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Mountain Province Diamonds names acting CEO, pauses Tuzo project, and faces payment deadline to avoid default.
Mountain Province Diamonds announced leadership changes at its Gahcho Kué Mine joint venture with De Beers, appointing Chairman Jonathan Comerford as acting CEO following Mark Wall’s departure, as part of cost-saving efforts.
The company paused the Tuzo Phase 3 project due to weak market conditions but confirmed 2026 production will continue.
It received CAD$49.17 million in in-kind election notices from De Beers, with first payment due March 17, 2026, and faces potential default if unpaid within 60 days.
The company expects sales proceeds to cover the initial payment and extended a shareholder approval deadline for a US$1 million fee to June 30, 2026, to avoid default.
Ongoing talks with De Beers aim to cut costs while protecting stakeholder value.
Mountain Province Diamonds nombra al CEO en funciones, detiene el proyecto Tuzo, y se enfrenta a la fecha límite de pago para evitar el incumplimiento.