Afri-can Marine Minerals Corp. Appoints Michael Brown as Chairman of the Board
Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp. has appointed Michael Brown, a 30-year mining finance veteran, as director and chairman of the board, effective immediately.
Diamond Fields Sells US $1,592,400 of Diamonds at $200 Per Carat
Diamond Fields sold 7,968 carats from its Samicor joint venture. The parcel fetched US $1,592,400 at $199.86 per carat.
Diamond Fields Drills Nickel-copper Sulfide and Titanium Mineralization in Norway
Diamond Fields reported initial drilling results at Ogna, Norway. Drilling ran 1,280.7 metres from May 25 to June 17, 2004.
Diamond Fields Options Two Projects in Liberia
Diamond Fields options two Liberian projects from Ducor Minerals. The Gbapolu and Grand Gedeh properties total 1,813.72 square kilometres.
Diamond Fields Announces Acquisition of Drill-ready Finland Diamond Exploration Properties and Other Interests
Diamond Fields agrees to acquire Finland diamond exploration licences. DFI will pay 2.25 million shares plus $656,000 (U.S.) in costs.
Diamond Fields Sells 7,127 Carats of Diamonds for a Dfi Record Average Price of Us$239 Per Carat
Diamond Fields sold 7,127 carats at a record $239 per carat. The July 8, 2004 sale totaled $1.7 million (U.S.).
Diamond Fields Jv Recovers 20,916 Carats of Diamonds in 22 Days of Production in Marshall Fork, Namibia
Diamond Fields JV recovered 20,916 carats off Namibia's coast. The 22-day run yielded 59,578 stones, split 50/50 with Samicor.
Diamond Fields Announces Joint Venture and Property Acquisition in Greenland and Norway Drilling Update
Diamond Fields expanded Greenland holdings and drilled in Norway. It budgeted $750,000 (U.S.) for 2004 exploration.
Diamond Fields / Samicor Joint Venture Commence Mining Operations in Namibia
Diamond Fields and Samicor began mining at ML111 near Luderitz. The $30-million MV Kovambo carries a 50-ton-per-hour processing plant.
Diamond Fields Announces Jack Mcouat to the Board of Directors and Reports Third Quarter Results
Diamond Fields appointed Jack McOuat to its board of directors. It also posted a $641,973 (U.S.) net loss for the quarter ended March 31, 2004.