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Philippine lawmakers plan to approve bill to ban ore exports

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The Philippines hopes to emulate Indonesia, where a similar ban on metal ore exports boosted investment in smelting and refineries.

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Philippine lawmakers plan to approve bill to ban ore exports

The Philippines hopes to emulate Indonesia, where a similar ban on metal ore exports boosted investment in smelting and refineries.

16 days ago·New York, United States

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Republic of Mining

Philippine lawmakers to approve bill to ban ore exports – by Cliff Venzon and Neil Jerome Morales (Bloomberg News – February 6, 2025)

https://www.bloomberg.com/ The Philippine Congress could ratify a bill banning raw mineral exports as soon as June, the Senate leader said on Thursday, a plan that investors warn could lead to mine closures. Congress is on a break after this week and sessions resume in June, but Senate President Francis Escudero hopes there would be a ...

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Philippine lawmakers plan to approve bill to ban ore exports - WeirdReads

The Philippines hopes to emulate Indonesia, where a similar ban on metal ore exports boosted investment in smelting and refineries. Read Moresource The post Philippine lawmakers plan to approve bill to ban ore exports appeared first on WeirdReads.

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Ban on export of raw minerals gets Senate nod

Mining nickel ore in Surigao del Norte. MindaNews file photo by ROEL CATOTO GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews / 07 February) – The Senate has approved a measure banning the export of raw minerals, similar to what Indonesia had put in place five years ago. Senators approved on third and final reading Senate Bill (SB) 2826, authored by Senator Joseph Victor “JV” Ejercito, on Monday, February 3. In an earlier BusinessWorld report, Ejercito said the ba…

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