De Beers’ parent company, Anglo American, has reduced the value of the miner on its books by $1.6 billion. The reason: a more cautious outlook on diamond demand. Plus: What happened to De Beers’ inventories during 2023? Rapaport Senior Analyst Joshua Freedman reports.
Anglo American Lowers De Beers’ Value
De Beers’ parent company, Anglo American, has reduced the value of the miner on its books by $1.6 billion. The reason: a more cautious outlook on diamond demand. Plus: What happened to De Beers’ inventories during 2023? Rapaport Senior Analyst Joshua Freedman reports.
Anglo American Lowers De Beers’ Value
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