Angola's state-owned diamond company, founded in 1981 as successor to the colonial-era Diamang concession. Endiama holds exclusive rights over diamond mining concessions across Angola and partners with foreign miners in joint ventures such as Catoca.
Angola's state-owned diamond company, founded in 1981 as successor to the colonial-era Diamang concession. Endiama holds exclusive rights over diamond mining concessions across Angola and partners with foreign miners in joint ventures such as Catoca.
Endiama is the exclusive concessionary of Angola's rough diamond rights and holds a stake in the Catoca mine, one of the world's largest diamond mines, alongside Russia's Alrosa.
€1.3bn revenue (2023)