BUNAWAN, AGUSAN DEL SUR – As part of its ongoing education support, Philsaga Mining Corporation (PMC) turned over a newly constructed one-unit, two-classroom school building to Bunawan National High School-Annex in Barangay Consuelo on July 4, 2025.

"Our objective is to enhance the vigilance and response capability of our personnel, particularly their ability to recall critical details under stress," Gregorio stated. "Observation accuracy and dependable memory recall remain core elements of effective security operations." The highlight of the training was a simulation of checkpoint inspections applying the Plain View Doctrine, during which participants were evaluated on their ability to detect suspicious indicators, articulate observations, and deliver accurate descriptions under time-sensitive conditions. The successful conduct of the ODEX and Memory Training underscores PMC's unwavering commitment to maintaining a disciplined, observant, and operationally capable security force—one fully prepared to safeguard company personnel, assets, and premises.

PMC earlier this year acquired a portable X-Ray Fluorescence (pXRF) analyser through the Exploration Division in order to streamline acquisition of assay results.

SAN FRANCISCO, AGUSAN DEL SUR- Members of the Representative of Host and Neighboring Communities (RHNC) have undergone comprehensive Capacity Training organized by the Philsaga Mining Corporation (PMC) and Mindanao Mineral Processing & Refining Corporation (MMPRC) in collaboration with Mines and Geosciences Bureau XIII today, February 27 held at RCBI Hotel, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur.

Forty department heads and representatives of Philsaga Mining Corporation attended the 2023 Basic Incident Command System Training held last October 19-21, at Safety Training Hall, Consuelo, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur.

MACO, DAVAO DE ORO - It is not over, as the help continues to extend towards the affected residents of Masara with the second distribution of relief goods. The combined efforts of the PMC-MMPRC Foundation, Incorporated with the Philsaga Mining Corporation, Vitrinite, and PMC Press Corps brought over mats, blankets, clothes, 5 kilos of rice, and food packs to benefit 1000 families to aid the depleting supplies.