The partnership with UN Women also sees the De Beers Group join the recently formed
HeForShe alliance – a UN initiative that actively encourages men and people of all genders to stand in solidarity with women to create a united force for gender equality. De Beers Group’s involvement in the HeForShe movement will see it not only continue to address gender inequality internally but also in the local communities that it operates within.
“We are thrilled to be extending our partnership with UN Women for another five years and to be joining the newly formed HeForShe alliance,” said De Beers Group CEO and HeForShe champion Bruce Cleaver. “Achieving gender parity across our workforce is a business-critical priority for De Beers Group – not only is the right thing to do, it’s the only way we will access a comprehensive range of talent and achieve our full potential. Now more than ever we have a societal imperative to keep working toward gender equality, as the Covid-19 pande
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De Beers reports increase in sales De Beers reported garnering $550 million at its second sales cycle of the year, an increase of 52% versus the equivalent trading session in 2020 By: Diamond World News Service
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De Beers Group today announced the value of rough diamond sales (Global Sightholder Sales and Auctions) for the second sales cycle of 2021. Owing to the restrictions on the movement of people and products in various jurisdictions around the globe, De Beers Group has continued to implement a more flexible approach to rough diamond sales during the second sales cycle of 2021, with the Sight event extended beyond its normal week-long duration. As a result, the provisional rough diamond sales figure quoted for Cycle 2 represents the expected sales value for the period 22 February to 0
RAPAPORT. Sales momentum continued for the two largest diamond miners in February amid higher rough prices and strong retail demand in the US and China.
De Beers raked in $550 million at its second sales cycle of the year, an increase of 52% versus the equivalent trading session in 2020, it reported Wednesday. Alrosa saw more moderate growth of 7% for a total of $372 million at its February sale, with rough revenue up 5% at $361 million. Polished sales at the Russian miner jumped to $12 million from $4.1 million a year earlier.
“Midstream buyers continued to express healthy demand following better-than-expected retail sales of diamond jewelry over Christmas, Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day, with the industry now set to enter what is traditionally a period of lower seasonal demand,” said De Beers CEO Bruce Cleaver.
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