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  1. De Beers is facing operational challenges in the diamond market, including oversupply from Angola and a production pause at Venetia, all while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affect trade.
  2. De Beers operates in Namibia and Angola, while Botswana holds a 15% stake and is assessing the optimal deal structure for that stake.
  3. Namibia joins a consortium led by Gareth Penny to bid for De Beers assets, while Anglo American discusses selling its diamond business.

Production volumes increased due to higher output at De Beers and Manganese.

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Production volumes increased due to higher output at De Beers and Manganese.

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  1. Al Cook takes the helm as CEO of De Beers.1 source
  2. Production volumes increased for De Beers and Manganese.1 source

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