+ Follow PHILIPPINE MINING CLUB Tag
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[Title] => SMI remains committed to $5.9-B Tampakan proj
[Summary] => Sagittarius Mines, Inc. (SMI) president Peter Forrestal said yesterday that the Xstrata-led mining firm remains committed to the $5.9-billion Tampakan copper-gold project despite the recent setback in its application for an environmental compliance certificate (ECC).
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[Title] => Mining still needs incentives to fuel growth
[Summary] => Investment incentives are still necessary for the local mining sector to flourish, according to Chamber of Mines of the Philippines president Benjamin Philip Romualdez.
[DatePublished] => 2011-10-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Indophil confident open pit mining ban issue over soon
[Summary] => Indophil Resources NL, Xstrata’s minority partner in the $5.9- billion Tampakan copper-gold project in Tampakan, South Cotabato, is optimistic that the open pit mining ban that is causing uncertainty over the Tampakan project will be resolved by the end of the year.
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[Title] => Mining firms nix DENR's cleansing policy, auction of mining permits
[Summary] => The Chamber of Mines of the Philippines (CMP) is not satisfied with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ “use it or lose it” cleansing policy, as well as its plan to auction off mining permits in the future instead of a “first come, first serve” application process.
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PHILIPPINE MINING CLUB
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[Title] => SMI remains committed to $5.9-B Tampakan proj
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[Title] => Mining still needs incentives to fuel growth
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[Title] => Indophil confident open pit mining ban issue over soon
[Summary] => Indophil Resources NL, Xstrata’s minority partner in the $5.9- billion Tampakan copper-gold project in Tampakan, South Cotabato, is optimistic that the open pit mining ban that is causing uncertainty over the Tampakan project will be resolved by the end of the year.
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[Title] => Mining firms nix DENR's cleansing policy, auction of mining permits
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