BHP Group Limited American Depositary Shares (Each representing two Ordinary Shares) BHP

BHP Group Limited es una empresa de recursos con sede en Australia. La compañía se dedica a la exploración, desarrollo y producción de propiedades de petróleo y gas; y a la minería de cobre, plata, zinc, molibdeno, uranio, oro, mineral de hierro, carbón metalúrgico y energético. Tiene cuatro segmentos: Petróleo, Cobre, Mineral de Hierro y Carbón. Su segmento de Petróleo se dedica a la exploración, desarrollo y producción de petróleo y gas. Su segmento de Cobre se dedica a la minería de cobre, plata, zinc, molibdeno, uranio y oro. Su segmento de Mineral de Hierro se dedica a la minería de mineral de hierro. Su segmento de Carbón se dedica a la minería de carbón metalúrgico y energético. Las operaciones de la compañía se encuentran en aproximadamente 90 ubicaciones, incluyendo Australia, Europa, China, Japón, India, Corea del Sur, resto de Asia, América del Norte y América del Sur. En Estados Unidos, produce petróleo y gas en campos marinos en el Golfo de México y es socio en un proyecto de cobre no desarrollado ubicado en Arizona.

Con 12 acciones de BHP (USD 1.040,88) habrías recibido USD 41,28 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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