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[Title] => Jinchuan ups $1-B offer for Philnico
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China’s Jinchuan Group Ltd. has increased its initial investment offer of $1 billion (P47.6 billion) to run Philnico Industrial Corp., Trade Secretary Peter B. Favila said yesterday.
"It’s an improvement from their earlier valuation," Favila said when asked about Jinchuan Group’s offer to re-open the Nonoc nickel mine.
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Philnico Industrial Corp. said yesterday it would make a decision next month on whether to pursue a joint venture with China’s state-owned Jinchuan Group Ltd. to reopen the Nonoc nickel mine in the Philippines.
Evaristo Narvaez, chairman of Philnico, said he was not giving up on China’s top nickel producer but said at least three other companies, from China, Russia and Japan, were interested in investing in the project.
"We are not closing the door on Jinchuan," Narvaez told a news conference. "I think January is decision time."
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"It’s an improvement from their earlier valuation," Favila said when asked about Jinchuan Group’s offer to re-open the Nonoc nickel mine.
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Philnico Industrial Corp. said yesterday it would make a decision next month on whether to pursue a joint venture with China’s state-owned Jinchuan Group Ltd. to reopen the Nonoc nickel mine in the Philippines.
Evaristo Narvaez, chairman of Philnico, said he was not giving up on China’s top nickel producer but said at least three other companies, from China, Russia and Japan, were interested in investing in the project.
"We are not closing the door on Jinchuan," Narvaez told a news conference. "I think January is decision time."
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December 22, 2006 - 12:00am
