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Annex-B (Mpsa) ANNEX-B (MPSA) Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGIONAL OFFICE NO. 11 MINING TENEMENTS STATISTICS REPORT FOR MONTH OF MARCH 2019 MINERAL PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENT (MPSA) ANNEX-B SEQ WITHIN PARCEL DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPRVD (Intege TENEMENT_NO TEN_TYPE HOLDER AREA (has.) BARANGAY MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY MINERAL REMARKS No. (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) r no. of RES. (T/F) A. Mining Tenement Applications 1. Under Process Compostela Mining dispute Mina vs Alberto (POA 2011- Monkayo & 1 APSA 000079 XI APSA Jake Mining Corporation 4,293.00 06/30/94 Valley & Davao Gold, etc. 004-XI); Order of Transfer from Mina Del Boston Oriental Oriente to Jake Mining dated July 11, 2013. APSA 000100 XI Apex Mining Co., Inc./Lola 04/21/95 Compostela Mining dispute Apex vs NDMC (POA 98- 2 APSA 966.03 Nabunturan Gold, etc. Yayang Valley 003) 07/19/95 Compostela Gold, etc. Mining dispute Apex vs NDMC (POA 98- 3 APSA 000112 XI APSA Apex Mining Co., Inc. 3,011.15 Masara Maco Valley 003) Compostela Southeast Mindanao Gold Monkayo & 4 APSA 000128 XI APSA 5,000.00 10/20/1995 Valley & Davao Gold, etc. Mining dispute filed at MAB Mining Corp. Cateel Oriental Endorse to MGB central office 11/26/09; Agusan Petroleum and Compostela Order of Transfer from Aromac to AGPET 5 APSA 000001 XI APSA Mineral Corporation 254.20 2/26/1991 Ngan Compostela Gold, etc. Valley dated Nov. 19, 2014; Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium dated 02/14/18 Endorse to MGB central office 02/11/10; 6 APSA 000239 XI APSA Ramonsito B. Uy 678.93 10/29/01 Calapagan Lupon Davao Oriental Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB central office 06/25/10; Compostela 7 APSA 000246-XI APSA Batoto Resources Corp. 678.29 11/23/04 Camanlangan New Bataan Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Valley dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB central office 10/26/10; Compostela 8 APSA 000233 XI APSA Joseph P. Saucejo 448.92 11/17/00 Kingking Pantukan Silica Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Valley dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB central office 11/30/10; Loyalty Mining & Dev't. 9 APSA 000219 XI APSA 594.07 09/15/97 Gov. Generoso Davao Oriental Chromite Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Corp. dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Southern Horizon Mining 10 APSA 000101 XI APSA 8,061.35 04/21/95 Calapagan Mati Davao Oriental Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Corp. dated 02/14/18; APSA 000111 XI APSA Holcim Phils., Inc./Davao 608.64 07/19/95 Tambo & San IGACOS Davao Del Norte Limestone Endorse to MGB Central Office Union Cement Corp. Isidro 7/29/2011; Sangguniang Panglungsod of IGACOS Resolution No. 547, Series of 2011 denying endorsement of HOLCIM's 11 APSA 111 through 1st Indorsement received by this Office on August 5, 2011; Returned by MGB CO due to Moratorium dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Southern Horizon Mining Ayan & Compostela 12 APSA 000162 XI APSA 6,957.55 09/09/96 Pantukan Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Corp. Boringot Valley dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Compostela 13 APSA 000167 XI APSA Oro East Mining Co., Inc. 8,144.04 11/19/96 Pantukan Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Copyright Valley Mines and Geosciences Bureau dated 02/14/18; (2011) Page 1 of 42 ANNEX-B (MPSA) Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Eastern Horizon Mining Compostela 14 APSA 000185 XI APSA 5,355.19 06/02/97 Maragusan Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Co., Inc. Valley dated 02/14/18; Compostela Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Pantukan & Copper, Gold 15 APSA 000186 XI APSA Zetoza Mineral Res. Corp. 1,187.83 06/20/97 Valley & Davao Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Lupon etc. Oriental dated 02/14/18; Endorse to MGB Central Office 06/30/11; Compostela 16 APSA 000192 XI APSA Jake Mining Corporation 5,551.35 08/04/97 Madagasang Maragusan Gold, etc. Retuned