Angolan Mining Oil & Gas

London-listed Petra Diamonds has generated $38 million in revenue from its seventh tender cycle of the year, selling 337,064 carats. This brings the company’s total revenue for the 2024 financial year to $366 million, with 3.15 million carats sold, up from $324 million and 2.32 million carats sold in the prior year. Despite a 13% increase in revenue compared to the previous financial year, average prices were lower at $116 per carat for the reporting

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Diamond producer Diamcor Mining has successfully closed the second and final tranche of its non-brokered private placement, raising an additional C$600,300 and bringing the total proceeds to approximately C$2 million. The company had previously announced the closing of the first tranche on June 4, which raised about C$1.4 million. Insiders, management, directors, and significant shareholders collectively subscribed for around C$1.37 million of the offering. In total, Diamcor will issue approximately 40 million units at a

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In 2023, Russia’s rough-diamond production value surpassed Botswana’s for the first time, despite facing significant sanctions and a weak market. The increase occurred even with intensified sanctions, including the European Union’s ban on Russian diamonds and stricter U.S. regulations on goods significantly altered in third-party countries like India. According to Kimberley Process (KP) statistics released this week, Russia produced 37.3 million carats of rough diamonds last year, valued at $3.61 billion, with an average price

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Gem Diamonds, listed on the London Stock Exchange, has recovered a 123.20 ct Type II white diamond from its Letšeng mine in Lesotho. This notable find marks the eighth diamond over 100 carats that the company has unearthed this year. Gem Diamonds holds a 70% stake in the Letšeng mine, renowned for its production of large, exceptional white diamonds. It is recognized as the highest dollar-per-carat kimberlite diamond mine globally.

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Lucara Diamond Corp, owner of the Karowe mine in Botswana, has appointed Dr. Lauren Freeman as Vice President of Mineral Resources, effective from July 1. In her new role, Freeman will oversee all aspects of mineral resource management at Lucara’s flagship Karowe mine and will play a key role in shaping the company’s development strategy. Freeman brings over 25 years of experience in the mining industry, specializing in large Type II diamonds. Her expertise spans

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