BHP’s $60M Deal with Indigenous Partner | Adelaide News
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BHP’s $60M Deal with Indigenous Partner | Adelaide News
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BHP just landed its biggest-ever deal with a Traditional Owner business, AMY Nominees, in South Australia—a $60 million contract to manage labor and operations at the Prominent Hill copper mine. This milestone, years in the making, showcases deep collaboration between industry and Indigenous community, creating jobs and pathways for future generations. AMY Nominees, backed by the Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation, has been building capacity since 2024 to lead this complex project. Meanwhile, BHP is aggressively expanding its copper operations in SA, now generating over half its revenue from copper, with a $2 billion investment and plans for a new smelter—all dependent on securing water through a proposed $50 million desalination plant in talks with the state government.
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