The Community Relations Office, through Mindanao Mineral Processing and Refining Corporation’s Social Development and Management Program (SDMP), successfully turned over TVL equipment to Bayugan 3 National High School and school supplies to the Child Development Center in Barangay 3, Rosario Agusan del Sur.

There are several extraordinary organizations that serve as lights of hope, blazing the road to a better future in a world where many people still lack access to high-quality education. The company Mindanao Mineral Processing and Refining Corporation (MMPRC), which is dedicated to transforming the lives of young academics through its SDMP Scholarship Program, is one of these bright stars.

Bae Elvira Galendez Catuburan, leader and member of the Manobo Women's Tribe in Bunawan, Philsaga Mining Corp. (PMC) emerges as a key player in responsible mining practices, leaving a profound impact on the indigenous community.

Bayugan 3, Rosario, Agusan del Sur - The Emergency Response Team of the MMPRC (Mindanao Mineral Processing and Refining Corporation) provided assistance in rescue and evacuation operations led by the Bayugan 3 Local Government Unit. The team, which included the Search and Swiftwater Rescue Unit, promptly responded to the LGU's request to evacuate families residing in low-lying areas of the nearby barangay due to flooding caused by continuous heavy rainfall.

PROSPERIDAD, AGUSAN DEL SUR -- Cheers and Claps erupted at the Datu Lipus Macapandong Event Hall as the brave and spirited Emergency Response Team of Philsaga Mining Corporation and Mindanao Mineral Processing and Refining Corporation clinched the Overall Champion during the BFP Caraga Regional Urban Fire Olympics 2025 on November 19, 2025.

The program featured structured discussions, hands-on evaluations, and simulation exercises designed to reinforce practical skills aligned with the company’s core values of Growth. Including Standard First Aid (bandaging, lifting, and CPR), discussed by Mr. Reymart M. Go and Mr. Christian Jay T. Baliad; proper operation of fire extinguishers and hydrants, facilitated by Mr. Louvibel R. Taganas and Mr. Julius S. Blanca; and communication, discussed by Mr. Laurence L. Sandoval. Following the activity, 23 employees from PMC and its service contractors Nitro Pacific Rockworks, Inc., Unicenter, Mount Rock Powder Corporation, Orica, Prime, and Optijobs Manpower Agency received certificates. They were recognized as certified PMC First Emergency Responders.