Gemfields has announced USD 29.6 million in revenues from its September 2026 commercial-quality rough emerald auction, with all 44 lots sold at an average realised price of USD 9.72 per carat.
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Gemfields has announced the successful results of its inaugural Trade Select Ruby Auction, generating USD 23.1 million in revenue, while also providing a detailed update on Montepuez Ruby Mining’s production, operations, security situation, VAT challenges, and recent leadership changes.
Gemfields has reported USD 26.8 million in revenues from its May 2026 higher-quality emerald auction, with 99% of carats sold and strong demand continuing for exceptional top-tier emeralds despite global macroeconomic uncertainty and currency pressures.
Gemfields Group Limited has announced its Annual General Meeting for June 2026 along with the release of its B-BBEE annual compliance report, outlining shareholder participation details and company operations.
Gemfields announces its latest G-Factor for Natural Resources figures, showcasing transparency in revenue contributions to host governments from its Zambia and Mozambique mining operations.
Gemfields announces the results of an auction comprised of mixed-quality rough ruby held during
Gemfields shareholders are advised that the Company has released information about its operational results and financial position to 31 December 2025. These unaudited figures have been produced on a monthly basis for Gemfields’ 75%-owned Kagem emerald mine and its 75%-owned Montepuez ruby mine. The full operational results and an excel spreadsheet of Gemfields’ historic figures can be found on the Company’s website at www.gemfieldsgroup.com/operational-update/.
The specific auction mix and the quality of the lots offered at each auction vary in characteristics such as size, colour and clarity on account of variations in mined production and market demand. Therefore, the results of each auction are not always directly comparable.
On Wednesday 15 October 2025, a group of approximately 40 illegal miners marched on the mine gate at Montepuez Ruby Mining (“MRM”). They proceeded to attack Mozambican police officers present at the gate, killing two, one of whom was a commander of Mozambique’s Natural Resources Protection Force. No MRM employees or contractors were injured in the attack and onsite conditions have been calm since.
