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Diamond Fields says the M.V. Anya is nearing reflagging completion. Departure for Luderitz is now expected in late July.

Jean-Raymond Boulle stepped down as DFI's interim chairman and CEO. Gregg J. Sedun succeeds him as president and CEO.

Diamond Fields International gave an update on Marshall Fork mining. Production resumes before the end of June, DFI said.

Diamond Fields International filed its Q3 2003 SEDAR report. Net loss was $141,721 for the quarter ended March 31, 2003.

Diamond Fields extends M.V. Anya operating deal with Gemfarm. The deal adds six more 30-day mining periods.

Diamond Fields director Stephen Malouf has resigned from the board. Jean-Raymond Boulle thanked him for his role in the company's reorganization.

Diamond Fields sold 4,333 carats at Antwerp tender on April 3, 2003. The average price of $147.67 per carat topped its two prior 2003 sales.

Diamond Fields recovered over 4,800 carats at its Luderitz project. It also sold 3,215 carats for $146.91 per carat on Feb. 28, 2003.

Diamond Fields International reported a Q2 loss for Dec. 31, 2002. The loss widened to $593,958 from $227,096 a year earlier.

Diamond Fields International starts mining with second vessel. The Lady S joined the Anya to lift diamond output at Luderitz Blue Bay.