Namibia Diamond Trading Company (NDTC) is a 50:50 joint venture between the Government of Namibia and De Beers which was formally conceived in January 2007 following an agreement to sort, value and market Namibian diamonds. While it serves as Namibia’s prime avenue to recognise and formalise the efforts of the Namibian Government and De Beers to develop a sustainable local downstream diamond industry, NDTC can trace its roots back to 1988 when the first sorting and valuation activities were established. These activities were through DTC Valuations Namibia, a wholly owned De Beers company which was tasked with the sorting and valuing of Namibian diamonds until the inception of NDTC in January 2007. Today, NDTC prides itself as Namibia’s flagship diamond sorting and valuing brand, contributing significantly to national growth and a sustainable future
The agreement included the formation of Namibia Diamond Trading Company (NDTC), a 50:50 joint venture between the Government of Namibia and De Beers. It exists to recognise and formalise the efforts of the Government of the Republic of Namibia and De Beers to develop a sustainable local downstream diamond industry in Namibia.
The history of the NDTC in Namibia dates back to 1988 when the first sorting and valuation activities were established. DTC Valuations Namibia, a wholly owned De Beers company, continued with the sorting and valuing functions until the creation of NDTC in January 2007.
Contacts
Contact us: +264 (0)61 204 3222
Email us: info@ndtc.com.na
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