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Diamond has narrowed losses as production at the Lace mine gathers pace
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Diamond has narrowed losses as production at the Lace mine gathers pace
Tango Mining was not able to meet the conditions of the disposal within the allotted time frame.
Core holes will be drilled on three licences, two on the known kimberlite AK22 in Orapa, two on licence PL 085 also in Orapa and four on licence PL 135 in Gope,
Richland Resources is continuing to ramp up production at its Capricorn sapphire mine in Queensland
Mining could come around a year after the two companies are combined, according to Stellar boss Karl Smithson.
The stone was recovered at the world-famous Cullinan Mine.
Shares have underperformed recently. but should rally in the coming months, said Panmure
Approximately 7,000 carats of diamonds recovered while tunnelling in UK4 will be sold in Antwerp at the end of August.
Annual production from Montepuez in Mozambique is slated to be 10.3mln carats of ruby and corundum, some 2.3mln carats ahead of forecast.
Mining was suspended on 18 July on the order of the Department of Mines
The FTSE 250-listed miner beat market expectations as it bumped up production to post a modest rise in revenue
Miner's assistants will be retrained over the next couple of days, following an explosives-related injury.
The additional money took the total amount raised to £2mln.
Diamondcorp has raised £1.5 mln in new money as production at the Lace mine continues to ramp up
"We are pleased to have agreed these financing facilities after having considered a number of alternatives as well as other offers from various banks,” said chief financial officer Janet Boyce.
Petra's 121-carat white diamond sells for US$6mln in Johannesburg.
The gemstone specialist is using three short films to promote Mozambican rubies produced from its Montepuez deposit
It follows 12 months’ “focused work” by gemstones specialist Andrew Cunningham that has provided “a detailed mine plan with a far greater understanding of the geology and mineralisation of the deposit”.
Gemfields' involvement does not end once it has sold its coloured games; it is planning on a lot of co-branding work with downstream customers