Possible Tampakan stake strategic for DMCI — analysts
THE CONSUNJI family’s plan to inject its 10% stake in the Tampakan copper and gold project into DMCI Holdings, Inc.’s portfolio is seen as a strategic move to diversify the listed firm’s mining assets and reduce reliance on nickel, with the potential to enhance financial stability and asset value once the project becomes operational, according to analysts.
T. Kauer 
THE CONSUNJI family’s plan to inject its 10% stake in the Tampakan copper and gold project into DMCI Holdings, Inc.’s portfolio is seen as a strategic move to diversify the listed firm’s mining assets and reduce reliance on nickel, with the potential to enhance financial stability and asset value once the project becomes operational, according to analysts.
