Top 5 Roundup: Lithium leaders hit by SQM deal

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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   Lithium leaders hit by SQM deal Gold and base metals regained some lost ground on Thursday, but the metal taking the headlines was lithium, and not for a positive reason. Read more >>     Rio and the importance of Oyu Tolgoi Rio Tinto (LN:RIO) may have reported a solid performance across all of the group's major commodities in its December quarter production report, but it was marred by the disclosure that the Mongolian government was chasing an additional US$155 million in taxes from the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine. Read more >>     Sign of returning life for lithium In a sign that investors have started to calm down after fears of lithium flooding the market, Australian lithium developer Pilbara Minerals (AU:PLS) regained some lost ground today, rising almost 7.5%. Read more >>     Environmental regulator calls for Pascua-Lama closure The SMA environmental superintendent in Chile has provided a revised ruling on sanctions against Barrick Gold's (CN:ABX) Pascua-Lama gold-silve project, which includes its definitive closure due to multiple infractions. Read more >>     More to lithium than raw materials supply Three weeks into the New Year, there has already been big news in the battery mineral space. So, Mining Journal got on the phone to Benchmark Mineral Intelligence analyst Andy Miller to get his thoughts on the latest. Read more >>     ResourceStocks Company Profile   Antofagasta 2017 output edges lower Antofagasta (LN:ANTO) saw copper and gold production slip marginally in 2017, as it mined lower-grade material from its Los Pelambres and Centinela mines in Chile. 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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