BHP Group


A quality but increasingly-expensive metals play

19/01/23 -"While our earnings estimates have been upgraded and the premia for the peer-based measures increased to 25% (vs. 20% earlier) – as BHP by virtue of its >55% Chinese sales exposure is a proxy to play ..."

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90
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English
Published on
19/01/23
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NAV/SOTP Sector: Ratios & Valorisation
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