+ Follow AGLUBANG MINING CORP Tag
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[Title] => Intex launches LEAF proj
[Summary] => Norwegian-based Intex Resources Philippines Inc. and Aglubang Mining Corp. are embarking on what is dubbed Livelihood Enhancement Agro-Forestry project (LEAF) which entails replanting of various varieties of trees in line with their corporate goal of propagating safe and green mining.
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[Title] => Atok-Big Wedge sues Norway's Intex Resources for reneging on sale deal
[Summary] => Publicly listed mining firm Atok-Big Wedge Co. Inc. has sued Norwegian-listed Intex Resources AS for allegedly reneging on its deal regarding the sale of 100 percent of the latter’s 9,720-hectare Mindoro nickel project to Atok.
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[Title] => Norwegian firm provides Mangyans with free education
[Summary] => To take an active part in alleviating the sorry plight of many Mangyans in Mindoro and as part of its corporate social responsibility, Intex Resources Phils. Inc. has been providing indigenous children with free education.
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[Title] => Large-scale mining requires government approval
[Summary] => CALAPAN CITY, Philippines – The power of the national government on the management of large-scale mining over the local government units is once again pointed out by Vice President Noli de Castro as he noted that the government is really determined to revitalize the said industry to cushion the current global financial crisis.
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[Title] => DENR approves Intex Resources nickel project in Mindoro
[Summary] => Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Jose L. Atienza has approved the application of Intex Resources Phils., for a mineral production sharing agreement for its project in Mindoro Occidental, Mines and Geosciences Bureau director Horacio Ramos said yesterday.
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[Title] => Mining investments seen to reach $8B in med term
[Summary] => Investments in the resurgent local mining sector totaled $372 million in the last three years and is expected to accelerate, reaching at least $8 billion in the medium-term on the back of increasing demand for metals in the world market.
Data from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) indicate that investments in the mining industry had been lackluster from 2003 to 2004 as mining companies reeled from the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that deemed the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 unconstitutional.
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[Title] => DENR pursues $8-B mining projects
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will pursue in the next five years, 24 medium and large-scale mining projects requiring new investments of $8 billion.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes said the primary minerals production will come from gold, copper and nickel mining projects.
"The DENR will continue to focus on the rehabilitation of abandoned mines and promote more investments in mining," Reyes said.
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[Title] => Defensor hopes to restore luster of mining industry
[Summary] => Newly-appointed Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael "Mike" Defensor said he will push for the full-blast implementation of the Minerals Action Plan (MAP) which seeks to restore the lost luster of the local mining industry.
"We will certainly be pursuing all means possible to revitalize the mining industry since this will mean more revenues and jobs," said Defensor during an interview following the turnover ceremonies yesterday at the DENR. Defensor was named by President Arroyo to replace DENR Secretary Elisea Gozun.
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[Title] => Mining sector can generate $6.2-B investments — MGB
[Summary] => The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) said a revitalized mining industry will generate $6.209 billion in foreign direct investments from new large scale metallic mining and mineral exploration projects in the next six years.
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[Title] => Mindoro officials give Crew mining firm a breather
[Summary] => The mining firm Crew scored points recently with the express agreement of Oriental Mindoro Vice Gov. Tady Venturanza and Provincial Board Member Leopoldo Malapitan to study the Canadian company’s Mindoro nickel project before the board passes a resolution approving or disapproving it.
The $700-million project was earlier stopped by the cancellation by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources of the Mineral Sharing Production Agreement (MPSA).
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AGLUBANG MINING CORP
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[Title] => Intex launches LEAF proj
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[Title] => Atok-Big Wedge sues Norway's Intex Resources for reneging on sale deal
[Summary] => Publicly listed mining firm Atok-Big Wedge Co. Inc. has sued Norwegian-listed Intex Resources AS for allegedly reneging on its deal regarding the sale of 100 percent of the latter’s 9,720-hectare Mindoro nickel project to Atok.
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[Summary] => To take an active part in alleviating the sorry plight of many Mangyans in Mindoro and as part of its corporate social responsibility, Intex Resources Phils. Inc. has been providing indigenous children with free education.
[DatePublished] => 2010-07-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Large-scale mining requires government approval
[Summary] => CALAPAN CITY, Philippines – The power of the national government on the management of large-scale mining over the local government units is once again pointed out by Vice President Noli de Castro as he noted that the government is really determined to revitalize the said industry to cushion the current global financial crisis.
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[Title] => DENR approves Intex Resources nickel project in Mindoro
[Summary] => Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Jose L. Atienza has approved the application of Intex Resources Phils., for a mineral production sharing agreement for its project in Mindoro Occidental, Mines and Geosciences Bureau director Horacio Ramos said yesterday.
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[Title] => Mining investments seen to reach $8B in med term
[Summary] => Investments in the resurgent local mining sector totaled $372 million in the last three years and is expected to accelerate, reaching at least $8 billion in the medium-term on the back of increasing demand for metals in the world market.
Data from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) indicate that investments in the mining industry had been lackluster from 2003 to 2004 as mining companies reeled from the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that deemed the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 unconstitutional.
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[Title] => DENR pursues $8-B mining projects
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will pursue in the next five years, 24 medium and large-scale mining projects requiring new investments of $8 billion.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes said the primary minerals production will come from gold, copper and nickel mining projects.
"The DENR will continue to focus on the rehabilitation of abandoned mines and promote more investments in mining," Reyes said.
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[Summary] => Newly-appointed Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael "Mike" Defensor said he will push for the full-blast implementation of the Minerals Action Plan (MAP) which seeks to restore the lost luster of the local mining industry.
"We will certainly be pursuing all means possible to revitalize the mining industry since this will mean more revenues and jobs," said Defensor during an interview following the turnover ceremonies yesterday at the DENR. Defensor was named by President Arroyo to replace DENR Secretary Elisea Gozun.
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[Title] => Mining sector can generate $6.2-B investments — MGB
[Summary] => The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) said a revitalized mining industry will generate $6.209 billion in foreign direct investments from new large scale metallic mining and mineral exploration projects in the next six years.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mindoro officials give Crew mining firm a breather
[Summary] => The mining firm Crew scored points recently with the express agreement of Oriental Mindoro Vice Gov. Tady Venturanza and Provincial Board Member Leopoldo Malapitan to study the Canadian company’s Mindoro nickel project before the board passes a resolution approving or disapproving it.
The $700-million project was earlier stopped by the cancellation by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources of the Mineral Sharing Production Agreement (MPSA).
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