As the pandemic situation evolves, Mike Henry said, the company will take even stronger measures to protect its workforce, the communities in which they work, and BHP’s operations.
“Our customers continue to need what we produce. We’re continuing to be able to sell all of what we’re producing,” he said.
“As you would expect, though, there has been downward pressure on prices for some commodities, but so far, iron ore and coking coal prices have held up reasonably well,” he added.
“We are resilient should demand fall and prices move lower,” Henry said, citing the company’s low-cost assets, strong balance sheet and net debt at the bottom end of its target range.
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