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A. Mining Tenement Applications 1. Under Process Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU MIMAROPA REGION MINING TENEMENTS STATISTICS REPORT FOR MONTH OF JULY 2021 MINERAL PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENT (MPSA) ANNEX-B TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) A. Mining Tenement Applications 1. Under Process - 9 1 -111 -000111 IV PMPSA Fil-China Mining Filipino - 95% 668.0000 01/20/1994 San Fernando Romblon feldspar PMPSA-IV-111 Development Corp. Foreign- 5% Address: 14/F >On December 11, 2012, the application Equitable Bank was denied for non-compliance with the Tower, 8751 Paseo Three Letters-Notice Policy under DAO de Roxas, Makati No. 2010-04 City Contact No.: 856- >On February 11, 2012, Fil-China filed its 0999 MR Authorized Representative: Mr. >On February 13, 2013, the MR was Wilfredo D. Keng, denied by MGB MIMAROPA President >On February 26, 2013, Fil-China filed an Appeal with MGB CO >On June 22, 2021, the MGB CO reinstated the application of Fil-China. 2 -186 -000186 IV PMPSA Consolidated Filipino - 89.35% 2,439.8600 3/9/1995 Mogpog Marinduque copper, gold, etc. PMPSA-IV-186 Mines, Inc. Foreign - 10.65% Address: Unit 508 Endorsed to MGB CO February 1, 1995 State Center II Bldg., but was returned for further evaluation on Ortigas Avenue, April 25, 2003. Mandaluyong City , Contact No.: (02) 570- A Sketch Map was sent through a 0395 Memorandum dated April 8, 2021 to the Authorized DENR MIMAROPA to verify the applied Representative: Mr. tenement area if it falls under National Allen Roxas, Integrated Protected Area System and/or President other No-Go Zone areas. TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) 3 -369 -000369 IV AMA Berong Nickel Filipino - 60% 1,062.0000 7/29/1996 Quezon Palawan nickel, cobalt, AMA-IVB-38 Corp. British - 40% etc. Address: 3/F DMCI Formerly Anscorland Mining & Dev. Corp. Homes Corporate Center, 1321 The processing of application is being held Apolinario Street, in abeyance pending the approval of the Brgy. Bangkal, IRR of EO 130. Makati City Contact No.: (02) 823- 7963/823-8175 loc. 4163 Authorized Representative: Engr. Cesar F. Simbulan, Jr., President 4 -432 -000432 IV AMA Bridestone Mng. & Filipino - 100% 8,100.0000 04/03/1997 Pto. Princesa City Palawan basalt, andesite AMA-IVB-66 Devt. Corp. etc. Address: 7375 The complete records of AMA-IVB-66 was Bakawan Street, San forwarded to DENR-Legal Service on Antonio Village, February 1, 2008 in compliance with its Makati City Memorandum dated January 22, 2008. Contact No.:818- The application was involved in DENR 9836 Case No. 8546. Authorized Representative: Mr. On June 2, 2010, the MGB MIMAROPA Ruddy C. Tan, requested for the return of the carpeta of President AMA-IVB-66. The processing of application is being held in abeyance pending the approval of the IRR of EO 130. TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) 5 -550 -000550 IV AMA Lazarus Mining Filipino - 100% 1,252.2912 11/06/1998 Bongabong Or. Mindoro silica, etc. AMA-IV-94 Corp. Address:Rm. 304, >On February 11, 2011, the application No.1432 Doroteo was denied for failure to comply with DMO Jose St., corner T. No. 2010-04 Alonzo, Sta. Cruz, >On February 28, 2011, Lazarus filed its Manila MR Contact No.: Authorized >On August 9, 2011, MGB MIMAROPA Representative: Mr. issued a Resolution declaring the February Victor G. Chan, 15, 2011 final and executory President >On August 26, 2011, Lazarus filed an Appeal with MGB CO > On June 8, 2021, the MGB CO reinstated the application of LMC finding that the failure of the same to comply with the NCIP Certification due to unjustified failure to act by a government agency may be considered as force majeure and strict implementation of DMO No. 2010-04 may be ralaxed if there is a presence of force majeure. 