Wayne McCurrie of FNB on the BHP production update, Transcend CEO Myles Kritzinger on residential property as an asset class. Jon Duncan, head of responsible investing at Old Mutual Investment Group, on understanding impact investing and its potential.

Nesan Nair – Portfolio manager, Sasfin Securities

Herenya Capital Advisors's Petri Redelinghuys talks BHP Billiton and cryptos as Bitcoin breaks higher. Steven Joffe of Invicta comments as the company enters the communications and renewable energy space. ETFsa's Nerina Visser on the implication of Satrix buying selected Absa ETFs.

Total assets up from R110bn to R144bn in the year to end-March.

‘I think we forget that some of SA's companies are still decent businesses with decent balance sheets’: Alwyn van der Merwe from Sanlam Private Wealth.

And why – Hannes van den Berg, co-head of SA Equity & Multi-Asset within the 4Factor team at the asset manager explains.

The world’s biggest miners expect a surge in copper demand.

‘I do believe that our companies from a valuation perspective – even despite those shorter-term risks – are for the longer term in a good position’ - Sonja Saunderson, CIO at Momentum Investments.

‘I feel quite confident that from where we are now, we are going to reach those pre-pandemic highs within the next 12 to 18 months’: Jane Shoemake from Janus Henderson.

Copper fell 2.8% to $8 786.50 a ton by 10:16 a.m. on the London Metal Exchange.

Iron ore in Singapore has plunged by a third since spiking to an all-time high in May.

Even after stepping up efforts to help combat climate change.

RMB's Matete Thulare unpacks BHP's excellent results. Keith McLachlan, Integral Asset Management, on why Pfizer is his preferred global healthcare stock. Anchor's Henry Biddlecombe asks whether Apple can double in value from here.

BHP will move to a primary listing in Australia.

After the deal, BHP shareholders will own about 48% of Woodside, the miner said in a statement Tuesday.