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Brazil to Seal $30 Billion Compensation Deal With BHP, Vale Over 2015 Dam Collapse

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Brazil to Seal $30 Billion Compensation Deal With BHP, Vale Over 2015 Dam Collapse

Vale and BHP are discussing a near $30 billion compensation agreement with Brazilian authorities related to the 2015 Mariana dam collapse, the companies said on Friday, with a deal set to be signed on Oct. 25, according to Reuters sources.

Vale had already said a deal was expected to be reached in October, but no specific date had been set. Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported the date earlier on Friday.

The collapse of the dam at a Samarco iron ore mine near the city of Mariana nine years ago unleashed a wave of toxic tailings that killed 19 people, left hundreds homeless, flooded forests and polluted the length of the Doce River.

BHP released a statement late Friday, noting the companies are “continuing to negotiate a full and final settlement” of the framework agreement obligations, the federal public prosecution office civil claim and other claims by the public authorities relating to Samarco’s Fundão dam failure.

The Australian miner also stated that the parties are negotiating a settlement proposal that would provide a total financial value of approximately 170 billion reais ($31.7 billion) on a 100% basis to be delivered to the people, communities and environment impacted by the dam failure.

BHP added the negotiations between the parties are ongoing and no final agreement has been reached on the settlement amount or terms.

Vale on Friday forecast that its third quarter earnings will reflect 5.3 billion reais ($930.90 million) in new liabilities related to the Mariana dam collapse.

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