6 -607 -000607IV AMA Hillsborough Mng. Filipino - 100% 7,579.0000 02/06/2001 Quezon Palawan nickel, etc. AMA-IVB-124 & Devt. Corp. Address: 2255 Chino The processing of application is being held Roces Avenue, in abeyance pending the approval of the Makati City IRR of EO 130. Contact No.: 892- 6611 Authorized Representative: Mr. Pedro O. Tan, President 7 -651 -000651 IV AMA Berong Nickel Filipino - 60% 2,493.0000 06/18/2004 Aborlan Palawan nickel, cobalt, AMA-IVB-147 (Formerly Anscorland Corp. British - 40% etc. Mining & Dev. Corp.) Address: 3/F DMCI Homes Corporate The application is a consolidation of AMA- Center, 1321 IVB-2,17, 020 & 036. Apolinario Street, Brgy. Bangkal, The same was indorsed to MGB CO on Makati City November 3, 2008 Contact No.: (02) 823- 7963/823-8175 loc. 4163 Authorized Representative: Engr. Cesar F. Simbulan, Jr., President TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) 8 -669 -000669 IV AMA Sta. Lourdes Mining Filipino - 100% 810.0000 05/23/2005 Roxas Palawan Gold, copper, etc. AMA-IV-161 (Formerly Lauro Maamoy, Jr.) Corp. Address: 7/F Global The MGB MIMAROPA denied the Enterprise, 138 H.V. application on July 29, 2011 for non- Dela Costa St., compliance with DMO 2010-04. The Salcedo Village, company filed a MR dated August 16, Makati City 2011 which was denied in an Order on Contact No.: 893- November 18, 2011. 0224 Authorized On appeal (December 6, 2011), the MGB Representative: Mr. CO issued an Order dated May 21, 2019 Renato R. Reyes reinstating the application. On August 16, 2019, the company was informed of its lacking requirememnts. MGB MIMAROPA letter dated June 17, 2021 contains the iteration of the August 16, 2019 and May 7, 2021 letters. 9 -611 -000611 IV AMA Starrex Mining and 2,975.0586 03/29/2001 Gasan Marinduque copper, gold, etc. AMA-IV-128 (Amended) Development Corp. Address:No. 16 >On March 21, 2007, the application was Yakal Road denied for failure to comply with DMO No. Commonwealth, 99-34 Hobart Homes, Old >On August 16, 2007, Starrex requested Balara, Quezon for the amendment of its MPSA expanding Contact No.: 892- its area from 2,140.56 ha. to 2,998.42 ha. 6611 >On December 7, 2010, the MGB Authorized MIMAROPA informed Starrex that the Representative: Mr. Order of Denial becomes final Orlando S. Cruz, >On January 3, 2011, Starrex filed its MR President which was denied on 21 March 2011 >On May 13, 2011, Starrex filed its Appeal with MGB CO >On July 1, 2020, the MGB CO reinstated the application of SMDC finding that the failure of the same to comply with the NCIP Certification and completion of publication, posting and radio announcement is beyond its control, hence, falls within the definition of force majeure. >the MGB MIMAROPA required Starrex on 04 January 2021 to submit an amended map taking into consideration the area verification by the DENR and to coordinate areas falling within the ARC and SAFDZ, among other requirements. A. Mining Tenement Applications 27,379.2098 2. Denied/Rejected 2.1 With MR/Appeal - 13 TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_APPROVED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) TEN_TYPE % Ownership of Major WITHIN SEQ (Integer no. (APSA, Filipino and Foreign AREA DATE_FILED DATE_DENIED APPROVED MINERAL of TENEMENT NO. PARCEL NO. HOLDER MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS MPSA, EP, Person(s) with (has.) (mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy) (T/F) RESERVATION TENEMENT_NO) etc.) Nationality (T/F) 1 -544 -000544 IV PMPSA-IV(1) Neutron Filipino - 100% 5,000.0000 04/19/92 Brooke's Pt. Palawan nickel PMPSA-IV(1)-15 Construction and Marketing Corp. The application was transferred from Address: #73-7th Felnick Exploration Company to Neutron Avenue, Cubao, Construction and Marketing Corp. (NCMC) Quezon City by virtue of a Deed of Assignment Contact No.: 911- approved onAugust 30, 2000. 5216 Authorized >On April 8, 2011, the application was Representative: Mr. denied for non-compliance with Section 13 Rogelio V. Llonillo, of DMO No. 97-07 President >On April 29, 2011, NCMC filed its MR >On May 19, 2011, the MR was denied by MGB MIMAROPA >With pending Appeal to MGB CO 2 -139 -000139 IV PMPSA General Cement 1,962.9405 9/20/1994 Magsaysay Occ. Mindoro limestone, etc. PMPSA-IV-139 Corp. Address: 2/F >On January 25, 2011, the application was Triumph Bldg., 1610 denied for failure to comply with Section 13 Quezon Ave., of DMO No. 97-07 Quezon City >On May 31, 2011, General Cement filed a Contact No.:926- MR 4277 >On June 1, 2011, the MGB MIMAROPA Authorized denied the MR Representative: Mr.
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