Highlights

• BHP (ASX:BHP) reported a 30% increase in underlying attributable profit to US$13.2 billion in FY26, supported by higher Commodity prices and Earnings growth.
• Copper became the largest contributor to group underlying earnings for the first time, generating around 54% of underlying earnings.
• The company increased its FY26 total Dividend to US172 cents per share, the highest payout in four years.
• Investors remain focused on copper growth, Jansen potash execution, iron ore Demand and commodity-price volatility.

BHP Group (ASX:BHP) has reached a key point in its portfolio transition, with copper becoming the largest contributor to group earnings for the first time. The…