Botswana to Double De Beers Stake to 30% as Anglo American Prepares Exit
Botswana will raise its ownership in De Beers to 30%, enabling a consortium including Namibia, Angola and Richemont to take control from Anglo American.
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The story so far
3 publishers have covered this in 5 articles since 9 Nov 2026. businessinsider.com published first, on 9 November at 06:50 UTC; Bloomberg Markets followed 7h 38m later. The most recent article, from africa.businessinsider.com, appeared on 10 November at 06:44 UTC.
Outlets reporting it: Bloomberg Markets (major outlet), News Feed (major outlet), africa.businessinsider.com.
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How it unfolded
Every source in the order it published.
- businessinsider.comAnglo American’s De Beers makes Angola home to its largest global diamond search after $15 million spend, with CEO eyeing a future mine worth billions
- Bloomberg MarketsBotswana Agrees to Raise De Beers Stake, Easing Anglo’s Exit
- News FeedBotswana to double De Beers holding to 30 per cent
- businessinsider.comCartier owner led by South Africa’s richest man circles De Beers as Botswana doubles its stake and Namibia, Angola and Oman enter Anglo American’s diamond ownership plan
- africa.businessinsider.comCartier owner Richemont, chaired by South African billionaire Johann Rupert, holds talks to join De Beers deal as Botswana plans to double its stake to 30%
Sources
Every article we clustered into this story. Headlines link to the publisher.
- Botswana to double De Beers holding to 30 per cent News Feed ·
- Botswana Agrees to Raise De Beers Stake, Easing Anglo’s Exit Bloomberg Markets ·
- Cartier owner led by South Africa’s richest man circles De Beers as Botswana doubles its stake and Namibia, Angola and Oman enter Anglo American’s diamond ownership plan businessinsider.com
- Cartier owner Richemont, chaired by South African billionaire Johann Rupert, holds talks to join De Beers deal as Botswana plans to double its stake to 30% africa.businessinsider.com
- Anglo American’s De Beers makes Angola home to its largest global diamond search after $15 million spend, with CEO eyeing a future mine worth billions businessinsider.com
In this story
- Duma Boko
- De Beers
- Afro American Plc
- Richemont
- Namibia
- Angola