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BHP Group Limited (BHP) FY2026 Financial Statements: Revenue $58.76B, Attributable profit $9.83B

CIK 0000811809 · NYSE · Latest period: FY2026 (ended 2026-06-30, 20-F accession 0001193125-26-354647) · Next expected filing: 6-K ~2027-02-16

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PeriodFY2026

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BHP Group Limited reported revenue of $58.76 billion for FY2026, the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, up 14.6% from a year earlier, as higher copper, iron ore and steelmaking coal prices lifted results. Profit attributable to BHP shareholders was $9.83 billion, up 9.0%, or $3.86 per diluted American Depositary Share, after a non-cash impairment of the Jansen potash project in Canada and costs related to the 2015 Samarco dam failure in Brazil. Underlying EBITDA, a non-IFRS measure, was $32.95 billion, up 26.8%, and copper supplied more than half of it for the first time, at $18.19 billion.

MetricAmountvs. year ago
Revenue$58,760,000,000up 14.6%
Attributable profit$9,833,000,000up 9.0%
Diluted EPS per ADS$3.86up 8.9%
Underlying EBITDA$32,947,000,000up 26.8%
Copper Underlying EBITDA$18,187,000,000up 47.5%

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About this file

TickerBHP
CIK0000811809
CompanyBHP Group Limited
Business typeindustrial
Schema templateindustrial (diversified mining), IFRS presentation
Reporting currencyUSD
Converted to USDno
Unitsactual US dollars (not millions); per-share figures are per American Depositary Share (one ADS = two ordinary shares); share counts are ordinary shares as filed

BHP annual income statement, balance sheet and cash flow

FY2026FY2025FY2024
Period start2025-07-012024-07-012023-07-01
Period end2026-06-302025-06-302024-06-30
Period typefiscal yearfiscal yearfiscal year
Source accession20-F20-F20-F
Accounting basisIFRS as issued by the IASB (audited, Form 20-F)IFRS as issued by the IASB (audited, Form 20-F)IFRS as issued by the IASB (audited, Form 20-F)
Income statement
Revenue58,760,000,00051,262,000,00055,658,000,000
Other income514,000,000368,000,0001,285,000,000
Expenses excluding net finance costs-35,979,000,000-32,319,000,000-36,750,000,000
Profit from equity accounted investments net of impairments574,000,000153,000,000-2,656,000,000
Operating income23,869,000,00019,464,000,00017,537,000,000
Net finance costs-1,455,000,000-1,111,000,000-1,489,000,000
Income before taxes22,414,000,00018,353,000,00016,048,000,000
Total taxation expense-9,388,000,000-7,210,000,000-6,447,000,000
Net income13,026,000,00011,143,000,0009,601,000,000
Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests3,193,000,0002,124,000,0001,704,000,000
Net income attributable to shareholders9,833,000,0009,019,000,0007,897,000,000
Basic shares5,078,000,0005,073,000,0005,068,000,000
Diluted shares5,089,000,0005,083,000,0005,077,000,000
Diluted EPS3.8643.5483.110
Basic EPS3.8723.5563.116
Cash flow
Depreciation and amortisation6,201,000,0005,540,000,0005,295,000,000
Operating cash flow21,778,000,00018,692,000,00020,665,000,000
Capex-9,849,000,000-9,398,000,000-8,816,000,000
Exploration and evaluation expenditure-408,000,000-396,000,000-457,000,000
Net investing cash flows-12,011,000,000-13,350,000,000-8,762,000,000
Proceeds from streaming arrangement liability4,300,000,00000
Dividends paid-6,756,000,000-6,403,000,000-7,675,000,000
Dividends paid to noncontrolling interests-2,355,000,000-1,873,000,000-1,424,000,000
Net financing cash flows-3,280,000,000-5,971,000,000-11,669,000,000
Balance sheet
Cash and cash equivalents18,532,000,00011,894,000,000
Total current assets31,033,000,00022,830,000,000
Property plant and equipment80,046,000,00076,457,000,000
Total assets121,387,000,000108,790,000,000
Interest bearing liabilities current2,684,000,0002,018,000,000
Total current liabilities16,465,000,00015,639,000,000
Interest bearing liabilities noncurrent24,437,000,00022,478,000,000
Total liabilities65,066,000,00056,572,000,000
Equity attributable to shareholders50,923,000,00047,665,000,000
Noncontrolling interests5,398,000,0004,553,000,000
Total equity56,321,000,00052,218,000,000
Total debt27,121,000,00024,496,000,000
Ordinary shares outstanding period end5,081,000,0005,076,000,000
Per share
Dividends determined in respect of year3.442.22.92
Dividends paid during year2.662.483.04
Non ifrs measures
Underlying attributable profit13,204,000,00010,157,000,00013,660,000,000
Underlying EBIT26,640,000,00020,240,000,00023,631,000,000
Underlying EBITDA32,947,000,00025,978,000,00029,016,000,000
Capital and exploration expenditure10,257,000,0009,794,000,0009,273,000,000
Free cash flow bhp definition9,767,000,0005,342,000,00011,903,000,000
Net debt8,694,000,00012,924,000,0009,120,000,000
Gearing ratio percent13.419.815.7
Underlying return on capital employed percent26.120.627.2
Underlying basic EPS5.2004.0045.390
Segments
Copper
Revenue29,031,000,00022,530,000,00018,566,000,000
Underlying EBITDA18,187,000,00012,326,000,0008,564,000,000
Iron ore
Revenue23,883,000,00022,919,000,00027,952,000,000
Underlying EBITDA14,529,000,00014,396,000,00018,913,000,000
Coal
Revenue5,590,000,0005,046,000,0007,666,000,000
Underlying EBITDA832,000,000573,000,0002,290,000,000
Group and unallocated items eliminations
Revenue256,000,000767,000,0001,474,000,000
Underlying EBITDA-601,000,000-1,317,000,000-751,000,000
Conversion
Ads ratio2.02.02.0

