India’s polished diamond exports hit two-decade low, industry group says
India's exports of cut and polished diamonds were affected by sluggish demand in U.S., China, as well as tariffs threats.
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Fortuna Mining exits Burkina Faso for $130M
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PDAC Video: Tailwinds push Marimaca Copper towards permit milestone this year
“We want to demonstrate that we have a vision for the growth of this district,” head of corporate development and strategy says.
