BHP 2025 Economic Contribution Report Extract

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BHP Group Limited's Economic Contribution Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, reveals an underlying EBITDA of US$26 billion, capital and exploration expenditure of US$9.8 billion, and net debt of US$12.9 billion. Total direct economic contribution for FY2025 was US$46.8 billion, including payments to suppliers, employee wages, dividends, and taxes. Tax, royalty, and other government payments totaled US$10.4 billion, with US$6.8 billion (65%) paid in Australia. Over the past decade, BHP paid US$98.1 billion globally in taxes and royalties to governments, including approximately US$78.1 billion (A$103.1 billion) in Australia. A summary of payments to governments by country, broken down by type, is provided in the RNS. For example, total payments to governments in Australia were US$6,811.5 million, while in Chile they totalled US$3,212.2 million, and in Canada they amounted to US$48.8 million. A further breakdown of payments by project is also available in the RNS.

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