Tampakan Merger Poises DHI as Major Philippine Mining Player
DHI is set to transform into a leading Philippine mining entity through its proposed merger with Indophil and Sonar, owners of the Tampakan copper-gold project. This consolidation could position the company with a production scale surpassing major domestic miners.
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