Top 5 Roundup: Rio Tinto: new chairman, same plan

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It's the end of another big news week in mining, and at Mining Journal. Here (below) are the most read reports from the past week. Login now to access these features, or subscribe here from £37 to receive immediate access.     Top 5 Most Read of The Week   Rio Tinto: new chairman, same plan Rio Tinto (LN:RIO) has used the day it unveils its new chairman Simon Thompson to lay out a strategy to generate an additional US$5 billion of free cashflow over the next five years. Read more >>     Berkeley defies the uranium gloom Next year is likely to be one to remember for Berkeley Energia (AU/LN:BKY). The company is expected to award major contracts and commence full construction at its Salamanca uranium project in western Spain. Read more >>     Vale aims to reduce nickel footprint Brazil mining giant Vale SA (BZ:VALE5) outlined plans to reduce its nickel footprint – but "preserve optionality" due to EV battery demand – at its annual investor presentation in New York this week. Read more >>     Kazatomprom looks at London listing Major uranium producer Kazatomprom has reportedly hired JP Morgan as its lead adviser for a London listing planned for 2018. Read more >>     Underwater mining hopeful gains breathing space Underwater mining hopeful Nautilus Minerals (CN:NUS) has managed to negotiate more breathing space on its financial situation, further deferring a cash flow requirement of US$10 million from November 30 to December 20. Read more >>     ResourceStocks Company Profile   PolarX marks its spot The spotlight on the global hunt for major new copper deposits has flashed onto Ecuador, Botswana, Mongolia and the DRC in 2017. Read more >>     LOGIN     You have received this email because you have subscribed to Mining Journal as [email address suppressed]. If you no longer wish to receive emails please unsubscribe . Copyright © 2000-2017 Aspermont Ltd. All rights reserved.

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