South African Diamond Indaba Action not words needed from the SDT Brendan Ryan | Fri, 23 Oct 2015 07:21 [miningmx.com] – For a classic example of “shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted” look no further than the Inaugural South African Diamond Indaba to be held in Sandton on October 27 which has […]
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Indian Diamond Consumers Need Differentiated Strategy: DeBeers Indian Diamond retailers will be required to adopt differentiated approaches to realize the significant growth opportunity in India, the world’s third-biggest consumer market for diamonds in which demand has more than trebled over the last decade, according to De Beers. Rising incomes and aspirations could afford the industry
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De Beers Report Highlights India as Counter to Flat Growth he world’s largest diamond miner sees the industry’s biggest opportunity in India, with its burgeoning economy and emerging middle class, according to The De Beers Group of Companies’ Diamond Insight Report 2015. De Beers It said world demand for diamond jewelry rose 3 percent to
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De Beers Notes Challenging Diamond Market By De Beers The following summary of De Beers first half results were forwarded to Rapaport News by the company: Challenging first half against headwinds, but solid operating performance • Operating profit reflected softer rough demand as expected. Focused on reducing unit costs and improving operational efficiency. • Utilized
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Forevermark RAPAPORT… In this video, Stephen Lussier, the CEO of Forevermark and the executive vice president of marketing for De Beers, advised retailers to tell the story about diamonds in order to captivate consumers and draw them into a store. The challenge facing the diamond jewelry industry is not solved by throwing more money at
De Beers Reduces Rough Prices – Too Little? De Beers apparently heard its clients and reduced the prices and quantities of rough diamonds it offered at the May 48 sight. The price cut was an average of 3%, concentrated mainly in the better qualities, while the cost of goods destined for the U.S. mass
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