bhp

1. abbreviationinitialismautomotiveInitialism of brake horsepower.

plural BHPs

1. abbreviationinitialismsciencesInitialism of bacteriohopanepolyol.

1. BHP Group Ltd, one of the world's largest mining companies and the largest company in Australia (by market capitalization, as of 2025); (in former eras) any of its predecessor companies, back through the original Broken Hill Proprietary Company.

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   The directive was made this week by China Mineral Resources Group Co. [CMRG] to halt buying BHP’s Jingbao fines, a low-grade ore, said people with knowledge of the order, asking not to be named discussing private matters. The ban applies to seaborne cargoes and inventories at Chinese ports, they said. It follows a move by CMRG in September to stop Chinese steel mills buying BHP’s Jimblebar blend fines after talks on long-term contracts faltered. […] BHP declined to comment on commercial matters. […] BHP has previously said there’s been minimal disruption to its shipments from CMRG’s curbs so far, but traders expect the impact to become more apparent when the miner begins marketing cargoes for January delivery. The company has sold ore in private tenders to a small group of international and Chinese traders. CMRG is maintaining its pressure on BHP. In late September, the Chinese trader asked buyers to halt all dollar-denominated seaborne purchases, and mills now require CMRG approval to source BHP ore from ports, the people said.

   2025 November 20, Alfred Cang, Katharine Gemmell, “China’s Giant Iron Ore Trader Widens Ban to Second BHP Ore”, in Bloomberg Markets

2. rail transportThe station code of Bolpur Shantiniketan railway station in India.