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  • South32 Limited

    Mining and metal production, from a portfolio of assets that included bauxite, alumina, aluminium, copper, silver, lead, zinc, nickel, metallurgical coal and manganese.

    S32$3.760
     0.010 0.27%

    Data last updated:May 17, 2024 – 4.40pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    3.750

    Open

    3.740

    Day Range

    3.720 - 3.780

    52 Week Range

    2.750 - 4.100

    Volume

    16,370,984

    Value

    48,370,796

    Bid

    3.760

    Ask

    3.770

    Dividend Yield

    1.52%

    P/E Ratio

    4.83

    Market Cap

    17.030B

    Total Issue

    4,529,258,568

    ASX Announcements

    Strategy and Business Update

    Progress Report, Web Casts

    • May 14, 2024
    • 51 pages

    Change in substantial holding

    Change in substantial holding

    • May 3, 2024
    • 37 pages

    Market Sensitive

    Quarterly Report - March 2024

    Third Quarter Activities Report

    • Apr 22, 2024
    • 12 pages

    Notification of cessation of securities - S32

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • Apr 5, 2024
    • 4 pages

    Notification regarding unquoted securities - S32

    Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

    • Apr 5, 2024
    • 5 pages

    View all S32 announcements

    This Month

    Anglo American wants to “rapidly” sell its Australian coking coal assets.

    Anglo American wants a single buyer for its Australian coal division

    The London-listed diversified miner this week unveiled a major divestment plan designed partly to keep a $64.4 billion buyout proposal from BHP from succeeding.

    • Peter Ker
    Damage inflicted on a manganese loading wharf after bulk carrier MV Anikitos crashed into it during Cyclone Megan on Groote Eylandt.

    This small cap has rocketed since South32’s manganese mine disaster

    Shares in Jupiter Mines have doubled in value since Cyclone Megan forced the closure of one of the world’s biggest producers of the steel making commodity.

    • Tom Richardson
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    What a second Trump presidency could bring

    The influential American conservative platform Project 2025 has spent two years crafting a 900-page proposal for key areas of immigration, tax and trade.

    • Matthew Cranston
    Mike Henry must have carefully planned his move for Anglo. Eamon Gallagher

    BHP’s siren song to Anglo shareholders is operational excellence

    A claim to be the mining sector’s “best operator” is a big part of BHP’s pitch to Anglo American shareholders, as it promises to get more blood out of the same stones.

    • Peter Ker
    Mike Henry must have carefully planned his move for Anglo.

    How BHP’s ‘Meticulous Mike’ prepared for Anglo American rebuff

    Dubbed “Meticulous Mike” by the Australian media, the Canadian executive must have carefully planned his move for Anglo, down to the inevitable initial rejection.

    • Tom Wilson and Nic Fildes
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    April

    The interest rate story should prompt a rethink for investors, Morgan Stanley says.

    How to adjust your ASX portfolio for a higher-for-longer world

    Hot inflation and the prospect that rate cuts will be further delayed should encourage investors to rotate from banks towards miners, Morgan Stanley says. 

    • James Thomson
    Damage inflicted on a manganese loading wharf after bulk carrier MV Anikitos crashed into it during Cyclone Megan on Groote Eylandt.

    South32 manganese mine repairs to take a year after cyclone in NT

    Shares shot up 9 per cent in ASX-listed manganese producer Jupiter Mines after South32 confirmed global supply of the ore will be curtailed.

    • Elouise Fowler
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    China’s biggest steel maker exits Queensland coal

    Chinese state-owned steel maker Baowu has called time on a dirty decade by selling an undeveloped coal asset acquired in the 2014 takeover of Aquila Resources.

    • Peter Ker
    BlueScope boss Mark Vassella.

    Clock ticks on BlueScope’s dibs at South32’s $2.5b coal sale; DD afoot

    The confidential deed grants BlueScope 60 business days to look at the books, followed by another 20 days to exercise its matching rights.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    When CSR boss Julie Coates returned to work in early January, an important matter landed on her desk.

    UBS, Barrenjoey, BofA top M&A league table in blockbuster-free quarter

    Saint-Gobain’s $4.3 billion bid for building materials giant CSR was the biggest deal for the quarter with Barrenjoey and Lazard on for advice.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Damage to a pipeline and manganese loading port at Groote Eylandt as a result of Cyclone Megan.

    South32 CEO has $8m reasons to rue that cyclone

    Can he secure his long-term incentives for the first time since FY16? It’d be easier if not for Cyclone Megan.

    • Updated
    • Myriam Robin

    March

    Damage from Cyclone Megan to Milner Bay Groote Eylandt Wharf one of the world’s most important manganese ports.

    Cyclone Megan wreaks havoc on South32 manganese port

    Manganese exports from the world’s largest export port in the NT face huge disruptions after a bulk carrier ship damaged a wharf during the high winds and swell.

    • Tom Richardson and Brad Thompson

    February

    Port Kembla is key asset in Bluescope’s portfolio.

    BlueScope considers tilt at South32 mines to pre-empt $2.5b sale

    The move could reunite the Illawarra coal mining and steel assets that were once owned by BHP. South32 has agreed to sell the mines to an Indonesian group.

    • Elouise Fowler and Peter Ker
    Alcoa’s Matt Reed.

    Alcoa in $3.3b bid for Australian partner Alumina

    The deal would bring a global portfolio of bauxite mines, alumina refineries and aluminium smelters under one roof.

    • Updated
    • Peter Ker
    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sees short-term pain in the nickel sector. But miners worry a more structural shift is occurring.

    The big problem with Albo’s nickel fix

    The government says its tax credits plan will help the sector through a short-term period of pain. But South32 CEO Graham Kerr questions that assessment. 

    • James Thomson
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    Kambalda will do better than some other nickel towns nearby, publican Steve Cole says.

    Inside the pub at ground zero of Australia’s nickel woes

    The sudden crash in nickel’s fortunes has put more than the share price of big miners at risk. Entire towns could be facing wipe out, and its on people’s minds at the Kambalda Hotel.

    • Brad Thompson
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    South32 pulls trigger on $3.3b zinc mine in green agenda

    South32 has opted to push ahead with a new mine in Arizona, despite a big jump in its price tag.

    • Brad Thompson

    South32 hits battered IGO with $120m royalty claim

    IGO’s woes continue to pile up, with miner South32 calling in the lawyers in pursuit of more than $120 million in royalties.

    • Brad Thompson
    Schroder’s Adam Alexander.

    Schroders sticks with South32 after metals rout

    Portfolio manager Adam Alexander says the market is too conservative on the miner and shares why the fund bought into winemaker Treasury Wine Estates.

    • Joanne Tran

    January

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    Nickel glut prompts rethink for South32’s Colombian mine

    CEO Graham Kerr says South32 might reshape the mine’s output. He also says his Worsley alumina refinery doesn’t have the issues that shuttered Alcoa’s Kwinana.

    • Hans van Leeuwen

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