Company |
Phu Yang (Cambodia) co., Ltd |
Company profile |
The company has applied for a project to invest in mineral resources from the government through the Senior Minister of the Ministry of Environment on an area of 4 square kilometers, the proposed investment for metal mining business is located in the area of Phnom Prek, Phnom Prek district, Battambang province. The company has been engaged in mining since 1981. The company was called Yantai Blue Force Mining and Machinery Co., Ltd, located in the industrial park of Linglong County, Shaoyuan City, Shandong Province, China. |
Registration investment capital |
USD 812,450 |
Company registration date |
17-Nov-08 |
Company registration code |
5,929 |
Director |
Mr. Lin Lun |
Director residence |
Cambodian |
Company address |
The company is headquartered at # 26, Street 247, Sangkat Boeung Prolit, Khan 7 Makara, Phnom Penh. |
Status of the EIA reports |
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment |
State agency |
Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy |
Site |
Located in Phnom Proek area, Phnom Proek district, Battambang province. |
Village |
Phnom Proek and Beng Saat |
Commune |
Phnom Proek area |
District |
Phnom Proek |
Province |
Battambang |
Contract duration |
9 years |
Size in Hectare |
4 sq. km |
Type of concession |
Metal Mining Project |
EIA company |
Green Environment Group Co., Ltd. |
Backgrounds of EIA company |
Not found |
Address of EIAs company |
# E05, Street 466, Sangkat Boeung Trabek, Khan Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh |
Relevants law |
Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management
Law on labor
Law on Management and Exploitation of Mineral Resources
Law on Land
Law on Forest
Law on Fisheries
Law on Water Resources Management
Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control
Sub-Decree on Solid Waste Management
Sub-Decree on Environmental Impact Assessment Process
Sub-Decree on Control of Air Pollution and Noise
Prakas on General Guidelines for the First and Complete Environmental Impact Assessment Report
Agreement on the study and exploitation of metal ores in Phnom Prek area, Phnom Prek district, Battambang province |
Revenues and expenditures |
The company was able to earn $ 34,200,000 and spend a total of $ 5,780,966. However, the company had to pay $ 20,000 in taxes and patents, so the net profit was $ 19,873,324 per year. |
Social alnd environmental impacts |
The positive effects of the project include:
Reduce the influx of anarchic mining activities in the region.
Help restore forest land resources through tree planting plans.
Help with local breastfeeding
Help build roads and infrastructure
Provide a lot of work
Reduce migration
Help develop the national economy by paying taxes
Shows a postive image of the imvestment process.
|
Employment opportunity |
40 people |
Public participation |
Representative of Battambang Provincial Hall
Department of Industry, Mines and Energy
Department of Environment
Department of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries
Department of Land Management Urban Planning & Construction
Department of Water Resources and Meteorology
Forestry Administration
Fisheries Administration
Phnom Proek District Authority
Phnom Proek Commune Authority
Phnom Proek and Beng Saat Village Authority |
Land converted from |
The project area is a plantation area with no forest. The forest is only on the mountain, a degraded forest. |
Environmental management plan |
An environmental management plan is the responsibility of the company to carry out its own group with the company's environmental unit or office to monitor environmental issues that occur in and around the mining project investment site. The company will review the environmental management plan and must report the review to the Ministry of Environment every six months. |
Development plan |
The company has two production plans including: (1) the topsoil is peeled off and then the soil is transported by truck to be stored outside the development area and (2) gold mining. |
Mitigation strategies |
The company also plans to reduce environmental and social negative impacts in the mining area. The plans are divided into three phases: pre-project implementation phase, project implementation phase and project completion phase. |
Environmental and social funds |
The company plans to provide $ 15,000 per year for community development and $ 15,000 per year for environmental restoration for nine years. |
EIA publication year |
2013 |