BHP Group is selling its shuttered Kambalda nickel concentrator plant, along with associated land in Western Australia, to Gold Fields Ltd. The outlets agree that the deal price is undisclosed.
The sale is described as part of BHP’s broader restructuring and divestment efforts around its Nickel West business, which includes assets that have been mothballed. The West Australian and Business News add that BHP continues a review process for Nickel West, suggesting further decisions on other operations or assets. Business News also notes that, in addition to the concentrator, BHP transfers a package of exploration tenements tied to the Kambalda area.
Across the reports, the key point is the transfer of the Kambalda concentrator to Gold Fields as BHP moves to reduce its footprint in Western Australian nickel operations. Bloomberg and the other summaries do not describe a specific timeline beyond the announcement of the sale and the nature of the assets being divested.