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                    [Summary] => Benguet Corp.  president Benjamin Philip Romualdez yesterday disclosed that it is in discussion with several foreign investors, including a South African mining firm, for its various mining projects.


Specifically, Romualdez said, the foreign investors are interested in Benguet’s King-King mines in Compostela Valley in Southern Mindanao, its nickel mines in Central Luzon and various gold prospects in Mindanao.


Benguet’s projected development cost for its King King mines is $500 million, while it estimates a cost of $850 million to develop its nickel mines.


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Specifically, Romualdez said, the foreign investors are interested in Benguet’s King-King mines in Compostela Valley in Southern Mindanao, its nickel mines in Central Luzon and various gold prospects in Mindanao.


Benguet’s projected development cost for its King King mines is $500 million, while it estimates a cost of $850 million to develop its nickel mines.


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Benguet in discussion with several foreign investors, says Romualdez

By Marianne V. Go | March 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Benguet Corp. president Benjamin Philip Romualdez yesterday disclosed that it is in discussion with several foreign investors, including a South African mining firm, for its various mining projects. Specifically,...

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