HISTORY

2003
Creation + Diwalwal assignment
  • 9 Apr: OP Memorandum authorized incorporation of NRMDC under DENR
  • 4 Jul: SEC incorporation; NRDC 55% / PNOC 45%; 9-member Board
  • 18 Nov: DENR–NRDC–NRMDC MOA transferred Diwalwal operations/assets/records to NRMDC
2005
Portfolio expansion + capitalization + cancellation of non-performing tenements
  • 27 Apr: DENR–NRMDC MOA transferred Dinagat Island tenements to NRMDC/PMDC
  • 1 Feb: DENR MO No. 2005-03 — cancellation process for 93 non-performing mining permits
  • 9 Jun: OP Memorandum increased authorized capital to ₱125M; NDC entered; Board expanded to 11
  • 5 Aug: DENR MO No. 2005-13 declared cancellation of 65 tenements final and executory
2006–2007
PMDC portfolio transfer + institutional repositioning
  • 2006: PNOC-EDC stake transferred to PNOC due to IPO
  • 30 Mar 2007: NRMDC renamed Philippine Mining Development Corporation
  • May 2007: DENR MO No. 2007-05 transferred cancelled non-performing tenements to PMDC
  • 2007 E.O.s: E.O. 636 transferred PMDC to OP; E.O. 665 gave Chairman Cabinet rank; E.O. 689 transferred PMDC back to DENR
2025
Current Diwalwal governance
  • 4 Jul: E.O. No. 88 reconstituted and strengthened the National Task Force Diwalwal; NTFD empowered to inventory, evaluate, oversee and monitor DMRA activities, including PMDC-managed tenements

OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE

CURRENT SHAREHOLDING

CURRENT SHAREHOLDING

Shareholders are government corporations NRDC, PNOC, and NDC

OWNERSHIP EVOLUTION

MANDATE

Under the Presidential Memorandum dated April 9, 2003, the PMDC is primarily tasked to conduct and carry on the business of exploring, developing, mining, smelting, and producing, transporting, storing, distributing, exchanging, selling, disposing, importing, exporting, trading and promotion of gold, silver, copper, iron, and all kinds of mineral deposits and substances.

The PMDC has also been specifically tasked by the Philippine government to implement the program of putting up a world class mine in Diwalwal, municipality of Monkayo, Davao De Oro. The company was created for the purpose of, among others, addressing the environmental, health, social and economic well being of the occupants of the area, and to rationalize the mining and mineral processing operations in the reservation for greater efficiency, and to provide for adequate environmental protection and mine rehabilitation measures.

While the original mandate focused on resolving conflicts in Diwalwal, the PMDC is also responding to the challenges of revitalizing the Philippine mining industry. The company does not intend to compete with privately-owned mining projects, but rather hopes to position itself as the catalyst for developing mining projects in areas where private investors find difficult to come in.

VISION

“By 2029, PMDC is a sustainable mining firm generating bigger revenues for the State, embracing first-rate norms and international standards in responsible mining, espousing policies that protect the environment, and helping transform communities into healthy, progressive, inclusive, resilient and ecologically-sound settlements.” 

MISSION

We serve as the government’s mining arm to generate revenue and develop progressive, inclusive and resilient communities through responsible mining.

CORE VALUES

“In pursuit of its vision and mission, PMDC abides by the principle of good governance and upholds the corporate values of Patriotism, Integrity, Excellence, and Spirituality.”