BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) reportedly plans to eliminate 750 jobs across its Queensland operations, citing high coal royalties imposed by the state government. The company is also planning to place its Saraji South mine in Dysart into care and maintenance from November this year, affecting around 72 employees. The decision is part of a broader review of its operations due to increasing costs and market conditions, reported the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). BMA's job reductions are expect ...

公司运营调整 - 必和必拓集团与三菱开发公司各持股50%的合资企业BHP Mitsubishi Alliance将削减昆士兰州煤矿750个工作岗位[1][2] - 位于Dysart的Saraji South煤矿项目将从11月起暂停运营 该矿自1974年开始生产 是澳大利亚按可采煤炭储量计算的最大煤矿之一[2] 行业政策影响 - 昆士兰州政府实施三级煤炭特许权使用费制度 当煤价超过每吨175澳元时税率为20% 超过225澳元时税率为30% 超过300澳元时税率达40%[3] - 公司高管明确表示该决策源于昆士兰政府不可持续的煤炭特许权使用费政策与市场条件的共同影响 并警告昆州煤炭行业正接近危机点[3] 业务结构分析 - 煤炭并非必和必拓主要盈利来源 铁矿石和铜业务贡献的利润显著高于煤炭[5] - 公司作为全球最大矿商之一 业务范围覆盖铁矿石、铜、钾肥、煤炭和镍等多种资源[1]