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Agata and Philippine National Red Cross jointly conduct fourth Blood Donation Drive Tubay, Agusan del Norte / May 2018 – In the same spirit of pure volunteerism that drove several successful humanitarian initiatives in past years, dozens of Agata personnel once again responded to the Philippine National Red Cross’ (PNRC) call by participating in this year’s […]
THE MINING ARM of DMCI Holdings, Inc. is planning to resume shipment of nickel ore this month. The firm will ship 200,000 metric tons (MT) of nickel ore.
Companies from China’s Guangxi province have signed six agreements with local counterparts as they tap the strategic location of the Philippines as a gateway to Asean and the Belt and Road initiative of China.
DMCI Mining Corp. said it expects to make 15 shipments this year, or equivalent to 800,000 tons of nickel ore, as the company starts building up its stockpile and rehire workers from two mine sites.
Oriental Peninsula Resources Corp. said it is planning to increase its nickel ore export operations with a target of adding 20 more vessels for a total fleet of 30.
Environment Secretary Roy A. Cimatu on Monday vowed to prioritize environmental protection through full implementation of existing laws on clean air, clean water and solid waste management.
The 2nd largest nickel producer in the country, said nickel production in the country “will be a bit boosted, because of the replacement of the DENR Sec.”
Originally posted on Inquirer.net on May 12, 2017 by Doris Dumlao-Abadilla. Diversified engineering conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc. boosted its first quarter net profit by 22-percent year-on-year to P3.7 billion, mostly driven by the strong performance of its integrated mining and power business. Semirara Mining and Power Corp. contributed 68 percent of DMCI’s bottom-line in the first three […]
Dominguez assured stakeholders in the extractive industries that the Duterte administration “will be firm but fair” in exercising strong governance while practicing transparency in all its processes and abiding by global best practices in ensuring sustainable development.
The Philippine Nickel Industry Association expressed its full support for President Rodrigo Duterte and his administration.