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1 of 20 A. MINING TENEMENT APPLICATIONS TENEMENT HOLDER TOTAL AREA 12,928.13 MINING TENEMENTS STATISTICS REPORT AS OF APRIL 2015 REGIONAL OFFICE NO. IX LIST OF MINERAL PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENTS (MPSA) A. MINING TENEMENT APPLICATIONS 1. Under Process 1.1. By the Regional Office TENEMENT ID TENEMENT HOLDER DATE AREA LOCATION COMMODITY FILED (Has.) Mun./City Province 1. APSA 000017-IX Century Peak Metals Holdings Corp. 05-26-92 2,340.00 Alicia Zamboanga Sibugay Gold (Reinstated/formerly PNOC-Energy Dev't. Corp.) 2. APSA 000019-A-IX Fil-China Mining Development Corp. 06-29-92 5,504.06 Kalawit & Tampilisan Zamboanga Del Norte Manganese 3. APSA 000019-B-IX Maharlika Dragon Mining Corporation 06-29-92 5,084.07 Titay Zamboanga Sibugay Manganese TOTAL AREA 12,928.13 1.2 By the Central Office (endorsed) 1. APSA 000023-IX Zamboanga Gold Mining Corp/TVI Resources 09-18-92 2,673.00 Siocon Zamboanga Del Norte Gold, Copper, etc. Development Phils. Inc. 2. APSA 000085-IX Maharlika Dragon Mining Corporation 12-16-97 810.00 Tampilisan Zamboanga Del Norte Chromite 3. APSA 000105-IX Mindanao Mining & Mineral Resources Corp 03-08-04 7,573.00 Midsalip & Bayog Zamboanga del Sur Iron, Gold, Silver, etc. 4. APSA 000118-IX A.P Tang Mning Corp. 03-11-05 16,200.00 Midsalip Zamboanga Del Norte Iron, Gold, Silver, etc. 5. APSA 000119-IX Alberta Resource Dev't. Corp. 03-31-05 8,241.00 Sindangan Zamboanga Del Norte Iron, Gold, Silver, etc. 6. APSA 000121-IX MASADA Resources & Mng. Corp. 04-20-05 8,100.00 Titay & Ipil Zamboanga Sibugay Manganese,Iron,Gold,Silver, etc. 7. APSA 000122-IX MASADA Resources & Mng. Corp. 04-28-05 8,100.00 Salug, Siocon & Sindangan Zamboanga Del Norte Manganese,Iron,Gold,Silver, etc. Midsalip Zamboanga Del Sur 1 of 20 8. APSA 000123-IX Mt. Sinai Mng. Explo. & Devt. Corp. 05-03-05 6,075.00 Sindangan Zamboanga Del Norte Manganese,Iron,Gold,Silver, etc. 9. APSA 000126-IX Alberto D. Sildlao 06-07-05 810.00 Siayan Zamboanga Del Norte Chromite,Manganese,Gold,etc. TOTAL AREA 58,582.00 2. Denied/Rejected 2.1 Within Appeal Period of Filing of Motion for Reconsideration (Denied/Rejected for the Reporting Period) TENEMENT ID TENEMENT HOLDER DATE DATE AREA LOCATION COMMODITY FILED R/D (Has.) Mun./City Province 2.2 With Motion for Reconsideration TENEMENT ID TENEMENT HOLDER DATE DATE AREA LOCATION COMMODITY FILED R/D (Has.) Mun./City Province 2.3 With Appeal (filed with MGB-CO/MAB) TENEMENT ID TENEMENT HOLDER DATE DATE AREA LOCATION COMMODITY FILED R/D (Has.) Mun./City Province 1. APSA 000015-IX Oreline Mining Corporation/Benguet Corp./ 04-10-92 05-12-10 340.30 R. T. Lim Zamboanga Sibugay Gold Toquero Geologists and Affiliates Siocon Zamboanga Del Norte 2. APSA 000016 IX FLORJENMAR Mining Corp. 05-20-92 10-07-13 4,341.00 Gutalac Zamboanga Del Norte Manganese,Chromite,Iron,etc. 3. APSA 000073-IX Philex Gold Philippines Inc. 