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[Title] => Indophil remains confident of 2016 start for Tampakan project
[Summary] => Indophil Resources NL (Indophil) remains optimistic of starting production of its Tampakan Copper-Gold Project by 2016 with mineral resource estimate rising substantially, based on a recent report.
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[Title] => Open pit mining ban key to SMC decision
[Summary] => The resolution of the open pit mining ban in South Cotabato is key to the possible entry of diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp. in the $5.9-billion Tampakan copper-gold project.
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[Title] => Indophil mulls options for Tampakan project
[Summary] => Indophil Resources NL said yesterday it will pursue several options to extract maximum value for its shareholders from the company’s strategic interest in the world-class Tampakan copper-gold project.
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[Title] => San Miguel eyes $900-million power plant to support Tampakan mining project
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[Title] => SMC in share placement deal for 10.1% stake in Aussie firm
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC), the biggest food and beverage conglomerate in Southeast Asia, is stepping up its diversification into high-growth industries as it entered into a $40-million share placement deal with Australian mining firm Indophil Resources.
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[Title] => Zijin, Australia miner call off takeover agreement
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