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[Title] => Lepanto, 2 big mining firms in talks on copper-gold project
[Summary] => At least two major gold mining companies are reportedly in “serious” talks with Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. for its Far Southeast Gold Resources, Inc. copper-gold project, even as talks with the First Pacific Group continues, according to Bryan U. Yap, president of Lepanto.
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[Title] => Sale of Cocofed-held San Miguel shares pushed
[Summary] => The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) is pushing for the immediate disposal of the 24-percent stake of Philippine Coconut Producers Federation Inc. (Cocofed) in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) that was seized in favor of the government.
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[Title] => Lepanto loses P40M in Q1 due to drop in gold output
[Summary] => Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., one of the oldest mining firms in the country, incurred a net loss of P40 million in the first quarter due to a drop in its gold production, a top company official said.
At the company’s stockholders meeting the other day, Lepanto president Bryan U. Yap said the mining firm produced only 17,000 ounces of gold in the first quarter, 15 percent lower than in the previous level.
"The lower first quarter results were not entirely unexpected due to changes in the geology which impacted the mine grade," Yap said.
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[Title] => Lepanto clears P688 M in 2000
[Summary] => Despite the record low price of gold, Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., a gold and copper mining company operating in Mankayan, Benguet, posted a net income of P668 million from its Victoria mine operations last year, up by 65 percent from the P405 million registered in 1999. This results in earnings per common share of P0.0372.
In a report to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Lepanto senior vice president and chief financial officer of Bryan U. Yap attributed the increased to higher gold and silver production.
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[Summary] => Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., one of the oldest mining firms in the country, incurred a net loss of P40 million in the first quarter due to a drop in its gold production, a top company official said.
At the company’s stockholders meeting the other day, Lepanto president Bryan U. Yap said the mining firm produced only 17,000 ounces of gold in the first quarter, 15 percent lower than in the previous level.
"The lower first quarter results were not entirely unexpected due to changes in the geology which impacted the mine grade," Yap said.
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