BHP reports two worker deaths at Escondida and Peak Downs mines

Bitget2026/10/21 10:04

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BHP suspended mining at Escondida following an employee fatality on September 23, 2026; investigations remain underway.
A separate fatality halted mining at Peak Downs for one week; other BMA operations suspended mining for 24 hours.
Quarterly copper production fell 19% to 401,000 tonnes, reflecting planned grade declines, maintenance and operational disruptions.
Carrapateena’s failed underground conveyor belt was replaced within seven weeks; the conveyor is now operating at full capacity.
FY27 production guidance remains unchanged despite the disruptions.

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BHP reports two worker deaths at Escondida and Peak Downs mines

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