WEC issues aside BHP is cashed up the max, and spending big on plant upgrades and acquisitions world wide. As mentioned for a trade under 30 it presents great value, pulling out of the WEC BHP is well suited to lead the ride into the next commodity race. BHP have taken advantage of the WEC to perform major plant upgrades extending critical refining plant life past 15yrs and uprating capacity in the process. Recent acquisitions will set then in box seat against the perceived invasion of China's influx into the commodity market.
If this were cribbage i'd say sub 30 presents 29.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $41.38 | $41.53 | $41.15 | $305.6M | 7.403M |
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