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WATCH: Higher commodity prices give BHP a boost

Business Day TV speaks to investment analyst Seleho Tsatsi

BHP’s bid for Anglo American is contrived to cut out most of Anglo’s SA business, which reflects how out of favour SA assets have become to the global majors, says the writer. Picture: REUTERS/DAVID GRAY
BHP’s bid for Anglo American is contrived to cut out most of Anglo’s SA business, which reflects how out of favour SA assets have become to the global majors, says the writer. Picture: REUTERS/DAVID GRAY

BHP has delivered bumper profits. The world’s biggest miner by market value has posted a 54% jump in headline earnings per share, driven by surging commodity prices. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with investment analyst Seleho Tsatsi.

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