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ENDIAMA E.P. (Empresa
Nacional de
Diamantes E.P.) is the state-run
national diamond company of Angola. It is the
exclusive concessionary of
mining rights...
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consortium of
diamond mining companies, the two
largest holders being Endiama with 40
percent ownership and
Trans Hex with 35% ownership. A feasibility...
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December 22, 1976, by then Angola-state
owned diamond company Diamang (now
Endiama),
which remains as its
major sponsor. In 2005, the club,
managed by Mário...
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Endiama—Luarica and Fucauma—after
failing to
reach an
agreement with the
government of
Angola (which owns the
other major partner,
Endiama).
Endiama stated...
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Operations in its
diamond mines include partnerships between state-run
Endiama and
mining companies such as
ALROSA which operate in Angola.
Access to...
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Endiama, and the
Russian company Alrosa. At one time,[when?] the mine was
owned by a
consortium of
international mining interests,
including Endiama (the...
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company of Angola. It is
owned in part by
ENDIAMA and
exists to
bring diamonds produced both
through ENDIAMA's partnered mines and by
artisanal miners to...
- SARL is a
private security company in Angola. It is
majority owned by
ENDIAMA and
holds over half of the
security contracts with
Angolan diamond companies...
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Angola (PEMA),
which was
formed on 6
September 1912, were
transferred to
Endiama. PEMA got
these mining rights on 31
March 1913. On 4
December 1920, the...
- violations, and
diamond smuggling.
Production rose by 30% in 2006 and
Endiama, the
national diamond company of Angola,
expects production to increase...
