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De Beers details sustainability initiatives and traceability platform expansion in…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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De Beers released its latest sustainability report in London on September 22, detailing various corporate initiatives. The company reported that its Tracr platform had registered over five million rough diamonds since its launch. Furthermore, Tracr partnered with Sarine to integrate source registration with scanning data for a more comprehensive traceability solution.

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Why it matters

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The report detailed that De Beers has reduced carbon emissions from its own operations and purchased energy by 14% since 2021, working toward a goal of a one-third reduction by 2030. The company also reported its safest year on record, achieving a 19% decline in its total recordable injury frequency rate compared to 2024.

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Who's involved

  • De BeersInternational corporation specializing in diamond exploration, retail, and rough diamond sales.
  • SarineIsraeli company partnered with De Beers to integrate source registration and scanning data.

Who could feel it

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  • De BeersSpeculative

    The company's initiatives regarding supply chain transparency and conservation efforts could enhance its brand reputation and market access.

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