Consultation Meeting on China Minmetals’ International Seabed Contract Area Application Held in Changsha
A consultation meeting held at CRIMM on October 9 prepared China Minmetals for its seabed contract-area application defense in Jamaica.
Diamond Fields Announces Change to Board and Management
Diamond Fields names Sybrand Van Der Spuy president and CEO. He replaces Ian Ransome, who resigned after four years as interim CEO.
Termination of Afri-can MOU and Development of Nambian Diamond Properties
Diamond Fields International Ltd. is terminating its agreement with Afri-Can Marine Mineral Corp. and will independently develop the companies' Namibian marine diamond concessions.
Termination of Afri-can MOU and Development of Nambian Diamond Properties
Diamond Fields International is terminating its Afri-Can MOU. DFI aims to resume mining on the Namibian concessions by 2015.
Diamond Fields Announces the Re-filing of Atlantis Ii Ni 43-101 Maiden Resource Report
Diamond Fields International refiled its Atlantis II NI 43-101 report. The 2011 inferred resource for the deposit remains unchanged, per ACA Howe.
Afri-can Marine Retracts Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserves Disclosure
AMF found Afri-Can Marine's NI 43-101 technical reports non-compliant, forcing removal of mineral resource and reserve disclosures pending corrected reports.
COMRA Director Liu Feng and Delegation Visit CRIMM
COMRA director Liu Feng visited CRIMM on September 4, 2014 to exchange views on deep-sea mineral resources development.
Nautilus Minerals Announces Financial Results for Q2 2014
Nautilus Minerals reported unaudited Q2 2014 results, including resolution of its Papua New Guinea dispute and $36.5-million in cash as at June 30, 2014.
Spirit Resources Sarl Increases Its Holding of Common Shares of Diamond Fields International Ltd. From 64.8% to 68.9%
Jean-Raymond Boulle's Spirit Resources bought more DFI shares. The deal raised his stake in DFI from 64.8 per cent to 68.9 per cent.
Diamond Fields Files Amended and Restated Q3 Financial Statements
Diamond Fields refiled its Q3 financial statements after BCSC review. It cut the accumulated deficit by $41,184 as of March 31, 2014.