Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corporation
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Other OTC1.35
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US0492494028
CUSIP
049249402
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-33.17
80.55
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Adrian Paulino S. Ramos
- Full Time Employees
- 2,585
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Copper
- Address
- 503-P Pacific Tower, FiveE-Com Center Pasay City Philippines 1300
- IPO Date
- Dec 7, 2018
- Website
- atlasmining.com.ph
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- Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corporation engages primarily in the exploration, mining, and production of metallic minerals in the Philippines. Its core products include copper concentrate, with gold and silver as principal by-products, alongside other marketable minerals such as pyrite, magnetite, and molybdenum. The company operates mainly through its fully owned subsidiary, Carmen Copper Corporation, which oversees the Toledo copper mine in Cebu Province, one of the largest copper producers in the world. Additional operations include nickel mining through a 25% stake in Berong Nickel Corporation, which holds one of the world's largest nickel laterite-saprolite deposits, and exploration activities through Atlas Exploration, Inc. The company also provides bulk water supply services to local water districts and other customers. Founded in 1935 and headquartered in Pasay City, Philippines, Atlas Mining operates under two segments: Mining and Non-Mining. The Mining segment focuses on extraction and mineral exploration, while the Non-Mining segment includes services such as bulk water supply and corporate functions. The Toledo copper mine, which commenced production in 1955, continues to be the company's flagship project. It exports 100% of its copper concentrate output mainly to smelters in China and other Asian markets. Recently, Atlas Mining embarked on a significant three-year redevelopment program of its copper mine, scheduled for completion by mid-2026, which has temporarily reduced production and led to a net loss reported in the first half of 2025. The company previously completed acquisition of a 45.54% stake in Carmen Copper from a Singapore-based partner, financed through a $390 million debt and equity raise. Strategic partnerships include a substantial investment by SM Investments Corporation, which holds a notable equity interest and positions Atlas Mining to capitalize on strong regional demand for copper. This alliance is aimed at enhancing operational efficiencies given the proximity of the mine to export ports and major markets such as China and Korea. Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corporation leverages its extensive mining claims under Mineral Production Sharing Agreements in Cebu, South Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat provinces, aiming to expand resources and production capabilities through ongoing exploration and development programs. The company’s strategic focus remains on maintaining its leading position in copper and nickel mining, alongside diversifying into mineral by-products and water resource development.