BHP's CEO Steps Down, New Leader Takes Helm
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BHPs CEO Mike Henry to Step Down, Brandon Craig to Take Over: A Summary
BHPs CEO, Mike Henry, is set to retire on July 1, 2026, after a successful six-and-a-half-year tenure. He will be succeeded by Brandon Craig, a seasoned operations and leadership expert with over 25 years at BHP.
Under Henrys leadership, BHP became the worlds largest copper producer, with copper now accounting for more than half of the companys recent half-year profits. Henry praised the progress made during his time, highlighting BHPs improved safety, performance, and readiness for future growth.
Craig, currently BHPs president for the Americas, will bring his extensive experience to the CEO role. He plans to build on the teams strengths to deliver value for shareholders, with BHP shares rising by 0.3% in early trading today.
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