03-05-97 05-12-10 486.00 Rizal Zamboanga del Norte Gold 4. APSA 000114-IX 31st Century Mining Corp. 03-03-05 02-01-11 8,100.00 Kabasalan Zamboanga Sibugay Gold, etc. 5. APSA 000120-IX KARSON Mining and Trading Corporation 04-06-05 02-08-11 3,969.00 Tungawan Zamboanga Sibugay Iron,Manganese,Gold,Silver,etc. (formerly Astron Res. Mng. Corp) 6. APSA 000125-IX Mt. Sinai Mng. Explo. & Devt. Corp. 05-24-05 06-30-11 10,125.00 Tungawan Zamboanga Sibugay Manganese,Iron,Gold,Silver,etc. Gutalac, Dapitan Zamboanga del Norte Suminot, Dumingag Zamboanga Del Sur Zamboanga City Zamboanga City TOTAL AREA 27,361.30 2.4 Are Under Moratorium per MGB Memorandum dated October 15, 2010 2.5 With Finality/Executory 1. APSA 000007-IX CORINNA MINING CORPORATION 12-11-91 01-31-01 684.00 Dumalinao Zamboanga del Sur Gold,Silver, etc. 2. APSA 000008-IX CORINNA MINING CORPORATION 12-11-91 01-31-01 1,377.00 Pagadian Zamboanga del Sur Gold,Silver, etc. 3. APSA 000013-IX Ladago Mines Incorporated 04-06-92 04-28-06 3,321.00 Gutalac Zamboanga del Norte Chromite, Gold 4. APSA 000021-IX EDDIE P. PUY 07-27-92 04-23-01 405.00 Bayog Zamboanga del Sur Gold 5. APSA 000022-IX Emiliano Veneracion Jr. 07-31-92 08-13-09 486.00 Alicia Zamboanga Sibugay Gold 6. APSA 000027-IX Argao Mining & Dev't. Corp. 02-18-93 04-28-06 81.00 Pagadian City Zamboanga del Sur Gold 2 of 20 7. APSA 000028-IX Argao Mining & Dev't. Corp. 02-18-93 04-28-06 405.00 Dumalinao Zamboanga del Sur Gold 8. APSA 000029-IX Argao Mining & Dev't. Corp. 02-18-93 04-28-06 1,701.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 9. APSA 000032-IX CORINNA MINING CORPORATION 10-25-93 01-31-01 2,754.00 Bayog Zamboanga del Sur Gold, etc. 10. APSA 000033-IX Pelican Resources Corporation 11-23-93 06-28-07 4,212.00 Dimalinao Zamboanga del Sur Gold 11. APSA 000034-IX EMACO, Inc. 12-03-93 05-04-07 4,131.00 Sibuco Zamboanga del Norte Bentonite Clay 12. APSA 000036-IX Daihan Graciano 12-23-93 05-12-10 405.00 Diplahan Zamboanga Sibugay Gold 13. APSA 000038-IX BENJAMIN H. ZAMORA 12-23-93 04-23-01 324.00 R. T. Lim Zamboanga Sibugay Gold, etc. 14. APSA 000039-IX TVI Resource Dev't.(Phils) Inc. 01-21-94 02-16-11 2,754.00 Siocon Zamboanga del Norte Copper,Silver, etc. 15. APSA 000040-IX MONTREAL MINING CORPORATION 02-01-94 01-29-01 324.00 Dumingag Zamboanga del Sur Chromite, etc. 16. APSA 000041-IX Patrick Resources Corporation 02-01-94 06-22-07 5,022.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 17. APSA 000042-IX Olympic International Sales Corporation 02-01-94 06-22-07 5,022.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 18. APSA 000043-IX Spencer Resources Corporation 02-01-94 06-26-07 4,941.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 19. APSA 000044-IX Abigail Resources Corporation 02-01-94 06-26-07 5,022.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 20. APSA 000045-IX Zamcore Resources Corporation 02-01-94 06-26-07 4,941.00 Pagadian City Zamboanga del Sur Gold 21. APSA 000046-IX Leonard Resources Corporation 02-01-94 06-26-07 5,022.