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Diamond Fields signed an option and joint venture deal with Inco. Inco can earn 65% by spending $3-million by Dec. 31, 2008.

Diamond Fields reported nine-month results ended March 31, 2005. Marine concessions remained suspended, leaving quarterly diamond sales at zero.

Diamond Fields will resume production with the DF Discoverer. It arranged a $2-million private placement to fund the ship's restart.

Diamond Fields cancelled its brokered placement amid weak markets. It is negotiating alternative financing led by shareholder Jean-Raymond Boulle.

Diamond Fields eliminated royalty obligations owed to Jean-Raymond Boulle. It paid 1.7 million shares to clear royalties across seven countries.

Diamond Fields International entered a private placement agreement. GMP and Haywood will raise up to C$5-million at 35 cents a unit.

Diamond Fields identified five new kimberlite targets at Grand Cape. A total of 63 stream sediment samples yielded six high-priority target areas.

Diamond Fields posted interim results for six months to Dec. 31, 2004. Net earnings hit $362,172, reversing a $1,069,300 loss a year earlier.

Diamond Fields reported new gold, diamond results from Liberia work. Barteajan soil samples returned 17.7 grams per tonne gold.

Diamond Fields reports early results from Grand Cape, Liberia. Stream sediment samples yielded five kimberlitic garnets and over 1,000 ilmenites.