15% of the way through FY2023 & the average thermal coal price is some 75-80% ahead of the average received through FY22.
The coal price would have to average USD$200 for the next 10 & bit months for realised price to equal FY22 (unikely according to futures contracts, but who knows).
If it averages $300USD from now to June 23 - average pricing received would be 43%!! higher than FY22 - and EBIT contribution 75-80% higher than FY22. Similar but not quite as impressive for met coal. This could well more than offset any drop in iron ore/copper earnings & sustain dividend at FY22 levels (ex petroleum divestment).
Ann: BHP Results Presentation Year Ended 30 June 2022, page-6
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