Public Companies

Diamond Fields expands joint operations with Bonaparte Diamond Mines. BDM can earn 30 per cent via a US$450,000 sampling program.

Diamond Fields and Moydow Mines terminated their merger deal. The Feb. 28, 2006 exchange agreement ended; talks continue.

Diamond Fields sold diamonds from its Namibian Diaz Reef operations. It sold 3,311.68 carats for $618,186 (U.S.).

Diamond Fields director Jack McOuat has resigned from the board. Moydow securityholders will exchange shares under the Feb. 28, 2006 deal.

Diamond Fields reports positive gold exploration results in Liberia. Channel samples at Grand Cape returned 13 g/t gold over 1.5 m.

Diamond Fields reported a wider Q3 net loss for fiscal 2006. The nine-month loss was $4.9 million, or 5 cents a share, versus $995,000 in 2005.

Diamond Fields reports a delay in filing its Q3 2006 statements. BC regulators may issue a cease trade order if it is not filed by May 23, 2006.

Diamond Fields delayed filing its third-quarter 2006 report. The TSX granted an extension to May 19, 2006.

Diamond Fields recovered a gem-quality diamond from a Liberia pit. Its Namibian mining vessel pauses from June 7 for a $1.5-million refit.

Diamond Fields sold 2,630 carats from its Namibian marine operations. The sale grossed $526,149 (U.S.) at $200 per carat.