Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
Botswana has struck a new diamond sales agreement with mining firm De Beers.
The new agreement, will increases Botswana’s portion of the rough stones produced by their joint venture.
Debswana, a joint venture between the government of Botswana and Anglo American Unit De Beers, sells 75% of its output to De Beers, with the remaining 25% going to the government-owned Okavango Diamond Co.
The new agreement includes a 10-year sales agreement for Debswana raw diamond production through 2033, as well as Debswana mining licenses for 25 years.
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is slated to vie for re-election next year, had pressured De Beers for a larger part of Debswana’s output in the build-up to Friday’s agreement.
Botswana stated in March that it will acquire a 24% share in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp, in an effort to weaken De Beers’ control on the country’s jewels.
Botswana contributes 70% of De Beers’ raw diamonds.
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