Anglo American expects to book an impairment this year for its De Beers diamond business due to weak market conditions. This ...
The miner said it would examine De Beers’s value in light of sluggish demand for diamonds as it seeks to exit the business.
Anglo American Plc expects to take a writedown on its De Beers operations, as plunging diamond sales prompt output cuts and ...
Botswana, which holds a 15% stake in De Beers valued at $2.5 billion, is considering increasing its stake in the diamond ...
Collapsing diamond prices are doing more than frustrate plans to sell industry leader De Beers, they are becoming the latest ...
The London-listed miner said on Thursday that it will review De Beers’ value as it looks to exit the business, citing persistently weak diamond demand. Last year, Anglo reduced De Beers’ book value by ...
Mining giant Anglo American has cut forecasts for its rough diamond output over the next two years, as demand for the stones ...
Anglo American AAL5.06%increase; green up pointing triangle expects its De Beers diamond business to book an impairment as the mining giant reviews the value of the unit it hopes to offload.
DE Beers on Thursday slashed production guidance by as much as 40% to between 20 million to 23 million carats for the 2025 financial year. The move recognises little chance of a major recovery in the ...
A major challenge facing natural diamonds is the rapid growth of lab-grown alternative, which offer consumers a lower-cost ...
Anglo American’s spinout of De Beers has moved a step closer after Botswana said it may raise its stake in the world’s most valuable diamond producer. The London-listed miner plans to float or sell De ...
In brief remarks this week, De Beers CEO, Al Cook, credited President Duma Boko’s government with sealing the long-running ...
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