CHAMWE KAIRA
The Namib Desert Diamonds (Pty) Ltd (Namdia) has announced the successful completion of its client selection process and the appointment of its new client list for the 2026/27 to 2028/29 period.
The selection process attracted 75 applications from companies across the globe, highlighting the continued international confidence in the quality and value of Namibian natural diamonds, the company said.
It said applications were received from Namibia, Belgium, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), India, Hong Kong, Israel, Singapore, the United States of America (USA), Armenia and Zimbabwe, making this one of Namdia’s most competitive client selection processes to date.
The company said following a comprehensive and rigorous evaluation process against predetermined criteria, 32 companies have been selected to form Namdia’s new client base for the next three years.
The successful clients are: AC Diam BV (Belgium), Avalon Diamonds Namibia (Namibia), Chintan Gems BV (India), Choron DMCC (UAE), DA Trading DMCC (UAE), Dali Diamonds NV (Belgium), Dev Jewels BV (Belgium), Dhamani Jewels DMCC (UAE), Dharmanandan Diamonds PVT LTD (India), Dia Jewel NV (India), Diamond India Limited (India), Diamond Trading NV (Belgium), Diamwill BVBA (Belgium), Diarush FZCO (UAE), Fine Star Jewellery and Diamonds Namibia PTY LTD (Namibia), Gayane Trading (Namibia), Gem Blue BV (Belgium), IGC Group NV (Belgium), Jasani India PVT LTD (India), M Suresh Company DMCC (UAE), NarolaDiamonds PVT LTD (India) Pluczenik Diamond Company NV (Belgium), Ratnakala Exports PVT LTD (India), Rosy Blue NV (Belgium), Samir Gems FZCO (UEA), SBMH Group FZCO (UAE), Shree Ramkrishna Exports Pty Ltd – SRK (India), Sinco Investments (Namibia), Stargems Manufacturing Namibia PTY (Namibia), SV Gems NV (Belgium) The Source Diamonds DMCC (UAE) and Venus Jewel (India).
Namdia said it looks forward to building strong, transparent and mutually beneficial partnerships over the coming three years.
“The company extends its appreciation to every organisation that applied. The calibre of
applications received reflects the strong international demand for access to Namibia’s exceptional natural diamonds. While not all applicants could be accommodated, Namdia encourages interested companies to participate in future client selection processes when applications reopen,” the company said.
As Namibia’s state-owned diamond marketing and sales company, Namdia said it remains committed to maximising long-term value from the country’s diamond resources through responsible marketing, sound governance and strategic partnerships that contribute to sustainable economic development.
