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C 1. MPSA APPLLICATIONS UNDER PROCESS A. Mining Tenement ANNEX - C MINING TENEMENTS STATISTICS REPORT AS OF MAY 2017 REGIONAL OFFICE NO. V LIST OF MINERAL PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENT (MPSA) A. Mining Tenement 1. MPSAApplications APPLLICATIONS UNDER PROCESS TENEMENT HOLDER LOCATION TENEMENT ID TENEMENT HOLDER CONTACT NAME DATE FILED AREA COMMODITY OPERATOR/PREVIOUS HOLDER REMARKS ADDRESS BARANGAY MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE MPSA V-0011 BMC Forestry Corp. BMC Forestry Corp. July 11, 1991 Bagumbayan, Paracale Camarines Norte 244.0000 Gold, Silver, Involved In Mines Administrative Case No. 1065 Mr. Vicente T. Battad Casalugan, Publacio Copper, etc. President Sur, Tugos Wagner Road, Baguio City MPSA V-0020 Sta. Rosa Mining Co. Sta. Rosa Mining Co. July 11, 1991 Motherlode, Sta. Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte 331.3456 Gold, Silver, Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, c/o Bulawan Mineral c/o Bulawan Mineral Resources Corp. Rosa Sur, south Copper, etc. 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) Resources Corp. Bulawan Mineral Resources Corp. Poblacion, Endorsed to MGB-CO. on February 2, 2012 for further evalation. Barangay Sta. Rosa Norte Published November 1996. Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte www.coralglobal.com Manila Office Office No. 7, 2nd Floor Cacho-Gonzales Building 101 Aguirre Street, Legaspi Village Makati City Tel No. : 02-511-7993 511-7991 Fax No. : 02-511-7987 MPSA V-0030 Base Metals Mineral Filminera Resources Corp. July 16, 1991 Syndicate, Pinanaan, Aroroy Masbate 1,210.1137 Gold, Silver, etc. Atlas Consolidated Mining & Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, Resources Corp. (Now Rolando Q. Amores Capsay, Luy-a, Devt Corp 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) Filminera Resources Corp.) Presdient/CEO Concepcion, Eastern Endorsed to MGB-CO on June 29, 2011 for further evaluation. 3rd Floor, Corinthian Plaza Condominium Capsay, Gabi, Malubi Under Final Evaluation. Published May 1997 121 Paseo De Roxas, 1229 Legaspi Village, Makati City T = 02-811-3451 F = 02-811-3463 Danilo S. Latuga Minesite, Puro, Aroroy, Masbate FaxTel No. 02-845-0714 MPSA V-0032 Base Metals Mineral Filminera Resources Corp. July 16, 1991 Syndicate, Pinanaan, Aroroy Masbate 86.3926 Gold, Silver, etc. Atlas Consolidated Mining & Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, Resources Corp. (Now Rolando Q. Amores Lahong Interior, Devt Corp 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) Filminera Resources Corp.) Presdient/CEO Capsay, Eastern Endorsed to MGB-CO on June 29, 2011 for further evaluation. 3rd Floor, Corinthian Plaza Condominium Capsay Published May 1997 121 Paseo De Roxas, 1229 Legaspi Village, Makati City T = 02-811-3451 F = 02-811-3463 Danilo S. Latuga Minesite, Puro, Aroroy, Masbate FaxTel No. 02-845-0714 MPSA V-0041 Camarines Minerals, Camarines Minerals, Inc./United Paragon July 16, 1991 Lulukan Sur, Jose Panganiban & Camarines Norte 753.4439 Gold, Silver, etc. Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, Inc./United Paragon Mining Mining Corp. Luklukan Norte, Paracale 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) Corp. Bagumbayan, Endorsed to MGB-CO on November 9, 2010 for further evaluation. Camarines Minerals, Inc. Osmeña, Malaguit, Published May 2003. Endorsed to MGB CO on June 28, 2005, for Eduardo B. Castillo Tabas, Palanas, further processing President Mankasay 45th Floor, Philamlife Tower 8767 Paseo De Roxas, Makati City T=02-893-0000 F=02-729-2017 United Paragon Mining Corp. Mr. Carlos Aspillera President 8th Floor, Quad Alpha Centrum Bldg. 125 Pioneer Street, Mandaluyong City T=02-636-5133 & 34 F=02-636-4923 AMPSA V-0095 Concepcion F. Abaño Concepcion F. Abaño March 1, 1995 Nakalaya, San Isidro, Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte 253.4388 Gold, etc. Returned to MGB-V per MGB-CO Memo dated March 23, 2011 due c/o Mr. Vivencio F. Abaño San Rafael to lacking requirements. Endorsed to MGB-CO on August 3, 2009 Abaño Pamfilo Paras Pineda & Agustin for further evaluation. Published March 2005 Law Offices Suite 1515 Tektite East Tower Phil Exchange Center Building Exchange Road, Ortigas Center Pasay City Tel No. (054) 721-2236 0919-816-8773 AMPSA V-0096 Vivencio F. Abaño Vivencio F. Abaño March 1, 1995 Nakalaya, San Isidro, Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte 88.3229 Gold, etc. Returned to MGB-V per MGB-CO Memo dated April 12, 2011 due to c/o Mr. Vivencio F. Abaño San Rafael lacking requirements. Endorsed to MGB-CO for further evaluation. Abaño Pamfilo Paras Pineda & Agustin Published April 2005 Law Offices Suite 1515 Tektite East Tower Phil Exchange Center Building Exchange Road, Ortigas Center Pasay City Tel No. (054) 721-2236 0919-816-8773 APSA V-0103 Blue Ridge Minerals Corp. Blue Ridge Minerals Corp. April 20, 1995 Luklukan Sur, Sata Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte 149.3485 Gold, Silver, Published March 1996. Mr. Pedro O. Tan Rosa Norte, Gumaus Copper, etc. To submit: Chairman 1. Area Certification from DENR-FMS; Triplex Building 2. Proof of Posting of the Notice of Application at DENR-V, DENR- 2255 Chino Roces Avenue CENRO, PENRO; Makati City 3. Certification from the Panel of Arbitrators as to any adverse claims/protests if any there may be; and Tel No. (02) 816-1346 4. Proofs of payment of Rental fees for CY 2000-2001 and AAWO 892-6611 (1993, 1995-2001) 812-9784 AMA V-0178 Bulawan Mineral Resources Bulawan Mineral Resources Corp. April 23, 1997 Tawig Paracale Camarines Norte 126.0552 Gold, etc. Base Metals Mineral Published October 2010. To submit Certification of Corp. Barangay Sta. Rosa Norte Resources Corp. Posting/Publication/Radio announcement and Certification from Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte Panel of Arbitrators www.coralglobal.com Manila Office Office No. 7, 2nd Floor Cacho-Gonzales Building 101 Aguirre Street, Legaspi Village Makati City Tel No. : 02-511-7993 511-7991 Fax No. : 02-511-7987 AMA V-0189 JG Realty and Mining Corp. JG Realty and Mining Corp. July 23, 1997 Bagumbayan, Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte 257.2599 Gold, Copper, Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memorandum dated September 9, Jose T. Marcelo Luklukan Norte, North etc. 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) President Poblacion Endorsed to MGB-CO on November 19, 2011 for further evaluation. Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte Published March 2011 AMA V-0194 Gervil Resources Devt. Gervil Resources Devt. Corp. September 3, 1997 Tawig, Tugos Paracale Camarines Norte 165.8005 Gold, Silver MAGDA-I & II" which is the subject of the MPSA application has Corp. Mr. Celestino C. Geronimo been cancelled in a decision rendered by the Regional Panel of 1507 Princeton St., Shaw Boulevard Arbitrators on November 9, 1999 Mandaluyong City AMA V-0200 VTN-Agno River Gold VTN-Agno River Gold Mining Inc. September 12, 1997 Casalugan, Tawig, Paracale Camarines Norte 280.0000 Gold, Silver, Published October 2010. Mining Inc. Juanito C. Fernandez Tugos Silica, etc. To submit: President 1. Certification of Posting/Publication/Radio announcement and Suite 505, Richmonde Plaza 2. Certification from Panel of Arbitrators. Lourdes Drive cor. San Miguel Avenue Ortigas Center, Pasig City With Writ of Preliminary Mandatory Injunction under Civil Case No. 10-664 GRMC Vs. PMMDC and VARGMI Tel No. 02-636-6130 Fax No. 02-636-6131 AMA V-0207 Golden Sands Mineral Devt. Golden Sands Mineral Devt. Corp. September 15, 1997 Batobalani, Tawig, Paracale Camarines Norte 420.4996 Gold, Silver, For endorsement to DENR for the issuance of area clearance. To Corp. Dagang, Silica Sand, etc. submit: Latest Audited Financial Statement; Proof of consultation Pinagbirayan Malaki, with project presentation from the concerned Sanggunian (Barangay, Malaguit, Manakasay, Bayan, Panlalawigan), Annual Report for the preceding year Labnig AMA V-0263 Orophil Stonecraft, Inc. Orophil Stonecraft, Inc. August 25, 1998 Quinarabasahan, Malinao Albay 1,747.7581 Perlite, etc. Under Final Evaluation. Published June 1999. To submit NCIP Engr. Severino Araullo Soa, Sua-Igot Certification/CNO Vice President for Mining Unit 401 Sunshine Plaza 219 N. Domingo Street San Juan, Metro Manila Tel No. 721-8671 721-4687 AMA V-0267 Sun Chemicals Corp. Sun Chemicals Corp. October 16, 1998 Pugay, Bagumbauan Baao Camarines Sur 65.2585 Perlite, etc. Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, National Highway 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) Bo. Landayan, San Pedro, Laguna Endorsed to MGB-CO on December 15, 2005 for further Evaluation. Returned to MGB V for re-evaluation AMA V-0270 United Paragon Mining United Paragon Mining Corp. October 29, 1998 Tugos, Malaguit Paracale Camarines Norte 182.3624 Gold, Silver, etc. Returned to MGB-V per MGB Memoprandum dated September 9, Corp. Mr. Carlos Aspillera 2015 (Section 4 of EO 79) President Endorsed to MGB CO for further evaluation. (RE-endorsement letter 8th Floor, Quad Alpha Centrum Bldg. dated 06/16/10) 125 Pioneer Street, Mandaluyong City T=02-636-5133 & 34 F=02-636-4923 APSA-000277-V Filminera Resources Corp. Filminera Resources Corp. August 23, 1999 Capsay Aroroy Masbate 63.0000 Gold, Silver, etc. Base Metals Mineral To submit the following documents under the name of Filminera Resources Corp. Resources Corp. MPSA Application Form; Application for CEMCRR; Sworn Declaration of Total Area; Bio Data and Sworn Statement of Technical Man; Proofs of Financial Capability; Affidavit of Undertaking; SEC-Certified Machine copies of corporate documents; Certification from MGB-V that the claims are valid and subsisting; Geologic Report; Environmental Report on Rehabilitation of Mined-out areas; NCIP Certification/CNO APSA-000293-V UBS Marketing Corp. UBS Marketing Corp. May 20, 2002 Puro, Lamba, Maslog Legazpi City Albay 99.0000 Perlite, Kaolin To wait for the outcome of the appeal filed by AM Serrano Corp. Mr. Johnny Uy Clay, Bentonite, RE:APSA-V-0058 President etc. 225 D. Tuazon Street Quezon City Tel No. 02-740-1053 Fax No. 02-740-1098 APSA-000313-V Pacific Non-Metallics, Inc. Pacific Non-Metallics, Inc. June 16, 2004 Baño, Bañadero, Legazpi City Albay 124.9558 Perlite Subject of a Case filed with the Panel of Arbitrators; To submit Page c/o Jose D.
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