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                    [Summary] => Gold and copper prices are making a rebound in the international market, but Manila Mining Corp. (MMC) can’t seem to take advantage of the situation after closing down a major minesite.


One of the country’s foremost copper and gold producers, MMC suffered a net loss of P128.45 million in the first half as against a net income of P6.88 million in the same period last year due to the limited mining operations.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, MMC said the shutdown of its operations took effect the other day in view of the expiration of the Temporary Authority to Construct and Operate Tailings Pond No. 7 issued by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources last January.
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                    [Summary] => Gold and copper prices are making a rebound in the international market, but Manila Mining Corp. (MMC) can’t seem to take advantage of the situation after closing down a major minesite.


One of the country’s foremost copper and gold producers, MMC suffered a net loss of P128.45 million in the first half as against a net income of P6.88 million in the same period last year due to the limited mining operations.
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