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BHP executives sell shares after equity vesting at A$65.18

Four senior executives at BHP Group disposed of shares following the vesting of long-term incentive awards, with sales executed to meet tax obligations. All transactions occurred at the same price on the Australian Securities Exchange.

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Priya Anand · Equities & Earnings Desk · 29 Aug 2026 · 10:17 · 1 min read
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BHP executives sell shares after equity vesting at A$65.18

Four executives at BHP Group Limited sold shares on the Australian Securities Exchange after the vesting of equity awards, according to regulatory filings.

The vested awards were settled on August 21, with each executive selling a portion of their holdings at A$65.18 per share to cover tax liabilities. All sales were executed on the exchange, while acquisitions were conducted outside a trading venue.

Brandon Craig, Chief Executive Officer, received 29,756 shares through the Management Award Plan and Cash and Deferred Plan. He sold 14,235 shares at A$65.18 per share.

Jessica Farrell, President Americas, obtained 16,196 shares via the Management Award Plan and disposed of 7,750 shares at the same price. Geraldine Slattery, President Australia, acquired 69,256 shares through the Long Term Incentive Plan Award and Cash and Deferred Plan, selling 33,253 shares at A$65.18.

Vandita Pant, Chief Financial Officer, received 54,593 shares under the Long Term Incentive Plan Award and Cash and Deferred Plan, subsequently selling 17,676 shares at the stated price.

The transactions follow standard practice for executives receiving equity awards, where partial sales are often used to settle tax obligations arising from vesting events.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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