The Philippine Nickel Industry Association (PNIA), through its seven member-companies, has raised its greening efforts in recent years as part of ongoing progressive rehabilitation and reforestation in their respective mining areas.
The Philippines used to be known for its gold, silver, and copper, but a new element has taken the throne as the country’s top mineral product: nickel.
38 motorized and 33 paddle boats set local fishermen on course to greater livelihood opportunities Tubay, Agusan del Norte / August 2018 – In fulfilment of its Social Development Management Program (SDMP) for 2018, Agata Mining Ventures, Inc. (AMVI) provided an extra boost to local livelihood by contributing new motorized pump boat engines and paddle boats […]
CARRASCAL, Surigao del Sur– A Filipino family’s home is their own castle. Guided with this thinking, Marcventures Mining and Development Corporation (MMDC) has made sure that households within their host communities needing repair are assisted so that family members are safe and secure in their homes. The family of Annie Gragas, a housewife and mother […]
Ang bamboo reforestation program ay pagpapalawig sa layunin ng mga kompanya ng nickel na mapaigting ang pagsagip sa kalikasan kasabay ng pagbibigay ng pagkakakitaan sa mga “host communities.”
PNIA Chairman Isidro C. Alcantara, Jr. speaks before industry shareholders at the Mining Luncheon hosted by the Philippine Mining Club on August 10. PNIA Officers shared valuable insights on rehabilitation, sustainability at going beyong compliance during the event’s open forum.
Highlights of the Mining Luncheon hosted by the Philippine Mining Club August 10, 2018 Makati City
Global Ferronickel Holdings, Inc. (FNI) today announced net income of ₱3.98 million for the period January to June 2018 as against ₱151.76 million in the same period last year.
Philippine Nickel Industry Association chairman and Marcventures Holdings president Isidro Alcantara Jr. presents the collective nickel industry rehabilitation accomplishment and the bamboo plantation program to Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu during the Fourth Forum on the Mining Policy Direction.
Norverta Ating, 52, happy and content that she is able to make ends meet for her family by being a store attendant in MMDC-assisted women’s trading center in Cantilan, one of MMDC’s host communities. When women are empowered, families thrive and communities prosper. This holds true for members of the Cabangahan Women’s Association (CWA) […]
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The PHILIPPINE NICKEL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, INC., or PNIA is a non-stock non-profit association duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Established in 2012, PNIA was organized to promote and develop the nickel mining industry in the country, aiming to represent the Philippine nickel industry as the single voice to champion its cause with various stakeholders.
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