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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Diamonex | LSE:DON | London | Ordinary Share | AU000000DON1 |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 2.50 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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TIDMDON DiamonEx Limited AIM Release 26 January 2009 SUSPENSION FROM TRADING DiamonEx Limited (DiamonEx) has requested a suspension to trading of its shares on its primary exchange the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). A copy of this letter follows. Please note that a trading halt of DiamonEx's ASX traded shares has been in place since 10.00 a.m. 22 January 2009 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time). Under the ASX Listing Rules and the occurrence of a national public holiday on 26 January 2009, the suspension of DiamonEx's ASX traded shares will commence on and from 10.00 a.m. 27 January 2009 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time). Yours faithfully Paul Crawford Company Secretary 26 January 2009 Mr Patrick O'Connor ASX Ltd (Brisbane) By Email Dear Sir Request for Suspension in trading of DiamonEx Limited Shares The Board of DiamonEx Limited (DiamonEx) requests a suspension in trading of the DiamonEx Shares on the ASX, in accordance with ASX Listing Rule 17.2. Reasons for the request DiamonEx through Diamonex Botswana Limited has made an application to the High Court of Botswana for an order to place its 100% owned subsidiary Diamonex Botswana Limited into judicial management, a process under Botswana law which is similar in effect to Voluntary Administration under Australian Law. The hearing took place on Friday, 23 January 2009 (Botswana time). An order for judicial management has been made (Order) and Diamonex Botswana Limited is now granted a period of immunity from claims from its creditors. The making of the Order may place DiamonEx in breach of covenants with a number of its borrowers and DiamonEx has commenced negotiations with these lenders, which are ongoing and the outcome of which are uncertain. Length of the Suspension The suspension in trading of DiamonEx's shares is being sought up until 2 March 2009. Events that will happen which will end the Suspension The successful conclusion of negotiations with the company's financiers and an ongoing and sustainable operating plan being agreed upon for the continued operations of Diamonex Botswana Limited. Background The Lerala Diamond Mine Project (Lerala Mine) entered into production in the second half of calendar year 2008. In DiamonEx's quarterly report released on 31 October 2008, the company confirmed that DiamonEx offered for sale by tender its first batch of diamonds produced by the Lerala Mine. Due to global financial uncertainty and the lack of liquidity existing at that time, the price received per carat for the parcel was US$20.00. This price was far below expectation and the general market price for diamonds over the last 24 to 36 months. WWW International Diamond Consultants valued the parcel at an average price of US$48.00 per carat. This valuation was supported by the government of Botswana's independent diamond valuer. DiamonEx in the light of the market conditions looked at various sources of interim funding to make up for the poor price received from this first sale. As released to the market by an announcement dated 26 November 2008, the government of Botswana has given a guarantee on a financing facility provided to DiamonEx by the Stanbic Bank, Botswana. Diamonex Botswana Limited As a result of the cash flow problems caused by the unexpected and ongoing collapse in the diamond market Diamonex Botswana Limited resolved to file an application for judicial administration with the court. As stated as the Order has been granted, Diamonex Botswana Limited will have a judicial manager appointed to it and the ongoing management of Diamonex Botswana Limited will be carried out by the judicial manager. As long as the Order is in force, all actions by creditors will be stayed. DiamonEx's planned actions The company intends to pursue the following course of action: 1. DiamonEx will continue to operate the Lerala Mine; and 2. Operationally, DiamonEx will proceed on a medium term strategy which will see: * a reduction in operating costs for the Lerala Mine as further mine expansion will be halted; and * the continued processing of the stockpiled ore (approximately 363,000 tonnes) which the company estimates will result in production level of 28 carats per 100 tonnes (this estimate is based on the company's recent experience regarding diamond production from the stockpiled ore). DiamonEx is planning to carry out discussions with two key finance providers, to reach acceptable arrangements so that these lenders are in agreement with the steps being taken and the status of the financing arrangements are maintained. DiamonEx will make a further announcement to the market once there has been an agreement reached with the lenders. Yours faithfully DiamonEx Limited Paul Crawford Company Secretary For further information contact: Dan O'Neill Tel: + 61 7 37208944 Managing Director Fax: + 61 7 37208988 Email: doneill@diamonex.com.au Mob: + 61 4 07596942 Mark Gray Tel: + 61 7 37208944 Corporate Development Fax: + 61 7 37208988 Email: mgray@diamonex.com.au Mob: + 61 4 12899979 Will Souter or Rob Adamson RFC Corporate Finance Ltd (Nomad) Tel: +61 2 9250 0050 +61 2 9250 0041 Email: will.souter@rfc.com.au rob.adamson@rfc.com.au Fox-Davies Capital Ltd (AIM Broker) Tel: +44 20 7936 5200 =--END OF MESSAGE--- This announcement was originally distributed by Hugin. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
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