Burgundy confirms polished sales strategy evolution; closes Perth Office

Group 1 - The company intends to partner with selected diamond manufacturers, traders, jewellers, and luxury brands to enhance the value of its sustainably mined Canadian diamonds [1] - The decision to close the diamond cutting and polishing facility in Perth is based on a thorough assessment of its long-term viability [2] - The CEO expressed gratitude to the Perth team and emphasized the company's commitment to vertical integration through its sales office in Antwerp and strategic partnerships [3] Group 2 - The closure of the Perth facility is not expected to have any material financial or production impacts for the company, with the process anticipated to be completed by mid-year 2025 [3] - Burgundy Diamond Mines focuses on capturing margins across the entire diamond value chain, including mining, production, cutting, polishing, and sales [5] - The company has established a vertically integrated business model that ensures traceability and ethical production of diamonds from mining to marketing [5]