(Reuters) - De Beers, the world's biggest diamond producer, reported a 5-percent rise in first-half underlying earnings on Friday and said prices and demand of rough diamonds remained solid.
It said underlying earnings in the six months to end-June rose to $324 million thanks to the favourable impact of a reduction in net finance charges and a tax credit.
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It said underlying earnings in the six months to end-June rose to $324 million thanks to the favourable impact of a reduction in net finance charges and a tax credit.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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