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| PSEM BoD Meeting at Carmen Copper Operation (Atlas Mines) |
The Philippine Society of Mining Engineers (PSEM) will hold in Carmen Copper Operation, Cebu its 1st Quarter Meeting on January 18, 2010. The meeting will be attended by newly elected PSEM officers as well as the different chapter presidents. Included in the agenda are the report of the outgoing president, report of the chapter presidents, PSEM activities for 2010 and other matters that involve the PSEM.
Read more to view Itinerary and Agenda.
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| Result of Election - PSEM Board of Directors for 2010 |
Caccam, Pio - 116
Lao-as, Cesar - 112
Sebial, Sonny - 112
Estrella, Donald - 83
Fomaneg, John - 77
Ancheta, Mario - 73
Castillo, Loi - 72
Tayag, Caloy - 70
Bantol, Vic - 46
Baligod Alex - 41
Only the top five will serve as a Board of Director for 2010. |
| Nomination for Candidates for TOEM 2009 has been extended |
The PSEM Secretariat would like to announce that the nomination for candidates for Ten most outstanding Mining Engineers has been extended until September 30, 2009.
For inquiries please email Engr Zards Gacad (fagacadjr@yahoo.com)
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| Mining firm’s reforest program gaining support from LGUs, resident |
GENERAL SANTOS CITY—Efforts by a minerals development company to help conserve the environment has been drawing support and participation from local government units (LGUs) and residents in the company’s project area.
Committed to a role as steward of the environment, Sagittarius Mines Inc. (SMI) has been supporting reforestation programs involving communities and project stakeholders, SMI communications manager John Arnaldo said.
The company launched in 2005 a five-year reforestation program that will plant trees in more than 1,000 hectares of open and denuded forestlands, including watersheds and river banks.
Ported from Business Mirror |
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| LGUs assured of faster remittance of mine tax share |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT units (LGUs) should now get their share from mining taxes faster, as a result of a new joint circular issued by the departments of Finance (DoF), the Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Budget and Management (DBM), and Interior and Local Government (DILG), a DENR statement yesterday read.
Under Joint Circular No. 2009-1, issued last March 31, the departments target to release LGUs’ share in mining taxes quarterly, and no longer once a year as currently practiced.
Ported from Business World Online Article by Neil Jerome C. Morales |

| Gov’t to seek more mining investments |
| MANILA, Philippines — Mining officials led by Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Lito Atienza will attend this year’s Asia Mining Congress in Singapore to promote mining opportunities in the Philippines. Mines and Geosciences Bureau chief Horace Ramos said Philippine delegates to the mining congress, which will be held in the last week of March, would drum up investor interest in the local mining industry. “We are hoping to attract more foreign investors,” Ramos said. “The secretary will keynote the government forum during the congress and I will present the status and trends in our mining industry.” Even as existing foreign investors have committed to stay in the Philippines, he said Atienza wanted to continue networking with as many new investors as possible. Ramos said the secretary might also meet with present investors to get updates on their activities in the Philippines. |

| Banks open to financing mining projects |
MANILA, Philippines -- The local banking and finance sectors expressed willingness to finance mining projects in the country at a two-day forum that started yesterday hosted by the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines together with the Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. and the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX).
Various speakers from the private sector discussed ways to bridge the knowledge gap between the mining companies and the financial sector in order to address the issue of financing for mining projects in the country.
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