by MGB CO due to Moratorium Valley dated 02/14/18; Renamed per Order dated 01/05/2018 reinstating APSA 000194-XI formerly filed by Vulcan Industrial and Mining Corp which Heirs of Teresita Delos Manay & 17 APSA 000194 XI APSA 270.00 09/02/97 Davao Oriental Gold, etc. was denied on March 10, 2006; MR filed on Santos Perez Tarragona 03/28/2006; MR denied 04/18/2006; Appeal filed at MGB CO 05/08/2006; Reinstated dated Jan. 5, 2018 17 52,060.54 2. Denied/Rejected 2.1 With Appeal Compostela w/ Order Of Denial 02/18/11 ; with MR Filed 1 APSA 000028 XI APSA Picop Resources, Inc. 1,053.00 09/10/92 Valley & Davao Gold, etc. 02/18/11; MR Denied 05/27/11 Oriental w/ Order Of Denial 02/18/11; with MR Filed 2 APSA 000031 XI APSA Picop Resources, Inc. 1,215.00 09/10/92 Boston Davao Oriental Gold, etc. 03/23/11; MR Denied 05/27/11 w/ Order Of Denial 02/18/11; with MR Filed 3 APSA 000035 XI APSA Picop Resources, Inc. 2,673.00 11/06/92 Boston Davao Oriental Gold, etc. 03/23/11; MR Denied 05/27/11 Compostela w/ Order Of Denial 02/18/11; with MR Filed 4 APSA 000036 XI APSA Picop Resources, Inc. 3,645.00 11/06/92 Monkayo Gold, etc. Valley 03/23/11; MR Denied 05/27/11 Alterado Mining Industries w/ Order Of Denial 10/12/10; No MR Filed; 5 APSA 000040 XI APSA 3,807.00 04/06/93 Talaingod Davao Del Norte Gold, etc. Corp. For Issuance of Order of Finality Compostela w/ Order Of Denial 02/18/11; with MR Filed 6 APSA 000059 XI APSA Picop Resources, Inc. 5,832.00 02/17/94 Compostela Gold, etc. Valley 03/23/11; MR Denied 05/27/11 w/ Order Of Denial 02/15/11; with MR Filed 7 APSA 000042 XI APSA Industrial Enterprises, Inc. 262.80 07/06/93 Banaybanay Davao Oriental Magnesite 03/03/11; MR Denied 03/31/11 Providence Mining & Gov. Generoso Davao Oriental w/ Order Of Denial 02/17/11; with MR Filed 8 APSA 000121 XI APSA 8,100.00 08/17/95 Chromite Dev't. Corp. & San Isidro 03/23/11; MR Denied 05/25/11; On Appeal Hirich Mining and Dev't. Davao Oriental w/ Order Of Denial 02/10/11 ; with Filed 9 APSA 000123 XI APSA 8,100.00 09/12/95 Caraga Gold, etc. Corp. 03/24/11; MR Denied 03/08/11; On Appeal w/ Order Of Denial 02/17/11; with MR Filed Montana Mining and Dev't. Manay & Davao Oriental 03/023/11; MR Denied 05/25/11; w/ MR 10 APSA 000124 XI APSA 8,100.00 09/12/95 Gold, etc. Corp. Tarragona Filed 02/24/11 Denied 03/02/11 ; For Issuance of Order of Finality Kalamazoo Mining Davao Oriental w/ Order Of Denial 02/11/11 ; with MR Filed 11 APSA 000243 XI APSA 2,547.00 06/04/04 Mati Limestone Corporation 02/28/11; MR Denied 04/07/11; On Appeal Alsons Devt. & Investment Maco & Compostela w/ Order Of Denial 02/11/11 ; with MR Filed 12 APSA 000247 XI APSA 849.70 03/09/05 Gold, etc. Corp. Nabunturan Valley 03/08/11; MR Denied 05/30/11 ; On Appeal w/ Order Of Denial 06/30/11; with MR Filed Goodrich Mining and Davao Oriental 13 APSA 000125 Copyright XI APSA 8,483.89 09/12/95 Caraga Gold, etc. 06/15/11; MR Denied 07/14/11 ; On Appeal Dev't. Corp. Mines and Geosciences Bureau 8/22/11 (2011) Page 2 of 42 ANNEX-B (MPSA) Aberdeen Mining and w/ Order Of Denial 06/30/11 RTS 2nd 14 APSA 000126 XI APSA 8,480.25 09/12/95 Baganga Davao Oriental Gold, etc. Dev't. Corp. Mailing; No MR Filed; On Appeal 08/08/11 w/ Order Of Denial 06/30/11; with MR Filed Starrex Mining & Devt. 15 APSA 000238 XI APSA 972.00 10/09/01 Saranggani Davao Del Sur Sulfur 06/24/11; MR Denied 07/14/11; On Appeal Corp. 08/08/11 w/ Order Of Denial 06/30/11; with MR Filed 16 APSA 000160 XI APSA Blue Ridge Mineral Corp. 1,782.00 08/16/96 Tamisan Mati Davao Oriental Limestone 07/18/11; MR Denied 07/20/11 ; On Appeal Anaconda Mining & Dev't. Manganese,Cr. w/ Order Of Denial 06/30/11; with MR Filed 17 APSA 000120 XI APSA 7,742.00 08/17/95 Mat & San Isidro Davao Oriental Corp. Etc. 07/21/11; MR Denied 11/14/11 ; On Appeal Compostela Monkayo & 18 APSA 000065 XI APSA Alberto Mining Corp. 3,727.80 04/14/94 Valley & Davao Gold, etc. w/ Order Of Denial 01/30/14; Boston Oriental 19 APSA 000066 XI APSA Pensons Mining Corp. 5,083.99 04/14/94 Boston & Cateel Davao Oriental Gold, etc. w/ Order Of Denial 01/30/14; 19 82,456.43 2.2 With Finality/Executory Compostela 1 APSA 000002 XI APSA Apex Mining Co., Inc.
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