Marinduque's Sipalay Mine Boosts Philippine Copper Production

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 8, 1978

Abstract

In the Philippines, where distances are spoken of in terms off fight time, the Sipalay copper mines are two flight hours southeast of Manila on the island of Negros. After landing at the airport in Bacolod, it is then 170 km (106 milers) by surface transportation to Marinduque Mining and Industrial Corp.'s expanding copper operation. While copper deposits were discovered in the area in 1936-and one mine, the Binulig, began operations soon after-it wasn't until 1956 that stripping at Sipalay and construction of a 4000-t/d (4400-stpd) mill began. The mill went into operation in May 1957, and the first shipment of copper concentrate was made three months later.
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APA:  (1978)  Marinduque's Sipalay Mine Boosts Philippine Copper Production

MLA: Marinduque's Sipalay Mine Boosts Philippine Copper Production. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1978.

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