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold 22. APSA 000047-IX ASIA PACIFIC MIN. SERVICE & EXPO. CORP. 11-27-97 01-29-01 2,835.00 La Paz Zamboanga City Gold, etc. 23. APSA 000050-IX Lindsay Resources Corporation 09-28-94 06-28-07 4,293.00 Kumalarang Zamboanga del Sur Gold 24. APSA 000051-IX Horizon Resources Corporation 09-28-94 06-28-07 4,779.00 Kumalarang Zamboanga del Sur Gold 25. APSA 000052-IX Olympic International Sales Corporation 09-28-94 06-28-07 1,782.00 Kumalarang Zamboanga del Sur Gold 26. APSA 000053-IX TUNDRA RESOURCES CORPORATION 11-21-94 01-29-01 3,645.00 Lakewood Zamboanga del Sur Gold, etc. 27. APSA 000055-IX SURICON RESOURCES CORPORATION 02-16-95 01-29-01 828.00 Dumingag Zamboanga del Sur Copper, etc. 28. APSA 000058-IX Jessmag, Inc. 08-01-95 05-07-07 8,100.00 Sibuco Zamboanga del Norte Gold 29. APSA000061-IX CELEBES MINERALS INCORPORATION 12-15-95 03-16-01 8,100.00 Sibuco & Siraway Zamboanga del Norte Gold, etc. 30. APSA 000063-IX Mingson Agro-Urban Dev't Corp. 05-29-96 04-28-06 5,015.51 Labason & Liloy Zamboanga del Norte Silica 31. APSA 000065-IX CORONADO POINT MINING DEV'T. CORP. 11-27-96 01-29-01 5,000.00 Gutalac & Baliguian Zamboanga del Norte Chromite,Gold & Copper 32. APSA 000067-IX Argao Mining & Dev't.Corp. 01-09-97 04-28-06 5,000.00 San Ramon & Limpapa Zamboanga City Aggregates,Andesite 33. APSA 000068-IX ALBERTO SIDLAO 01-09-97 01-29-01 810.00 Siayan Zamboanga del Norte Chromite 34. APSA 000069-IX LASER MINING, INCORPORATED 12-09-95 01-29-01 4,941.00 Sindangan & Siayan Zamboanga del Norte Gold,Silver, Copper,etc. 35. APSA 000070-IX SINDANGAN BAY MINING CORPORATION 07-15-91 01-29-01 4,860.00 Siayan Zamboanga del Norte Chromite 36. APSA 000071-IX BRIGIDA V. LLORENTE 12-09-96 04-23-01 486.00 Pulang Bato Zamboanga City Gold, Copper, etc. 37. APSA 000074-IX Butuan Logs, Inc. 06-04-97 07-04-07 4,832.00 Sibuco Zamboanga del Norte Gold, etc. 38. APSA 000075-IX Libres and Sons Mining & Dev't Corp. 08-08-97 05-12-10 4,941.00 Tampilisan & Liloy Zamboanga del Norte Laterite 39. APSA 000076-IX Butuan Logs Inc. 08-11-97 08-17-09 3,645.00 Siraway Zamboanga del Norte Gold 40. APSA 000077-IX DATU BUSRAN KALAW CONSOLIDATED 0814-97 01-31-01 54.00 Midsalip Zamboanga del Sur Iron MINES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 41. APSA 000078-IX DUMON MINING CO.,INC./RED LION LIMITED 08-25-97 01-29-01 4,941.00 Midsalip Zamboanga del Sur Iron 42. APSA 000079-IX 3J MINING INCORPORATED 09-11-97 01-31-01 1,663.00 Dumingag & Molave Zamboanga del Sur Chromite,Gold & Copper,etc 43. APSA 000080-IX 3J MINING INCORPORATED 09-11-97 01-29-01 4,131.00 Midsalip Zamboanga del Sur Chromite,Gold & Copper,etc. 44. APSA 000084-IX RBA MINING CORPORATION 11-26-97 01-31-01 3,483.00 Pitogo,Tabina & Dimataling Zamboanga del Sur Limestone, Shale,Silica,etc.
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