But "what if" average commodity prices 5% below today's spot prices are received by BHP in FY07? Well, that generates fy07 earnings per share of US$2.45 (again not adjusting for buybacks), or A$3.30 per share. That puts BHP on a prospective P/E of 8.4x, with +30% EPS growth, and will see a reported profit number of US $14bil, which will place them as the 8th most profitable company in the world.
Now that's impressive. Thanks to srixon for the link to the above information.
A screaming buy IMO. And did you see some of the numbers in the after-market sales?
everyone got on board right, page-10
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