	Export	kt																		3,558		3,254		3,416		3,471		3,128		10,015		10,587		(5)%

	Domestic	kt																		374		424		535		332		381		1,248		902		38%

	Total	kt		4,149		3,751		3,675		3,698		3,596		10,969		11,617		(6)%		3,932		3,678		3,951		3,803		3,509		11,263		11,489		(2)%

Other

Nickel production is reported on the basis of saleable product.

Western Australia Nickel, Australia¹		BHP interest 100%

Mt Keith	Nickel concentrate	kt		32.4		42.6		35.9		5.4		-		41.3		118.9		(65)%

	Average nickel grade	%		15.2		17.8		17.1		16.7		-		17.0		16.3		4%

Leinster	Nickel concentrate	kt		60.3		76.6		72.5		-		-		72.5		189.7		(62)%

	Average nickel grade	%		7.8		9.0		8.8		-		-		8.8		8.0		10%

	Refined nickel²	kt		8.8		14.7		12.1		0.1		-		12.2		35.2		(65)%		8.6		14.8		13.5		0.8		-		14.3		34.8		(59)%

	Nickel sulphate³	kt		1.0		1.6		0.3		-		-		0.3		2.6		(88)%		0.8		1.5		0.6		0.3		0.1		1.0		2.3		(57)%

	Intermediates and nickel by-products4	kt		9.0		6.7		7.2		7.9		2.3		17.4		20.8		(16)%		9.4		6.9		5.8		10.1		2.1		18.0		20.6		(13)%

	Total nickel	kt		18.8		23.0		19.6		8.0		2.3		29.9		58.6		(49)%		18.8		23.2		19.9		11.2		2.2		33.3		57.7		(42)%

	Cobalt by-products	t		179		181		294		121		35		450		553		(19)%		179		181		294		121		-		415		481		(14)%

1	WA Nickel ramped down and entered temporary suspension in December 2024.

2	High quality refined nickel metal, including briquettes and powder.

3	Nickel sulphate crystals produced from nickel powder.

4	Nickel contained in matte and by-product streams.

BHP | Operational Review for the quarter ended 30 September 2024

Variance analysis relates to the relative performance of BHP and/or its operations during the nine months ended March 2025 compared with the nine months ended March 2024, unless otherwise noted. Production volumes, sales volumes and capital and exploration expenditure from subsidiaries are reported on a 100% basis; production and sales volumes from equity accounted investments and other operations are reported on a proportionate consolidation basis. Numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals provided due to rounding. Medium term refers to a five-year horizon, unless otherwise noted.

The following abbreviations may have been used throughout this report: billion tonnes (Bt); cost and freight (CFR); cost, insurance and freight (CIF), carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2-e), dry metric tonne unit (dmtu); free on board (FOB); giga litres (GL); greenhouse gas (GHG); grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm3), grams per tonne (g/t); high-potential injury (HPI); kilograms per tonne (kg/t); kilometre (km); million ounces per annum (Mozpa); metres (m), million pounds (Mlb); million tonnes (Mt); million tonnes per annum (Mtpa); percentage point (ppt); ounces (oz); OZ Minerals Limited (OZL); part per million (ppm), pounds (lb); thousand ounces (koz); thousand ounces per annum (kozpa); thousand tonnes (kt); thousand tonnes per annum (ktpa); thousand tonnes per day (ktpd); tonnes (t); total recordable injury frequency (TRIF); wet metric tonnes (wmt); and year to date (YTD).

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