BHP confirmed 113 sexual harassment cases across its global operations during the 2025-26 financial year.
These findings resulted in the dismissal or resignation of 109 employees.
This total marks the highest number of substantiated reports since 2023.
BHP did not investigate an additional 104 allegations due to insufficient information or victim preference.
Confirmed incidents primarily involved indecent touching, stalking, grooming, and sexually aggressive comments.
The data emerges amid increased scrutiny of workplace culture at remote mining sites.
BHP and other major miners currently face class-action lawsuits regarding widespread sexual harassment and discrimination.