- BHP is considering shutting down its Nickel West operations in Western Australia, putting thousands of jobs at risk. The mining giant operates Australia's only nickel smelter in Kalgoorlie and a refinery in Kwinana. The drop in nickel prices has prompted concerns about the future of the industry, with around 2500 jobs potentially on the line.
- Western Australia Premier Roger Cook expressed worry about the situation, emphasizing the need to address the challenges facing the nickel industry. BHP's CEO, Mike Henry, acknowledged the difficult conditions ahead of the company's half-yearly results. Henry highlighted the uncertainty in the Western Australian nickel industry and stated that action is being taken to navigate the current market conditions.
- One of the significant challenges is a substantial decrease in nickel prices, attributed to an influx of nickel from Indonesia, flooding the market. The company is assessing how to adapt to these market dynamics and mitigate potential job losses in response to the challenging environment.
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Thursday, 15 February 2024
BHP Contemplates Closure of Western Australia Nickel Operations, Jeopardizing Thousands of Jobs.
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BHP Contemplates Closure of Western Australia Nickel Operations, Jeopardizing Thousands of Jobs.
BHP is considering shutting down its Nickel West operations in Western Australia, putting thousands of jobs at risk. The mining giant ope...
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BHP is considering shutting down its Nickel West operations in Western Australia, putting thousands of jobs at risk. The mining giant ope...
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