Diamond Fields International Ltd

Marine diamond miner Diamond Fields International (DFI-T, DMFDF-O) is moving its head office to Cape Town, South Africa, from Vancouver. The move is slated for early 2006 and is aim…

Toronto stocks succumbed to a late bout of profit taking to end the Dec. 6-12 report period just 90.48 points higher at 11,099.26. The golds performed similarly, but finished 3.7% better at 236.99; th…

In a strange twist of fate, Inco (N-T, N-N) and the diamond explorer that discovered the Voisey’s Bay nickel mine have ended up together again — this time in Greenland….

Vancouver — Spurred by “significant interest” from the European market, Diamond Fields International (DFI-T) is actively pursuing a listing on the London Stock Exchange’s Alternati…

Vancouver — A parcel of Namibian diamonds recovered by the first marine-mining vessel owned and operated by Diamond Fields International (DFI-T) has generated proceeds in line with…

The Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index tacked on another 4.5 points to end the May 31-June 6 report period at 186.7 points. After an early dip, gold advanced US$7.60 to close at US$425.85 per oz. in…

Vancouver — Agreements are in place for Diamond Fields International (DFI-T) to cancel all its royalty obligations with Jean-Raymond Boulle….

The Toronto Stock Exchange’s resources sector helped the broader market to a 237.92-point loss to 9,323.28 during the May 10-16 report period. The gold index plummeted 16.15 points, or nearly 9%, to a…