NYSE:BHP News 4 December 2025 - 8 December 2025

BHP Group Ltd (ASX:BHP, NYSE:BHP) has surged back into the spotlight. On 8 December 2025, BHP shares on the ASX traded around A$44.5, just shy of a fresh 52‑week high of A$44.84, giving the miner a market capitalisation of roughly A$226 billion. That puts BHP within striking distance of Commonwealth Bank’s A$258 billion valuation and cements its place at the heart of the current resources-led rally on the ASX.Google+1 At the same time, a series of legal, strategic and ESG developments – from the Samarco class action settlement to the failed Anglo American takeover bid and advances in decarbonisation –

BHP Group Ltd has just moved back into the market’s spotlight. On 5 December 2025, its New York–listed ADRs (NYSE:BHP) hit a new 52‑week high of US$58.92, extending a roughly 13% gain over the past year and nudging above the previous range top.Investing.com India+1 On the Australian market, ASX:BHP closed at about A$44.38 on 5 December, easing slightly after a strong run that’s seen the stock rise roughly 5% over the past month and about 9% over the past year. A widely followed technical-scan column from MarketIndex now lists BHP as an ASX “uptrend” name, with one‑month gains above 5%

Date: 4 December 2025Author’s note: This article is for information only and does not constitute financial advice. BHP share price today: where the stock stands BHP Group Ltd, the world’s largest listed miner, is trading near the top of its 52‑week range as investors weigh the end of its Anglo American takeover push, a tense iron ore dispute with China, and rising optimism around copper. Over the past 12 months, BHP’s share price is up about 9%, with a five‑year beta of ~0.68 – meaning it has been less volatile than the broader equity market.StockAnalysis The stock remains a core