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ORY OF MINES & QUARRIES, Regional Office No. III F DECEMBER 31, 2017) Duration of Permit Location (Barangay, Municipality, Region Mineral Province Municipality/City Commodity Permit Holder Operator Managing Official/Position Mailing Address Type of Permit Permit Number Effectivity of Expiration of Area (hectares) Province) Status Permit Permit Industries Development Industries Development IDC Building, Ortigas Avenue, Ugong Norte, Quezon City III Non-Metallic Aurora Dinalongan & Casiguran Dimension stones Corporation Corporation Anthony A. Dy, President MPSA 050-2007-IV 09/17/1996 09/16/2027 2,092.52 Dinalongan & Casiguran, Aurora under exploration Gold/Silver/ Copper 154-2000-III 03/31/2000 03/30/2025 1,410.24 Limay, Bagac & Mariveles, Bataan III Metallic Bataan Limay, Bagac & Mariveles Balanga Bataan Minerals Corp. Benguet Corporation Oscar T. Tranate, President 369 Adelfa St., San Jose, Balanga, Bataan MPSA 182-2002-III 12/09/2002 12/08/2027 126.52 Ipag Mariveles, Bataan under exploration Diamante Cement & Mining Diamante Cement & Mining III Non-Metallic Bataan Mariveles Basalt/Rocks/ Andesite Corporation Corporation Philip Jasa, President 7064 Wilson Stree, Pio del Pilar, Makati City MPSA under exploration Orient Aggregates & Structural Orient Aggregates & Structural Concept Suite 803, Antel Global Corporate Center, Ortigas Ave., Pasig City III Non-Metallic Bataan Mariveles Basalt/Rocks/ Andesite Concept Developers, Inc. Developers, Inc. Juan Julio Evangelista, President MPSA 248-2007-III 07/272007 07/26/2032 51.30 Sisiman, Mariveles, Bataan under exploration Aggregates/Sand/ III Non-Metallic Bataan Balanga Gravel Rockmix, Inc. Rockmix, Inc. Ruben C. Tagle, Vice President AlauUli, Pilar, Bataan MPSA 089-1997-III 11/20/1997 11/19/2022 20.79 Cupang, Balanga, Bataan producing Aggregates/Sand/ Mariveles Aggregates Base & Mariveles Aggregates Base & III Non-Metallic Bataan Mariveles Gravel Development Corporation Development Corporation Nicolas T. Enriquez. President 84 Kennedy Street, Greenhills, San Juan, MM MPSA 069-1997-III 06/06/1997 06/05/2022 242.55 Sisiman, Mariveles, Bataan under exploration Aggregates/Sand/ Robust Rocks Resources Robust Rocks Resources III Non-Metallic Bataan Bagac Gravel Corporation Corporation Anthony A. Dy, President 31 Madison Street, North Greenhills, San Juan, MM MPSA 051-1996-III 09/17/1996 09/16/2027 5,800.96 Bagac, Bataan under exploration OreAsia Mining & Development OreAsia Mining & Development Joannah C. Bulanadi, Vice President for 204 ALCCO Building, 101 Ortigas Avenue, Greenhills, San Juan, MM III Metallic Bulacan Doña Remedios Trinidad Iron Ore Corporation Corporation Operations SMP 2013-01 (Renewal 2) 04/18/2016 04/17/2017 442.46 Camachi, Doña Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan suspended operations III Non-Metallic Bulacan Norzagaray Limestone Spar Development Corporation Spar Development Corporation Edgardo R. Pascual, President 105-B Natividad St, Caloocan City MPSA 201-2004-III 06/17/2004 06/16/2029 24.00 Bigte, Norzagaray, Bulacan producing Jeffrey D. Rosaros, OIC, Mining & Operations 7/F Venice Corporate Center, 8 Turin St., BGC, Taguig. Metro III Non-Metallic Bulacan Norzagaray Limestone Holcim (Philippines), Inc. Holcim (Philippines), Inc. Manager Manila MPSA 027-1994-III 05/11/1994 05/10/2019 554.38 Matictic, Norzagaray, Bulacan producing Jeffrey D. Rosaros, OIC, Mining & Operations 7/F Venice Corporate Center, 8 Turin St., BGC, Taguig. 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