
PNIA Opposes CA Appointment of Gina Lopez as DENR Secretary
PNIA expresses its opposition to the confirmation of Gina Lopez as Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
PNIA expresses its opposition to the confirmation of Gina Lopez as Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
The Philippine Nickel Industry Association (PNIA) and its members continue their post-disaster efforts in helping Surigaonons recover from the deadly earthquake that hit last Friday.
Carrascal Nickel Corporation (CNC) announces today that in coordination with Carrascal Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Office (MDRRMO) and the local government units, we are continuously monitoring the situation brought about by the 6.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Surigao last Friday.
“We laud President Duterte and his Cabinet’s evaluation on the matter,” PNIA said. “We have always been of the opinion that the decision to suspend mining operations and closure of mines have been arrived at in an arbitrary and hasty manner. Up to this day, we have yet to receive a copy of the audit reports that Secretary Lopez states as the basis for the closure of 23 mining operations.”
The head of the country’s national geological institution is calling on Secretary Regina Lopez (DENR) to make public the basis for her directive on the closure of 23 mining operations and the planned suspension of five others across the country to enable future engineers and geologists to learn from her decisions and determine how to best enforce responsible mining practices.
The PNIAI expresses its grave disappointment with the decision of DENR Secretary Gina Lopez to suspend and shut down the operations of twenty-eight (28) metallic mines operating in the Country.
The largest nickel exporter in the Philippines said unit Platinum Group Metals Corp. has signed a supply contract for the delivery of a total of 2 million wet metric tons of nickel ore to Guangdong Century Tsingshan Nickel Industry Co. Ltd. at spot price for this year’s mining season.
There are untapped nickel deposits in the Philippines and it will take time before these minerals can be translated into revenues because of the moratorium in issuing mineral production sharing agreement (MPSA) in mining, an authority in mining exploration revealed.
Global Ferronickel Holdings. (“FNI”), the second largest nickel producer in the Philippines and the largest single lateritic mine exporter in the world, announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with China State-owned Enterprise, Baiyin Nonferrous Group Co., Ltd. (“Baiyn”).
Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc. is spending $25 million to boost the capacity of its Ipilan mine in Palawan province, its president said Tuesday. The country’s third largest producer of nickel ore said it was planning to boost capacity to 3 to 4 million metric tons from 1.5 million in within the next two to three years.
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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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