Friday, July 14, 2017

The corporation Dominion Diamond Corporation has confirmed that on June 23 at the Ekati mine owned it (Ekati) in Canada was an emergency.
During a planned power outage there was a fire at the processing plant. Thanks to the prompt actions of first responders fire was quickly localized.
All employees were evacuated, about the victims among them are not reported.
Dominion Diamond Corporation is the world's third largest diamond producer by value. Both production of corporate assets are located in the Northwest Territories of Canada, where the company also has its head office.
Dominion Diamond Corporation owns Ekati diamond mine, it also owns 40% stake in the Diavik mine (Diavik).
The Corporation provides the world market with a wide assortment of top quality rough diamonds through trade and sorting operations in Canada, Belgium and India.
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Pearl Necklace said...

Gold monetization schemes launched by the authorities of India on November 5 may bring more positive results than previously expected, according to a UBS poll.
"A significantly larger proportion of respondents with a high or very high probability of participation will participate in the monetization schemes for gold introduced by the government of India, and they also do not mind that the gold stored in the temples is also used in the new scheme.Thanks to this, That the scheme can bring more positive results than the earlier initiatives of the authorities, and, probably, will be more effective than analysts assumed, "- noted in UBS.
Short-term gold deposits will bring less than 1% per annum, while medium- and long-term programs will bring depositors 2.25% -2.5% per annum.
Most market participants and analysts have expressed concern that the new gold monetization schemes will prove ineffective, but recent UBS data suggest otherwise. At the moment, Indian citizens have 22,000 tons of gold worth $ 800 billion, or 39 percent of India's GDP.
The government of the country announced plans to simplify the creation of gold deposits and gold bonds. The authorities hope to monetize gold to increase its use in the economy and to tame the import of this metal.