De Beers plans to suspend production at its Venetia diamond mine in South Africa for two years as weak rough-stone prices and persistent trading pressures force the group to deepen cost cuts across its global operations.
De Beers will suspend production at its Venetia mine, South Africa’s highest-value diamond operation, for two years as the company cuts costs and streamlines its business to withstand a prolonged downturn in the rough diamond market.
De Beers said will pause production at Venetia mine in Limpopo, South Africa’s biggest diamond mine employing about 4,400 staff, for two years to reduce costs ... De Beers is majority-owned by Anglo ...
De Beers will ‘pause’ production at its Venetia Mine in Limpopo for two years, as it works to aggressively streamline the embattled diamond business ... De Beers shutters SA’s biggest diamond mine for two years.
Giant diamond miner De Beers has made sweeping cuts to its official prices at its first sale since culling nearly a third of its handpicked buyers, a strategy aimed at directing more stones to its strongest customers.