BHP Billiton President Jac Nasser defends $ 875 m collapsed trafficking
Speaking before the annual General Assembly of the mining giant in Perth, Australia, Jac Nasser President defended Marius Kloppers, Chief Executive, who has been criticized by certain shareholders. BHP has committed $875 million (£ 547 million) fresh transaction failed since Mr. Kloppers became Chief Executive in 2007.
"For me, the juice is a value reduction on each of those, stated Mr. Nasser.Il said:" no pain, no gain. ""
Earlier this week, BHP withdrew its bid of $38bn for high fertilizer page maker Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan. BHP has also established a joint venture with rival Rio Tinto iron ore scrap and dropped a full support of Rio Tinto in 2008.
Mr. Nasser also dismissed speculation BHP would turn to the smaller deals because it is too big to win regulatory approval for major redemptions and said acquisitions of quality are always available. ""Seek to be more hunt small acquisitions of inferior quality," said Mr. Nasser.
The city analysts are now speculating on next move the BHP - whether another agreement or make a big cash back.
Some market practitioners believe that BHP may seem to expand its presence in the oil and gas sector by acquiring Woodside Petroleum or Anardarko.
Deutsche Bank, however, last week suggested that BHP should define its rival Anglo American focal line.Analyst Sascha Levitt says: "Anglo has less diversified peers BHP and Rio Tinto on almost every period of time in the last five years..."We believe that BHP is likely to try a strategic master, such as the acquisition of Anglo American."Deutsche Bank also pointed out that African roots BHP may position better than rivals such as /Brazilian giant Vale iron ore for such submission.
The annual General Assembly, Mr. Nasser suggested that the jury may also consider increasing the redemption share in February, when it examines the semi-annual results of the Group
Sunday evening, BHP said it will buy back the remaining shares of 5.3 $4 a British program $ suspended during its bid for Rio Tinto, 2007.
However, Morgan Stanley said: "we expect increased interim result in February 2011.Nous think BHP could add another $21bn for redemption for a total of $ will be used."