Concession for Quarry in Panama

For a period of 20 years Corpus Christy Mineral Development could extract nonmetallic minerals in the village of Las Margaritas, district of Chepo.

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

The company could "... exploit 256.33 hectares in Las Margaritas and if the comply with the obligations satisfactorily, could have the permit extended for 20 years as stipulated in the contract ...", reported Prensa.com.

Corpus Christy Mineral Development will pay the state an annual fee of $17,990 in rent. The company is licensed for extraction of 2,500 cubic meters per day of quarried stone.

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