That may be missing the fact that they have no debt and about $1/sh cash, so 50% return on fcf is conservative now that bhp purchase is off table for them (they kept up 50% was paying off 4b in debt...)
the 5-7% divi you mention @50% pay ratio for a half, is a 20-28% Fcf yield for 1 year... not sure how that can be called "not that high" unless comparing to last years crazy high coal price... id call that a good return with potential upside now that price has stabilised and coming in to nth winter.
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