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BHP Group Group Financial Controller Emma Kate Stone disposes of 6,774 shares for US$ 315,453.18

BHP Group Group Financial Controller Emma Kate Stone disposes of 6,774 shares for US$ 315,453.18

ReutersReuters2026/08/26 10:24
  • BHP Group financial controller Emma Kate Stone received 7,774 ordinary shares on Aug. 21, 2026 from vesting of conditional awards.
  • Stone sold 6,774 ordinary shares on Aug. 21 at USD 46.57 each.
  • Directly held ordinary shares fell to 4,716 following the transactions.


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