Mining and media stocks slip off the ASX100

10 December 2012 Myriam Robin

Media and mining stocks have felt the wrath of the sharemarket this year, with three such companies slipping off the S&P/ASX100, which ranks Australia's largest listed companies by market capitalisation.

Seven West Media, Boart Longyear and Paladin Energy all fell off the list, making way for online car-sales media company carsales.com, travel company Flight Centre, and construction materials company Adelaide Brighton.

On the S&P/ASX200, gone are Macmohon, Linc Energy, Intrepid Mines and APN News and Media, making way for internet-service provider iiNet, Maverick Drilling and Exploration, and salary packaging company McMillan Shakespeare.

The S&P/ASX50 was unchanged. 

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