Richland Resources beats production targets at Capricorn mine
The gemstones producer mined almost 40,000 carats more than its original forecast of 800,000 in the final quarter of 2016
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The gemstones producer mined almost 40,000 carats more than its original forecast of 800,000 in the final quarter of 2016
Gem International plans to raise $600,000 rather than $500,000 in a placing at 5 cents each.
Numerous magnetic kimberlite targets remain untested at Dala and an extensive data base exists
Diamondcorp has raised new money to help it sort out its problems at Lace
The company announced last week it would raise £1mln through a placing at 4p
Diamondcorp is Lace’s largest creditor with £36mln owed through a subordinated loan.
Reiterating his ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock in the emerald and ruby miner and marketer, Peel’s analyst Michael Stoner raised his valuation to 93p from 78p.
Gem International plans additions to the scope of the Dala license it plans to acquire a stake in from partner Global Gems
Gem International is sitting astride a huge diamond concession in Angola, with significant potential both for alluvial and for kimberlite production
Petra reported payments made in its year to June 30, 2016.
2016 has been a good year for the coloured gem specialist, and 2017 could be even better according to brokers
The miner has placed the Lace diamond mine in business rescue while the talks continue.
The coloured gem specialist held a successful ruby auction in Singapore last week
Richland Resources, Capricorn Sapphire mine, shares, Ed Nealon, beneficiation,
Diamondcorp has sold just over US$590,000 of diamonds at tender in South Africa
The broker notes that with US$60mln of investments planned over the next three years, production should grow at Kagemand double at Montepuez
The delay is to allow and adjustment period for the predominantly Indian customer base following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's snap demonetisation programme.
A review found a reluctance by dealers to take untreated non-blue sapphires.
The flood water had been cleared and the mine’s pumping system is working normally.
Revenue for the period was US$143,000 from the combined sale of around 241,000 carats