Tag: BHP
BHP announces multiple leadership changes
BHP has announced changes to its executive leadership team that reflect the company's simplified portfolio and transformation agenda.
Joining the company's Executive Leadership Team are...
BHP’s proposed Olympic Dam expansion declared ‘major development’
The South Australian Government has declared BHP's Olympic Dam's growth plans 'a major development' – an important first step in a comprehensive State and...
BHP announces $200m investment in Victoria
BHP has approved a $200 million investment to develop the western dome of the Barracouta (West Barracouta) gas field in Bass Strait, Victoria Australia.
The project,...
BHP officially sheds “Billiton” from name
BHP Billiton announced that it has dropped the second part of its name following shareholder approval.
The move, which is part of its multimillion rebranding...
BHP secures two Canadian oil exploration licences
BHP has announced that it has secured the rights to explore for world class conventional oil assets in the offshore Orphan Basin in Eastern...
BHP wraps up sale of US Onshore US oil and gas assets
BHP has completed the sale of its interests in the Eagle Ford, Haynesville and Permian Onshore US oil and gas assets to BP America...
Thiess wins $1.2bn mining services contract from BHP
CIMIC's Thiess has landed a $1.2 billion contract from BHP to carry out mining services at the company's Mt Arthur Coal operation in the...
BHP says drones will transform the freight industry
BHP is accelerating the adoption of drones across its mine sites, with drones now taking flight at the company's ocean freight operations.
Realising the enormous...
BHP sells Fayetteville Onshore US gas assets for US$300m
BHP has sold its Fayetteville Onshore US gas assets to a wholly owned subsidiary of Merit Energy Company (Merit) for a total consideration of...
BHP offloads onshore US oil and gas assets for US$10.8bn
BHP has agreed to sell its onshore US oil and gas assets for a combined fee of US$10.8 billion.
The all-cash transactions will see BHP...
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Automotive canopy and tray manufacturer manages 6,000 SKUs with self-implemented ERP
Australian automotive accessories manufacturer Trig Point self-implemented an ERP system in just three months and gained control over its unwieldy component inventory, product customizations, and production processes. “We wouldn’t be able to manage that without a system like this,” says Chris Wasylkiw, Production Engineer.
