My bet would be they are just rolling out the debt maturity.
Any shale writedown would be a non cash impairment, and small enough not to trouble any loan covenants around debt to equity ratios.
It again demonstrates what I consider is a key competitive advantage of BHP - its ability to raise debt at very low rates.
Waiting for a dip to $30 to add the next parcel - if it eventuates.
News: BHP raises $2.6B in euro bond deal , page-4
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