The Philippines is most likely to grant a green light for operations to begin again at the South Korean-owned Rapu copper and zinc mine.  The mine is 30 percent owned by Malaysia Smelting Corp Bhd ^[1] and 70 percent owned by Korea Resources Inc. and LG International Cor ^[2]p.  

The Rapu Rapu mine, the first fully foreign-owned mine to open in the country after the Supreme Court allowed foreigners up to 100 percent ownership of projects, was shut for more than a year after cyanide spills in 2005.

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Once it resumes production, the Rapu Rapu mine is forecast to generate annual revenues of $350 million from yearly production of around 11,000 tonnes of copper and 13,000 tonnes of zinc. ($1=47.5 pesos) 

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