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[Title] => Carmen Copper mulls listing of shares abroad
[Summary] => Carmen Copper Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlas Consolidated Mining & Development Corp. (ACMDC), is considering listing abroad as it failed to meet the profitability requirement of the Philippine Stock Exchange, according to a top company official.
ACMDC chairman and president Alfredo Ramos said the group is looking to list shares of Carmen Copper either on the Toronto Stock Exchange or London Stock Exchange early next year.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => UK firm acquires 40% stake in Atlas Cebu mine for $28M
[Summary] => UK based Toledo Copper Corp. Plc. will invest as much as $28 million (roughly P1.54 billion) in Atlas Consolidated Mining Corp. in exchange for a 40-percent interest in the latter’s copper mine in Cebu.
Atlas said the money will be used to partly fund the development of the Toledo copper mine, which ceased operations in 1994. Toledo Copper is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => Atlas Mining needs $75M to reopen Cebu copper mines
[Summary] => Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp. (ACMDC), once Asia’s biggest copper producer, needs $75 million (approximately P4.15 billion) to re-open its copper mine site in Toledo, Cebu.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ACMDC said it expects the Toledo mine to generate significant profits with the improvement in copper prices in the last six months.
The Toledo mine was closed down in 1994 due to the depressed prices of copper in the international market.
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ANTAMOK GOLDFIELDS MINING CO
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[Summary] => Carmen Copper Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlas Consolidated Mining & Development Corp. (ACMDC), is considering listing abroad as it failed to meet the profitability requirement of the Philippine Stock Exchange, according to a top company official.
ACMDC chairman and president Alfredo Ramos said the group is looking to list shares of Carmen Copper either on the Toronto Stock Exchange or London Stock Exchange early next year.
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[Title] => UK firm acquires 40% stake in Atlas Cebu mine for $28M
[Summary] => UK based Toledo Copper Corp. Plc. will invest as much as $28 million (roughly P1.54 billion) in Atlas Consolidated Mining Corp. in exchange for a 40-percent interest in the latter’s copper mine in Cebu.
Atlas said the money will be used to partly fund the development of the Toledo copper mine, which ceased operations in 1994. Toledo Copper is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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[Title] => Atlas Mining needs $75M to reopen Cebu copper mines
[Summary] => Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp. (ACMDC), once Asia’s biggest copper producer, needs $75 million (approximately P4.15 billion) to re-open its copper mine site in Toledo, Cebu.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ACMDC said it expects the Toledo mine to generate significant profits with the improvement in copper prices in the last six months.
The Toledo mine was closed down in 1994 due to the depressed prices of copper in the international market.
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