Gemfields swings to profit after reopening mines
Precious gemstones miner Gemfields (LON: GEM) (JSE: GML) has swung to a first-half net profit after it reopened mines and demand for its emeralds and rubies surged. The company, which returned to the London Stock Exchange’s market for juniors last year, posted a $23.8 million net profit, which compares to a loss of $56.7 million in the same period last year as revenue increased 548% to $97.2 million. Gemfields, which operates the Kagem emerald mine in Zambia and the Montepuez ruby mine in Mozambique said half year revenues rose from $15,000 to $97,236. ‘WE ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE OUR RETURN TO STRONG OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AFTER THE COVID-INDUCED HORRORS OF 2020″ “We are…
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