Diamond Fields Reports Second Quarter Results
Diamond Fields reported a narrower net loss for its December quarter. It lost $384,641 (U.S.) versus $593,957 a year earlier.
Diamond Fields Appoints Coo/cfo
Diamond Fields International appoints Kenneth Hecker COO and CFO. The appointment is effective immediately.
Diamond Fields Signs Joint Venture to Recommence Diamond Production in Namibia
Diamond Fields formed a 50/50 joint venture with Samicor Mining. Mining on licence ML111 near Luderitz restarts by the end of May 2004.
Afri-can Marine Minerals Corp. Closes the $200,000 Private Placement, Previously Announced on December 2, 2003
Afri-Can Marine Minerals closed a $200,000 private placement of one million units at 20 cents each, first announced December 2, 2003.
Afri-can Marine Minerals Corp. Acquires a 75% Undivided Interest in 49 Known Kimberlite Pipes in South-central Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals has agreed to acquire a 75% undivided interest in four exploration licences containing 49 known kimberlite pipes northeast of Gibeon, Namibia.
Greenland Nickel Project Exploration Update
Diamond Fields reported 2003 Greenland nickel field results. Mapping extended the prospective horizon to over 40 km ahead of an airborne survey.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Namibian Marine Diamond Project Update
Diamond Fields suspends its Namibian marine diamond operations. Sales in December 2003 and January 2004 totalled 6,292 carats at US$145.82 per carat.
Diamond Fields investor issues early warning
Exploration Capital Partners acquired Diamond Fields receipts. The Dec. 1 deal lifted its stake to 5.5% of outstanding shares.
Diamond Fields Obtains Shareholder Approval for Subscription Receipts Financing
Diamond Fields secured shareholder approval for its financing. The Dec. 17, 2003 approval released $4.14-million in receipts issued Nov. 28.
Afri-can Marine Minerals Corporation Closes $400,000 of the Private Placement, Previously Announced on August 18, 2003 and Is to Proceed with a Private Placement Agreement Totalling $200,000
Afri-Can Marine Minerals closed a $400,000 private placement and will proceed with a new $200,000 private placement.