BHP quarterly income statement, balance sheet and cash flow

None.

BHP year-to-date income statement and cash flow

HY2026 (half year ended 31 December 2025)HY2025 (half year ended 31 December 2024)
Period start2025-07-012024-07-01
Period end2025-12-312024-12-31
Period typehalf yearhalf year
Source accession0001193125-26-0528510001193125-26-052851
Income statement
Revenue27,902,000,00025,176,000,000
Other income213,000,000222,000,000
Expenses excluding net finance costs-16,075,000,000-16,367,000,000
Profit from equity accounted investments net of impairments220,000,00095,000,000
Operating income12,260,000,0009,126,000,000
Net finance costs-705,000,000-457,000,000
Income before taxes11,555,000,0008,669,000,000
Total taxation expense-4,431,000,000-3,384,000,000
Net income7,124,000,0005,285,000,000
Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests1,484,000,000869,000,000
Net income attributable to shareholders5,640,000,0004,416,000,000
Basic shares5,077,000,0005,072,000,000
Diluted shares5,089,000,0005,083,000,000
Diluted EPS2.2161.738
Basic EPS2.2221.742
Cash flow
Depreciation and amortisation2,920,000,0002,648,000,000
Operating cash flow9,372,000,0008,317,000,000
Capex-5,070,000,000-5,006,000,000
Exploration and evaluation expenditure-193,000,000-199,000,000
Net investing cash flows-6,466,000,000-5,669,000,000
Dividends paid-3,080,000,000-3,865,000,000
Dividends paid to noncontrolling interests-989,000,000-1,097,000,000
Net financing cash flows-1,450,000,000-5,270,000,000
Balance sheet
Cash and cash equivalents13,466,000,000
Total current assets25,928,000,000
Property plant and equipment79,851,000,000
Total assets116,012,000,000
Interest bearing liabilities current3,431,000,000
Total current liabilities15,726,000,000
Interest bearing liabilities noncurrent24,590,000,000
Total liabilities60,547,000,000
Equity attributable to shareholders50,407,000,000
Noncontrolling interests5,058,000,000
Total equity55,465,000,000
Total debt28,021,000,000
Conversion
Ads ratio2.02.0
  • Accounting basis. IFRS (IAS 34), unaudited half-year financial statements furnished on Form 6-K

