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Company secretary changes at BHP

Resigning Margaret Taylor replaced with Caroline Cox

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The role covers BHP Group Limited and BHP Group Plc.

Cox has been with BHP since 2014 and previously was a partner at Herbert Smith Freehills for over a decade.

The company said Rachel Agnew remained a company secretary of both entities, while vice president governance Geof Stapledon would remain a company secretary of BHP Group Plc and take on the role at BHP Group Limited as well.

All changes will take effect on March 1.

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