Diamond Fields Resources

Diamond Fields hired Aura Financial for investor relations. The six-month deal, running through June 30, 2018, pays about $30,000.

Diamond Fields Resources sold Nickel Fields (Mauritius) Ltd. The deal was worth $400,000, paid on execution.

Diamond Fields confirms receipt of its bulk sampling proceeds share. International Mining and Dredging Holdings paid $670,000 (U.S.) in full.

Diamond Fields International will rename to Diamond Fields Resources. The change takes effect Dec. 7, 2017, with new symbol DFR.

Namibia's Ministry of Mines and Energy renewed Diamond Fields' ML111 licence. The renewal covers a new 10-year term.

Diamond Fields agreed an initial mining program with IMDH on ML 111. Mining starts in 2018 over 55 hectares.

Diamond Fields received notice of a 10-year renewal for ML111. The renewal is subject to conditions due Nov. 20, 2017.

Diamond Fields International elected two directors at its AGM. It also granted options for 2,962,800 shares at 14.5 cents, expiring Dec. 11, 2021.

Diamond Fields sold diamonds from ML 111 at Antwerp auction. 17,936.52 carats sold for $4,731,348.17, or $263.78 per carat.

Diamond Fields appoints Al Gourley as non-executive chairman. He also leads Fasken Martineau's London office as regional managing partner.