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Dominion Diamond (TSX:DDC,NYSE:DDC) reported production results from its Diavik Diamond Mine for Q3 2016. Highlights include: 1.54 million carats recovered, 0.58 million tonnes processed.
Dominion Diamond (TSX:DDC,NYSE:DDC) reported production results from its Diavik Diamond Mine for Q3 2016. Highlights include: 1.54 million carats recovered, 0.58 million tonnes processed.
As quoted in the press release:
Processing volumes in the third calendar quarter of 2016 were 22% higher than in the same quarter of the prior year primarily due to higher ore availability, particularly from A-418 which experienced poor ground conditions in the third quarter of calendar 2015.
Diamonds recovered in the third calendar quarter of 2016 were also 22% higher than in the same quarter of the prior year reflecting higher processing volumes. Diamonds recovered in the third quarter of calendar 2015 included approximately 40,000 carats recovered from Coarse Ore Rejects (“COR”). Recovered grades were also higher than the same quarter of the prior year, but below plan in the quarter as a result of increased underground dilution as a result of granite sloughing from the walls of the open pit. The Diavik Diamond Mine team is in the process of assessing this dilution increase and the possible impact on the remaining calendar year production.
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