When Rio Tinto and Fortescue announced changes at the chief executive level within an hour of each other on Thursday night, it raised an obvious question: don’t these things usually come in threes?
Having just completed a seamless succession process at the chairman level, history suggests BHP is probably 12 months to 18 months away from announcing a replacement for chief executive Mike Henry. But the same big question driving change at the top of Rio and Fortescue will be central to the process that eventually plays out at BHP: what does the new era of growth look for in Australian mining?
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