Adjustments

Splits appliednone
ADR ratio2
Per share basisEvery per-share figure (basic and diluted EPS, underlying basic EPS, dividends per share) is stated per American Depositary Share. BHP prints these in US cents per ordinary share; they are shown here in US dollars and multiplied by two, because each ADS represents two ordinary shares of BHP Group Limited, as the FY2026 Form 20-F states on its cover and in note 7. Share counts are ordinary shares as filed, not ADSs.
FXNone. BHP prepares its financial statements in US dollars, so no currency conversion was needed.
SplitsNo share split or consolidation falls within the periods presented.

Notes

  • All annual figures are taken from the FY2026 Form 20-F (accession 0001193125-26-354647): the consolidated income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement and notes, plus the non-IFRS financial information section of the Operating and Financial Review. The statements are prepared under IFRS as issued by the IASB and are audited.
  • BHP's fiscal year ends on 30 June: FY2026 is the year ended 30 June 2026. The income statement and cash flow statement present FY2026, FY2025 and FY2024; the balance sheet presents 30 June 2026 and 30 June 2025 only, so FY2024 carries no balance sheet here.
  • No quarterly periods are reported. BHP reports financial results half-yearly, not quarterly, and files no 10-Q; its quarterly operational reviews (such as the operational review for the year ended 30 June 2026, furnished on Form 6-K, accession 0001193125-26-306705) report production and unit costs, not financial statements. The half-year block covers the six months ended 31 December 2025 (HY2026), with the six months ended 31 December 2024 (HY2025) as its comparative. Both are taken from BHP's financial results for the half year ended 31 December 2025, furnished on Form 6-K on 17 February 2026 (accession 0001193125-26-052851): the consolidated income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement, and note 6 (earnings per share). That balance sheet is presented as at 31 December 2025 and 30 June 2025 only, so HY2025 carries no balance sheet. The half-year 'total_debt' is total interest bearing liabilities from the net debt and gearing table in the same report. The FY2026 Annual Report furnished on Form 6-K (accession 0001193125-26-355840) reproduces the same audited statements as the Form 20-F.
  • BHP presents expenses by nature and does not report cost of sales or gross profit, so neither appears here. 'operating_income' is the line BHP calls 'Profit from operations'. 'expenses_excluding_net_finance_costs' is BHP's single operating-expense line.
  • 'net_income' is profit after taxation for the whole Group, including the share belonging to non-controlling interests (chiefly the minority partners in Minera Escondida). Earnings per share are struck on 'net_income_attributable_to_shareholders' (profit attributable to BHP shareholders): US$9,833 million in FY2026 over 5,089 million diluted weighted average shares.
  • 'total_taxation_expense' combines income tax expense with royalty-related taxation, as BHP's income statement totals them.
  • 'capex' is the cash flow statement's 'Purchases of property, plant and equipment', which BHP itself calls capital expenditure. Exploration and evaluation expenditure is shown separately; BHP's combined 'capital and exploration expenditure' (US$10,257 million in FY2026) is in the non-IFRS block.
  • No standard free-cash-flow line (operating cash flow less capex) is published here. BHP defines free cash flow as net operating cash flows plus net investing cash flows (US$9,767 million in FY2026), and that is the figure shown, as 'free_cash_flow_bhp_definition' in the non-IFRS block.
  • 'total_debt' is total interest bearing liabilities (current plus non-current, including lease liabilities) as printed in BHP's net debt reconciliation: US$27,121 million at 30 June 2026. BHP's own net debt measure (US$8,694 million) also deducts cash, a portion of index-linked freight lease liabilities and certain derivatives.
  • Underlying EBITDA, underlying EBIT, underlying attributable profit, underlying basic EPS, underlying return on capital employed, free cash flow, net debt and gearing are BHP's non-IFRS measures, taken as BHP reports them. Underlying figures exclude exceptional items: in FY2026, US$3,371 million after tax, made up of a US$2,300 million impairment of the Jansen potash project and US$1,071 million related to the 2015 Samarco dam failure.
  • Segment revenue and Underlying EBITDA are from note 1 of the financial statements. BHP has three reportable segments (Copper, Iron Ore, Coal); 'group_and_unallocated_items_eliminations' covers Potash, Western Australia Nickel, legacy assets, the Antamina silver streaming activities, functions and consolidation adjustments. The segments sum to the Group totals in every year.
  • In FY2026 BHP received US$4,300 million from a streaming arrangement, shown in financing activities as 'proceeds_from_streaming_arrangement_liability'.
  • Dividends 'determined in respect of the year' are those declared for that year's results, including the final dividend declared after year-end: for FY2026, an interim dividend of 73 US cents and a final dividend of 99 US cents per ordinary share (172 US cents in total, or US$3.44 per ADS). The final dividend was determined on 18 August 2026 and is payable on 23 September 2026. Dividends 'paid during the year' are the cash dividends actually paid within the fiscal year.
  • Ordinary shares outstanding at period end are from the five-year financial information summary in the Form 20-F (5,081 million at 30 June 2026). The Form 20-F cover reports 5,081,391,706 ordinary shares outstanding at the close of the period.

