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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

 

Mining company bags tax incentives

 
MCCI Corp., a company that acquired three mining operations in parts of Cebu and Mindanao, has bagged tax incentives and other perks from the Board of Investments (BOI).

The company said in its application before the BOI that it will infuse P2 billion to rehabilitate, convert and operate the acquired Mindanao Ferroalloy Corp. (Minfaco) plant located in Manticao, Misamis Oriental; the Lloyds Richfield line of Lafarge Cement Philippines Inc. (LCPI) in Danao; and an existing plant.

Both BOI-registered firms, Minfaco and MCCI lost their tax privileges.

The MCCI project will involve the use of idle facility through purchase or lease arrangement.

MCCI is a Filipino-owned corporation 97-percent owned by Platinum Group Metals Inc. (PGMC). It is engaged in nickel ore smelting for the production of ferronickel in different forms as required by its buyers.

MCCI will have an annual capacity of 13.714 million pounds of ferronickel in various forms such as ingots, shots, granules, and recoveries.

The firm said the nickel ore will be sourced from its mother company, which operates in Claver, Surigao del Norte, and in Isabela.
-- Katrina Mennen A. Valdez

  
 

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