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Directory of Accredited Dealers,Traders and Retailers of Mineralsmineral Products Annual Regional Directory of Accredited Dealers,Traders and Retailers of Minerals/Mineral Products CY-2019 Electronic Mineral Telephone Fax Tax Identification Accreditation Date Expiry Name of Region Name of Dealer/Trader/Retailer Business Address Mail Address Commodity Number Number Number (TIN) Number Issued Date Supplier/Permit No. Address Region-8 SAG M. S. Sand and Gravel Supply Brgy. Mudburon, Alang-alang, Leyte None None None 159-367-065 COA- No.-2016-001 1/15/2016 1/14/2018 Mateo A. Aruta Barugo, Leyte by: Manuel T. Salazar Province of Leyte Region-8 SAG Business Frontier Corporation Brgy. Poblacion, Zone-II, Sta Fe Leyte None None None 910-976-209 COA- No.-2016-002 1/19/2016 1/18/2018 Business Frontier Dagami, Leyte by: Elizabeth A. Mercado Corporation SAG-92-2015 Province of Leyte Region-8 SAG Cogon Enterprises by: Judith P. Brgy. Cogon, Palo, Leyte None None None 120-250-340 COA- No.-2016-003 1/27/2016 1/26/2018 Federico C. Paltad Julita, Leyte Campo IP-2012-002-VIII Region-8 SAG G.C. Galangue Enterprises Brgy. 68, Anibong, Tacloban City None None None 168-327-294 COA- No.-2016-004 1/29/2016 1/27/2018 Federico C. Paltad Julita, Leyte by: Guillermo C. Galangue IP-2012-002-VIII Region-8 SAG J.J Mega Holdings Corp. By: Brgy. 74, National Highway, Nula-tula, None None None 008-418-741-001 COA- No.-2016-005 2/15/2016 2/14/2018 Federico C. Paltad Julita, Leyte Ming Sanchez Fan Tacloban City IP-2012-002-VIII Region-8 SAG J & M Sand and Gravel by Brgy. Pequit, Paranas, Samar None None None 419-562-302 COA- No.-2016-006 5/5/2016 5/4/2018 Roger L. Tinay Hinabangan, Junah H. Gabon IP-2012-016-VIII Samar Region-8 Chromite Great Fame Group Holdings, U16/F, MG Tower, 133 Hoi Bun Road, None None None F1510000653TV COA- No.-2016-007 5/18/2016 5/17/2018 Emir Mineral Homonhon Limited by: Wenzheng Li Hongkong Resources, Inc. Island, Guiuan, SMP-001-2015-VIII Eastern Samar Region-8 SAG Easperas Construction & Greenville, Marasbaras, Tacloban City None None None 128-522-144 COA- No.-2016-008 7/8/2016 7/7/2018 Delicia M. Servande Cabayongan , Development Corporation by: SAG-45-2013 Jaro, Leyte Victorio L. Esperas Province of Leyte Electronic Mineral Telephone Fax Tax Identification Accreditation Date Expiry Name of Region Name of Dealer/Trader/Retailer Business Address Mail Address Commodity Number Number Number (TIN) Number Issued Date Supplier/Permit No. Address Region-8 SAG Jorge Eric Alvez Brgy. 95, Caibaan, Tacloban City None None None 945-850-126 COA- No.-2016-010 10/12/2016 8/9/2017 New Golden Rock Dulag, Leyte Marketing IP-2012-008-VIII Region-8 SAG FC Paltad Sand And Gravel Brgy. 77, Fatinma Village, Marasbaras, None None None 102-722-626-002 COA- No.-2016-011 9/13/2016 9/12/2018 Federico C. Paltad Julita, Leyte by: Federico C. Paltad Tacloban City IP-2012-002-VIII Region-8 SAG Kinjap Rock Industry Corporation Brgy. Lourdes, Pastran, Leyte None None None 202-346-036 COA- No.-2016-012 9/13/2016 9/12/2018 Kinjap Rock Industry Pastrana, Leyte by: Ruben Hernandez Corporation IP-2016-001 Region-8 SAG Concrete Solution, Incorporated Sitio Manggahan, Purok Bouganvilla, None None None 209-529-216 COA- No.-2016-013 9/14/2016 9/17/2018 Alvin G. Basal Hindang, Leyte By: Ivan Rey L. Jose Canduman, Mandaue City/Brgy. Doos IP-2011-106-VIII Del Norte, Hindang, Leyte Bernardo Sanchezl IP-2010-089-VIII Myles Anthony Siao IP-2012-009-VIII Region-8 SAG Rock Berry Providers @ Brgy. Pongon, MacArthur, Leyte None None None 175-347-432 COA- No.-2016-014 10/13/2016 3/28/2017 Michael Dragon T. Poblacion, Machineries, Inc. Javier Javier, Leyte By Hendrix C. Mendoza Region-8 SAG Visreg Industries Corporation Maharlika Highway, Brgy. Tigbao, None None None 268-533-405 COA- No.-2017-001 4/4/2017 4/4/2019 Romeo N. Villeza Brgy. Tigbao, By: Edmundo Dacumos Tacloban City IP-2012-010-VIII Tacloban City Region-8 SAG Manuel T. Salazar Brgy. Cabadsan, Alang-alang, Leyte None None None 159-367-065 COA- No.-2017-002 6/6/2017 6/6/2019 Manuel T. Salazar Sen. Enage & IP-2017-001-VIII Lopez Jaena (Second Renewal) Sts., Tacloban City Region-8 SAG Bislig Enterprises Brgy. Bislig, Tanauan, Leyte None None None 142-311-535 COA- No.-2017-003 7/3/2017 7/3/2019 Rodolfo Docdocan Permit Issued by By: Gina E. Merilo the Province of Leyte Region-8 SAG Ricky Concrete Products and Brgy. Utap, Maharlika Highway, None None None 918-798-926-002 COA- No.-2018-001 6/2/2018 5/2/2020 Luz G. Ortega District-IV, Brgy. Aggregate Tacloban City IP-2012-006-VIII Lusad, Dagami, By: Luz G. Ortega (2nd Renewal) Leyte Region-8 Chromite King Resource Mining, Inc. Sitio Talisay, Brgy. Naubay, Llorente, None None None 111-444-949 COA- No.-2018-002 11/9/2018 10/9/2020 Binalay Small Scale Llorente, By: Ricardo F. Serrano Eastern Samar Mining Producer's Eastern Samar Association TOTAL (existing) 5.
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