Location: Australia

Enterprise introduction:

Founded in 1885 and headquartered in Melbourne, BHP is an international resource-mining company that operates minerals and energy. The company’s output of coal, iron ore, copper, steel and other products ranked the forefront of the world mining industry. In 2001, BHP merged with British company Billiton to form BHP Billiton Mining Group. After the merger, the Group's total assets reach $ 58 billion, and become the world's second largest mining group. After the merger, 58% stake is held by BHP, and 42% stake is held by Briden.

Business:

BHP Billiton is the world's largest mining company. The main products are iron ore, coal, copper, aluminum, nickel, oil, liquefied natural gas, magnesium, diamonds and so on. The company is listed on the Australian, London and New York Stock Exchanges. The company has 90 partners worldwide.

Location: Australia

Enterprise introduction:

Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, is the only state-owned company owned by the Australian Commonwealth. Its history can be traced back to 1901. In 1995, the company officially used Telstra as its name. In October 1997, the Australian government held a 50.1 percent stake in the privatization of the company by selling 49.9 percent of its stake to institutional investors and individual investors.

Business:

Australia's telecommunications business spans cable, ADSL, HFC, satellite, CDMA and GSM digital mobile networks, and it is Australia's leading ISP. Its market capitalization in the world telecommunications industry ranked 11^th. Telstra is Australia, New Zealand and New York stock market listed company. The company ranked among Fortune 500 companies, is the 13th largest telecommunications company in the world and one of the most powerful telecom operators in the Asia-Pacific region. In 2004, the company set a new record of $ 4 billion net profit. Telstra was originally founded by the government department and the Australian postal service. July 1, 1997, the Australian Government of Australia telecommunications spin-off, part of the company belongs to the Australian Post Commission, the other part establishes the Australian Telecommunications Commission (ATC), which also called Australia Telecom for short.