Diamond Fields Resources

Diamond Fields has appointed Francis Waldron as president, effective immediately, replacing Daniel Johnson in that role.

Diamond Fields' board approved proceeding, subject to financing, with development of the Sea Diamonds project offshore Luderitz, Namibia, following a positive feasibility study.

Diamond Fields International received a positive September 2000 feasibility study for its Sea Diamonds offshore diamond project near Luderitz, Namibia.

Diamond Fields International's revised Marshall Fork resource estimate rose 43 per cent to 569,000 carats based on a new geophysical survey.

Diamond Fields International reported phase 3 sampling results from its Namibian sea diamond concessions near Luderitz, collected by De Beers Marine aboard the Douglas Bay between August and December 1999.

Diamond Fields International has appointed additional contractors for the final feasibility study on its sea diamond concessions near Luderitz, Namibia, due in July at an estimated cost of $500,000 (U.S.).

Diamond Fields has awarded Seacore Limited a $150,000 contract for detailed design and consultancy work as part of the final feasibility study for its Namibian sea diamond concessions.

Diamond Fields International named Francis J. Waldron chairman and CEO, and appointed Mark Collins as COO to advance the Luderitz diamond project in Namibia.

Diamond Fields International received an independent scoping study from AGRA Simons for a sea diamond mining operation at its Marshall Fork feature near Luderitz, Namibia.

Diamond Fields International received a new resource estimate from MRDI/Agra Simons for the Marshall Fork feature on its Luderitz, Namibia sea diamond concessions, totaling 914,600 carats.