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Carmen Copper Corp. (CCC), a subsidiary of Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp., has secured a $5.4 million (about P259 million) bridge loan from Manchester Securities Corp. 


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Atlas said the loan will be used to purchase additional heavy equipment for the rehabilitation of its copper mines in Toledo, Cebu.  This is in addition to the $10.2-million loan previously acquired by Carmen Copper to buy equipment from Komatsu Ltd.


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