ATN Holdings, Inc. is set to fully resume operations after the reinstatement of its Mineral Processing Permit. In an official written correspondence, the Mines and Geosciences Bureau ­ Regional Office No. IV, stated that quarrying operations in the Rizal Province was not the proximate cause of the flooding incident in Marikina City on November 12, 2020. In the same letter, and after due validation, ATN has been deemed compliant with all indicated recommended actions. During the downtime period, ATN strategically conducted equipment maintenance work, roadside clearing and other site improvement activities. In addition, ATN extended immediate assistance to areas that were affected by the flooding caused by the heavy rainfall brought about by Typhoon Ulysses. Previously, ATN has declared its unwavering commitment to the government's flagship "Build, Build, Build" infrastructure program. For 2021, the government has approved a national budget of 4.5-trillion of which approximately 29% equivalent to 1.3-trillion is allocated for infrastructure development.