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[Summary] => Australian miner Indophil Resources NL is keen on pursuing a dual listing at the local bourse should it gain greater control of Sagittarius Mines, Inc. (SMI), the contractor of the proposed $5.9-billion Tamakan copper-gold project in Mindanao.
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[Summary] => Australian miner Indophil Resources NL is still interested in acquiring a 100-percent interest in Sagittarius Mines Inc. (SMI), the operator of the beleaguered Tampakan copper-gold project in South Cotabato, should majority owner Glencore Xtrata pull out of the project.
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[Summary] => The operator of the proposed $5.9 billion Tampakan copper-gold project in South Cotabato yesterday said commodities giant Glencore Xstrata is still committed to developing the the project, having approved the workplan in the tenement for the year.
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[Summary] => Commodities giant Glencore Xstrata has expressed interest in divesting its majority interest in the beleaguered $5.9-billion Tampakan copper-gold project in South Cotabato, its minority project partner Indophil Resources NL reported yesterday.
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[Summary] => Philippine Associated Smelting and Refining Corporation (PASAR) yesterday announced that its copper processing plant in Leyte sustained “heavy” damages after the onslaught of Typhoon ‘Yolanda.’
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[Summary] => The country’s recent investment rating upgrade from Fitch, followed by Standard and Poor’s and finally Moody’s, put President Aquino in an excellent position to showcase his accomplishments during the APEC Summit in Indonesia — the most impressive of which is sustaining GDP growth rate of 7+ percent for four consecutive quarters. President Noy declared the Philippines as the “best alternative investment site,” citing stable macroeconomic fundamentals, low interest rates and other positive indicators, with the World Bank raising Philippine growth forecasts while the rest of Asia is going through a slowdown.
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