Uncertainties

  • BHP prints its per-share amounts in US cents per ordinary share, with one decimal place. Converting to US dollars per ADS (dividing by 100 and multiplying by two) is exact, but recomputing EPS from the rounded totals can differ from the printed figure in the last decimal place.
  • The FY2024 net debt figure (US$9,120 million) comes from the three-year non-IFRS net debt table in the Form 20-F. The FY2024 balance sheet itself is not presented in this filing.
  • The HY2026 and HY2025 half-year figures come from BHP's half-year financial statements furnished on Form 6-K (accession 0001193125-26-052851). Those statements are unaudited and prepared under IAS 34 'Interim Financial Reporting', whereas the annual figures are from the audited statements in the Form 20-F.

Company details

NameBHP Group Ltd
TickerBHP
CIK0000811809
ExchangeNYSE
State
IncorporationAustralia
SIC1000
OfficeEnergy & Transportation
IndustryMetal Mining

Fiscal period

Fiscal year2026
Fiscal periodFY
TagFY26
Period end2026-06-30
Form20-F
Accession0001193125-26-354647
Fiscal year end0630
Sourcederived

Source filings

RoleCurrentFormFiscal yearFiscal periodTagPeriod endFiledAccessionSource
annualyes20-F2026FYFY262026-06-302026-08-180001193125-26-354647derived

FAQ · BHP financial statements

What was BHP's revenue in FY2026?

BHP Group Limited reported revenue of $58.76 billion for FY2026, the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026. That is up 14.6% from $51.26 billion a year earlier.

How much profit did BHP make in FY2026?

BHP Group Limited's profit attributable to shareholders was $9.83 billion for FY2026, up 9.0% from $9.02 billion a year earlier. The result was reduced by a non-cash impairment of the Jansen potash project and by costs related to the 2015 Samarco dam failure.

What were BHP's earnings per share for FY2026?

BHP Group Limited's diluted earnings were $3.86 per American Depositary Share for FY2026, compared with $3.55 a year earlier. Each BHP ADS represents two ordinary shares.

How much of BHP's EBITDA came from copper in FY2026?

Copper generated $18.19 billion of BHP Group Limited's $32.95 billion in Underlying EBITDA, a non-IFRS measure, for FY2026. Copper's contribution was up 47.5% from a year earlier, as higher realised copper prices outweighed lower production at Escondida and Spence.

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When does BHP Group Limited (BHP) next file with the SEC?

BHP Group Limited (BHP) is expected to file its next Form 6-K with the SEC on or around February 16, 2027. That date is a projection rather than a company-announced date: it is derived from BHP Group Limited's own filing history with the SEC, by taking the date the company filed the same fiscal period a year earlier and adding 52 weeks. The most recent periodic report on file is the 20-F for FY2026, the period ended 2026-06-30, SEC accession 0001193125-26-354647.

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