Diamond Fields Resources

Diamond Fields International is terminating its Afri-Can MOU. DFI aims to resume mining on the Namibian concessions by 2015.

Diamond Fields International refiled its Atlantis II NI 43-101 report. The 2011 inferred resource for the deposit remains unchanged, per ACA Howe.

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 refiled its Q3 financial statements after BCSC review. It cut the accumulated deficit by $41,184 as of March 31, 2014.

Diamond Fields International arranged short-term debt financing. Spirit Resources SARL lent $290,000 (U.S.) at 6% due Dec. 31, 2014.

Diamond Fields retracts three non-compliant resource estimates. BCSC review found no NI 43-101 report backs the figures.

Diamond Fields International names Sybrand van der Spuy to board. The board now has six directors.

Firebird funds transferred Diamond Fields holdings internally. Parent entities now hold 4.29% of shares outstanding.

Diamond Fields replaced a matured convertible debenture with insider Firebird. The new $151,357 note carries 8% interest and matures March 26, 2015.

Diamond Fields replaces a convertible debenture with Firebird. The new $151,357 debenture matures one year after issuance.