+ Follow CHINESE GROUP Tag
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[Title] => Chinese firm still keen on Nonoc
[Summary] => Despite the legal tangle delaying the privatization of Nonoc mines, the Chinese mining consortium led by the nickel giant Jinchuan Group has indicated it is willing to wait for the case to clear up.
Finance officials said yesterday that a March deadline has been set for the completion of the feasibility study that would determine, among other things, exactly how much the mine is now worth.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gov’t eyes out-of-court settlement with Philnico
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration is considering the possibility of an out-of-court settlement with Philippine Nickel Co. (Philnico) over some $300 million worth of receivables from the sale of Nonoc mines.
Officials disclosed over the weekend that the Arroyo administration was considering its options which could include a restructured settlement schedule and debt-for-equity swap that would allow the government to retain part of its ownership of Nonoc mines.
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CHINESE GROUP
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[Title] => Chinese firm still keen on Nonoc
[Summary] => Despite the legal tangle delaying the privatization of Nonoc mines, the Chinese mining consortium led by the nickel giant Jinchuan Group has indicated it is willing to wait for the case to clear up.
Finance officials said yesterday that a March deadline has been set for the completion of the feasibility study that would determine, among other things, exactly how much the mine is now worth.
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[Title] => Gov’t eyes out-of-court settlement with Philnico
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration is considering the possibility of an out-of-court settlement with Philippine Nickel Co. (Philnico) over some $300 million worth of receivables from the sale of Nonoc mines.
Officials disclosed over the weekend that the Arroyo administration was considering its options which could include a restructured settlement schedule and debt-for-equity swap that would allow the government to retain part of its ownership of Nonoc mines.
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