International Day of Women in Mining 2024
The Philippine Nickel Industry Association proudly joins the global community in honoring the invaluable contributions of remarkable women in the mining sector.
News and Updates
PNIA urges swift action for PH to keep pace with rapid global advances in development of critical minerals and sustainable technology
Official statement of PNIA President, Atty. Dante R. Bravo, on behalf of the Philippine Nickel Industry Association on the occasion of the conduct of the DENR Mining Summit on 10 May 2024 .
Happy Labor Day 2024 from PNIA
Sa PNIA, hindi lang kami tungkol sa pagmimina; hangarin din naming patuloy na maitaguyod ang kaunlaran ng ating ekonomiya.
Happy Earth Day 2024 from PNIA
Earth Day reminds us of our duty to protect the planet. As stewards of the earth, PNIA members are committed in going above and beyond compliance to demonstrate our dedication to environmental protection and rehabilitation.
PNIA at the World’s Premier Mineral Exploration & Mining Convention
PNIA President Atty. Dante R. Bravo, Treasurer Atty. Ross Joseph Romanillos, and Board Member Carlo Co actively represented the Philippine Nickel industry at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2024 in Toronto.
DMCI Mining readies 2 new sites after breaking 2022 record
As it expects to hit record production and shipment this year, DMCI Mining Corp., the mining unit of the Consunji family’s holdings company, is further expanding its imprint in the industry with the opening of two more sites.
Mining firms bat for regulatory reforms
Mining executives are batting for additional reforms to unlock additional investments in the Philippine mining sector.
Reduce red tape, DMCI Mining urges
DMCI Mining Corp. President Tulsi Das Reyes told reporters over the weekend that a one-stop shop for permits would be a big boost.
Miners’ wish: One-stop shop for permits
The mining sector wishes that the government will set up a one-stop shop for the securing of permits needed to develop mineral resources in the country—similar to the one put up by the Department of Energy (DOE).
Power companies have OSS but not mining firms
The mining sector deplores the sorry lack of a one-stop-shop (OSS) efficiently taking care of the permitting process where the national government requires a set of documents while local government units require another.